Laura Morowitz, William Vaughan

'... a particularly innovative text in its examination of the male, homosocial art world... With its careful attention to economic, social, cultural and social movements, this far-reaching, innovative collection of essays should appeal to a broad audience, ranging from those interested in art and art history to gender studies.' Debra L. Cumberland, Nineteenth-Century French Studies

• Contents: Introduction, Laura Morowitz and William Vaughan; The first artistic brotherhood: fraternité in the age of revolution, William Vaughan; The Nazarene Gemeinschaft: Overbeck and Cornelius, Mitchell B. Frank; The Pre-Raphaelite ’otherhood’ and group identity in Victorian Britain, Jason Rosenfeld; The business of brotherhood: Morris, Marshall, Faulker & Company and the Pre-Raphaelite culture of youth, Amy Bingaman; Questions of identity at Abramatsevo, Rosalind Polly Gray; Envisioning the Golden Dawn: The visionists as an artistic brotherhood, Sarah Kate Gillespie; Académie and fraternité: constructing masculinities in the education of French artists, Susan Waller; Girls ’n’ the ’hood: female artists in 19th-century France, Jane Mayo Roos; Anonymity, artistic brotherhoods and the art market in the fin de siècle, Laura Morowitz; Bibliography; Index.

Laura Morowitz, William Vaughan

'... a particularly innovative text in its examination of the male, homosocial art world... With its careful attention to economic, social, cultural and social movements, this far-reaching, innovative collection of essays should appeal to a broad audience, ranging from those interested in art and art history to gender studies.' Debra L. Cumberland, Nineteenth-Century French Studies

• Contents: Introduction, Laura Morowitz and William Vaughan; The first artistic brotherhood: fraternité in the age of revolution, William Vaughan; The Nazarene Gemeinschaft: Overbeck and Cornelius, Mitchell B. Frank; The Pre-Raphaelite ’otherhood’ and group identity in Victorian Britain, Jason Rosenfeld; The business of brotherhood: Morris, Marshall, Faulker & Company and the Pre-Raphaelite culture of youth, Amy Bingaman; Questions of identity at Abramatsevo, Rosalind Polly Gray; Envisioning the Golden Dawn: The visionists as an artistic brotherhood, Sarah Kate Gillespie; Académie and fraternité: constructing masculinities in the education of French artists, Susan Waller; Girls ’n’ the ’hood: female artists in 19th-century France, Jane Mayo Roos; Anonymity, artistic brotherhoods and the art market in the fin de siècle, Laura Morowitz; Bibliography; Index.

Laura Morowitz, William Vaughan

'... a particularly innovative text in its examination of the male, homosocial art world... With its careful attention to economic, social, cultural and social movements, this far-reaching, innovative collection of essays should appeal to a broad audience, ranging from those interested in art and art history to gender studies.' Debra L. Cumberland, Nineteenth-Century French Studies

• Contents: Introduction, Laura Morowitz and William Vaughan; The first artistic brotherhood: fraternité in the age of revolution, William Vaughan; The Nazarene Gemeinschaft: Overbeck and Cornelius, Mitchell B. Frank; The Pre-Raphaelite ’otherhood’ and group identity in Victorian Britain, Jason Rosenfeld; The business of brotherhood: Morris, Marshall, Faulker & Company and the Pre-Raphaelite culture of youth, Amy Bingaman; Questions of identity at Abramatsevo, Rosalind Polly Gray; Envisioning the Golden Dawn: The visionists as an artistic brotherhood, Sarah Kate Gillespie; Académie and fraternité: constructing masculinities in the education of French artists, Susan Waller; Girls ’n’ the ’hood: female artists in 19th-century France, Jane Mayo Roos; Anonymity, artistic brotherhoods and the art market in the fin de siècle, Laura Morowitz; Bibliography; Index.