PhD Art History - Nineteenth-century art and cultural exchange in Nottingham United Kingdom | University of Nottingham

Nicholas Alfrey explores the French response to Constable's artwork displays during 1824 and 1826.

Ting Chang authored a publication focusing on European travelers and collectors of Asian art, along with the Parisian museums they established in the late 1800s. Her current research investigates British and French portrayals of China through unconventional mediums often overlooked by art historians, including educational toys, optical instruments, panoramas, and various 19th-century spectacles.

Fintan Cullen analyzes how national identity manifests in depictions of Ireland's colonial ties with Britain from the 1700s to the 1900s. He is currently authoring a book about Irish artists' emigration patterns throughout the extended 19th century.

Richard Wrigley has published several works, including a detailed study of French artists' encounters with and depictions of Rome during the 18th and 19th centuries. He is preparing to organize an exhibition featuring Scottish photographer Robert Macpherson's Roman imagery.