Visiting Fellows and Travel Grant Recipients: 2012-2013
Fellowships:
Andrew Bricker, Stanford University, Producing and Litigating Satire, 1670-1760
Celina Fox, Independent Scholar, The Northern Grand Tour
Emily Friedman, Auburn University, Reading Smell in the Eighteenth-Century Novel
Noelle Gallagher, University of Manchester, The Urge to Purge: Satire and Medicine in the Long Eighteenth Century, The Lewis Walpole Library-ASECS Fellow
Elisabeth Gernerd, University of Edinburgh, Sartorial Satire: Decoding Dress in Eighteenth-Century Satirical Imagery
Brendan Gillis, Indiana University, Conduits of Justice
Stephen Hague, Temple University, Economics, Gentility, and Empire: Material Culture and Social Mobility in the British Atlantic World, The Roger W. Eddy Fellow
Katherine Halsey, University of Stirling, Metaphors of Reading, 1740-1840
Carly Hegenbarth, University of Birmingham, Visual Cultures of Catholic Emancipation in Great Britain and Ireland
Rachael Scarborough King, New York University, The Known World: Epistolary Origins of Eighteenth-Century Print, The George B. Cooper Fellow
Cristina Martinez, Carleton University, Legal Life of Artists in Eighteenth-Century Britain: Hogarth, Ramsay, and Reynolds
Rachel Reeves, University of California, Davis, Politeness and Piety of Eighteenth-Century Anglican Clergymen
Bryan Rosenblithe, Columbia University, Where Tyranny Begins: British Expansion and the Origins of the American Revolution
Sean Silver, University of Michigan, Imagination Museum, The Charles J. Cole Fellow
Michael Snodin, Strawberry Hill Trust, Picturing Strawberry Hill
Miriam Wallace, New College, Florida, Illustrating Speech: Depicting Professional, Popular, and Illicit Public Speaking, 1780-1820
Matthew Wyman-McCarthy, McGill University, The Emergence of Abolitionism: Rethinking the British Empire, 1783-1793
Travel Grants
Caitlin Blackwell, York University, The Comic Work of the English Painter, John Collett, 1720-1780
Mungo Campbell, Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, ‘A Rational Case of Resemblance’: Allan Ramsay and the Portraiture of Learning
T. Barton Thurber, Hood Museum, Dartmouth College, Rome and the Grand Tour in the Mid-Eighteenth Century