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Sculpting abroad : nationality and mobility of sculptors in the nineteenth century
Marjan Sterckx (UGent) and Tom Verschaffel -
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Expressing grief and gratitude in an untimely time : temporary First World War memorials in Belgium
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Inside sculptors’ studios in belle époque Brussels : an interior architectural view
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The nationality of sculpture : international mobility of nineteenth-century sculptors and their work
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Women sculptors and male assistants : a criticized but common practice in France in the long nineteenth century
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‘That pungent question of authorship’: the reception of the sculpture of Marie d’Orléans in La Mode in 1838
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Sisyphus’ Töchter : Bildhauerinnen in Westeuropa von ca. 1750-1920 = Sisyphus’s daughters : women sculptors in Western Europe from c. 1750-1920
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A born traitor : painting, sculpture, and bricks in the work of Per Kirkeby
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Even Rubens is on display in a church : conversation on art and architecture with Koen van den Broek / Rubens hangt zelfs in een kerk : gesprek over kunst en architectuur met Koen van den Broek
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La chaîne des dames : a woman artist's networking in Paris in the first half of the twentieth century