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Subjects
British Marine art, National characteristics, British, in art, Nationalism and art, History, Marine art, Art, british, Art, GeneralPlaces
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Empire to nation: art, history and the visualization of maritime Britain, 1768-1829
2011, Published for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art by Yale University Press
in English
030017568X 9780300175684
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The pen in the first person : the artist as eyewitness on voyages of exploration
'Tahiti revisited' : the historicizing visual order of the world in the art of Cook's voyages
A sea of faith : visualizing maritime Britain and the articulation of national identity in the Atlantic world
'Framed by a Black': shipwreck and masculinity in the Black Atlantic
Commerce, luxury and the moralization of shipwreck : the East India Company
The image of the sailor
War and Britishness
Battle of the pictures : painting the history of Trafalgar
Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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