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CFP: “The Imprint of Women: Printmakers, Printsellers and Print Publishers” (22-25 March 2018, Orlando, FL)

Significant women printmakers and publishers have long been relegated to footnotes or secondary status in national biography and academic canons. The organizers of this panel seek to recover the achievements of women in graphic culture. We invite papers on the role of women in the creation, production and circulation of prints in the long eighteenth century. We encourage interdisciplinary and global perspectives. Topics might address professional and amateur status, implications of genre and aesthetics or of technique and medium, and questions of legality, including libel and censorship among others.

49th American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS) Annual Meeting
Orlando, FL
March 22-25, 2018

CONTACT --- Cynthia Roman, Yale University (cynthia.roman@yale.edu) AND Cristina S. Martinez, University of Ottawa (martinezcsm@gmail.com)
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