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“It Should Be on Every Surgeon’s Table”: The Reception and Adoption of Joseph Maclise’s Surgical Anatomy (1851) in the United States
- N. Slipp
- MedicineBritish Art Studies
- 18 July 2021
“Little of Artistic Merit?”: The Art of the American South
- N. Slipp, Maurie D. McInnis
- ArtPanorama
- 2020
Gilded Age Dining
- N. Slipp
- ArtEcocriticism and the Anthropocene in Nineteenth…
- 6 September 2019
Entering the Conversation: Using Student Blogging to Encourage Original Writing, Critical Thinking, and Personal Investment
- N. Slipp
- Education
- 3 February 2017
What is American? Exploring Iberian Contact Zones in the “New World”
- N. Slipp, M. A. Castro
- Geography
- 16 February 2019
Thomas Eakins and the human écorché: understanding the body in three dimensions
- N. Slipp
- Art
- 2015
Artist Thomas Eakins (1844–1916) required Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts students to perform hands-on dissections of human cadavers. Fragments were cast in plaster (1877–80) and later bronze…
PHOTOGRAPHING ETHER, DOCUMENTING PAIN:
- N. Slipp
- ArtVictorian Science and Imagery
- 27 July 2021
'The Secret Figure': artistic anatomy and the medical body in nineteenth-century American culture
- N. Slipp
- History
- 2015
The Making of Philadelphia: The Natural Environment and Its Scientific and Artistic Histories
- N. Slipp
- History, Art
- 7 January 2020
As a colonial centre of North America and the first capitol of the United States, the city of Philadelphia was a central participant in the development of American art and science. This essay revie...