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THE INSTITUTIONALISATION OF ART IN EARLY VICTORIAN ENGLAND
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  • 1995Towards a Modern Art World82 cited
  • 2003Reforming culture: national art institutions in the age of reform38 cited
  • 1978Sir Charles Eastlake and the Victorian Art World36 cited
  • 1982The state and the visual arts. A discussion of state intervention in the visual arts in Britain, 1760-1981.22 cited
  • 2004GERMAN FRESCO PAINTING AND THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AT WESTMINSTER, 1834–185121 cited
  • 2003GLADSTONE AND CHRISTIAN ART, 1832–18547 cited

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  • 2018Museums for the many? Rhetorical optimism and the failure of sustained political will at three London government-funded museums – then and now4 cited

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