Blacks and Blackness in European Art of the Long Nineteenth Century

Abstract

Contents: Introduction: figuring blackness in Europe, Adrienne L. Childs and Susan H. Libby The color of Frenchness: racial identity and visuality in French anti-slavery imagery, 1788-94, Susan H. Libby US and THEM: Campera (TM)s odious ligne faciale and GA(c)ricaulta (TM)s beseeching black, Albert Alhadeff a A mulatto sculptor from New Orleansa (TM): EugAne Warburg in Europe, 1853-59, Paul H.D. Kaplan Ira Aldridge as Othello in James Northcotea (TM)s Manchester portrait, Earnestine Jenkins Exceeding blackness: African women in the art of Jean-LA(c)on GA(c)rA'me, Adrienne L. Childs Visualizing racial antics in late 19th-century France, James Smalls Staging ethnicity: Edvard Muncha (TM)s images of Sultan Abdul Karim, Allison W. Chang Race and beauty in black and white: Robert Demachy and the aestheticization of blackness in pictorialist photography, Wendy A. Grossman Selected bibliography Index.

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