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To celebrate the opening of the fall exhibition William Blake: Burning Bright, the Yale Center for British Art is hosting a moderated panel discussion that considers the relationship between word and image in Blake's multimedia artistic career.
The panel features presentations from Sarah Weston, Assistant Professor of English and Art History & Archaeology (by courtesy), Washington University, St. Louis, and Jessikah Díaz, PhD Candidate in English Language and Literature, Yale University, followed by a discussion moderated by Jonathan Kramnick, the Maynard Mack Professor of English, Director of Graduate Studies, Yale University. The event is cosponsored by the YCBA and the Yale English Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Colloquium, a consortium of graduate students and faculty who gather throughout the year to share research and discuss emerging trends in the field.
To celebrate the opening of the fall exhibition William Blake: Burning Bright, the Yale Center for British Art is hosting a moderated panel discussion that considers the relationship between word and image in Blake's multimedia artistic career.
The panel features presentations from Sarah Weston, Assistant Professor of English and Art History & Archaeology (by courtesy), Washington University, St. Louis, and Jessikah Díaz, PhD Candidate in English Language and Literature, Yale University, followed by a discussion moderated by Jonathan Kramnick, the Maynard Mack Professor of English, Director of Graduate Studies, Yale University. The event is cosponsored by the YCBA and the Yale English Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Colloquium, a consortium of graduate students and faculty who gather throughout the year to share research and discuss emerging trends in the field.
