Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Thomas Gainsborough's Blue Boy

Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Thomas Gainsborough's Blue Boy

Hedquist, Valerie

Taylor & Francis Ltd

08/2019

202

Dura

Inglês

9781138543423

15 a 20 dias

622

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Introduction; Chapter 1 Private Beginnings, Public Performances; Chapter 2 The Blue Boy from Gainsborough's Showroom to Grosvenor's Picture Gallery; Chapter 3 Public Recognition; Chapter 4 Reproducing The Blue Boy; Chapter 5 Farewell to England; Chapter 6 Welcome to America; Chapter 7 Changing Roles for The Blue Boy; Conclusion
Blue Boy;Greek Street;Britain;George Stubbs;England;Snake Plant;United Kingdom;Young Man;heterosexual;Sir Philip Sassoon;sexuality;Gainsborough's Painting;masculinity;Art Treasures Exhibition;gender;George III;gender studies;Van Dyckian;feminization;Art Treasures Examiner;pride;Grosvenor House;queer;English Manliness;gay;Django Unchained;activism;Gazette Des Beaux Arts;LGBT;Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition;sexuality studies;Thomas Gainsborough;British art;Royal Academy;art history;visual culture;The Blue Boy;reception;performativity;queer studies;painting;portrait;film studies;film;national identity;royalty;aristocracy;London;America;United States;painted youth;gender identities;dominant and subordinate classes;sexual acts;Gainsborough's painting