Visual Culture and the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars

Introduction. Contested Views: the Image in the First Total War

Satish Padiyar, Philip Shaw, Philippa Simpson

Part One: Cultures of Participation






The Territorial Imaginary of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
Katie Hornstein




Beholder, Beheaded: Theatrics of the Guillotine and the Spectacle of Rupture
Stephanie O'Rourke




Smuggled Silhouettes: Opacity and Transparency as Visual Strategies for Negotiating Royal Sovereignty During the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
Allison Goudie




Wargaming: Visualizing Conflict in French Printed Boardgames
Richard Taws




Battle Lines: Drawing, Lithography and the Casualties of War
Sue Walker

Part Two: War and the Image




From the Nore: Turner at the Mouth of the Thames
Richard Johns




Ghosts and Heroes: Girodet and the Ossianic Mode in Post-Revolutionary French Art
Emma Barker




King Ferdinand's Veto: Goya's 2nd and 3rd May 1808 as Patriotic Failures
Simon Lee




"the most atrocious [acts] one may imagine": The So-called Series of the French Invasions and Anti-French Propaganda During the Peninsular War
Foteini Vlachou




The Comic View of Johnny Newcome's Military Adventures
Neil Ramsey

Part Three: Cultures of Commemoration




Reality Effects: War, Theatre and Re-enactment Around 1800
Gillian Russell




Ephemeral Histories: Social Commemoration of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars in the Paper Collections of Sarah Sophia Banks
Arlene Leis




Exhibiting the Nation's Navy: The Foundation of the "National Gallery of Naval Art," 1795- 1845
Cicely Robinson




Picturing the Battlefield of Victory: Document, Drama, Image

Susan L. Siegfried

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