Wedgwood’s Portrait Medallions
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Portraiture as Interaction: The Spaces and Interfaces of the British Portrait
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Brigid Von Preussen discusses "Wedgwood’s Portrait Medallions.” Von Preussen is working on her PhD at Columbia University, which examines the relationship between Neoclassicism, commerce, and inter-medial reproduction in late eighteenth-century British design and art.
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