Caricatures and Cut-Outs: Collecting Print in Nineteenth-Century Britain and Europe

作为合作博士伙伴关系（CDP）计划的一部分，鲍斯博物馆和诺森比亚大学很高兴为艺术与人文研究委员会（AHRC）提供全额资助的博士生奖学金。19世纪，欧洲出现了一种现代的视觉印刷文化。这个项目通过鲍斯博物馆的大量19世纪版画收藏来探索这个视觉世界出现的关键时刻。博物馆的创始人约翰和乔斯·鲍斯（John and jossamphine Bowes）创作了这些来自欧洲各地的版画，反映了这对法英夫妇的个人生活和收藏兴趣。成功的候选人将开发一个博士项目，使用Bowes版画作为中心案例研究，探索19世纪欧洲流行版画的收藏是如何创建的。该项目提供了一个令人兴奋的机会，为我们对印刷文化和收藏的理解以及现代跨国欧洲视觉文化的出现做出了重大贡献。邀请学生提出一个项目，通过以下一个或多个主题探索鲍斯的丰富收藏：收集，消费和展示；视觉时代的意义与制作性别与视觉印刷文化；想象欧洲。成功的候选人将成为诺森比亚大学人文学系充满活力和活力的研究人员社区的一员，并成为鲍斯博物馆充满活力的合作博士研究团队的一员。作为一名CDP学生，该项目提供了一个机会，通过与诺森比亚和鲍斯博物馆的专家工作人员合作，培养一套独特的可转移技能和研究专业知识，并提供专门的专业发展和培训。

The Bowes Museum and Northumbria University are delighted to offer a fully-funded Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) PhD studentship, as part of the Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) scheme.The nineteenth century saw the emergence of a modern, visual print culture across Europe. This project explores this crucial moment in the emergence of a visual world through the Bowes Museum's large collection of nineteenth-century prints. Created by the Museum's founders, John and Joséphine Bowes, the collection of prints from all over Europe reflects the personal lives and collecting interests of this Franco-British couple.The successful candidate will develop a PhD project that uses the Bowes prints as a central case study for exploring how collections of popular print were created in nineteenth-century Europe. The project offers an exciting opportunity to make a major contribution to our understanding of print culture and collecting, as well as the emergence of a modern, transnational European visual culture. Students are invited to propose a project that explores the Bowes' rich collection through one or more of the following themes: Collecting, consumption and display; Meaning and making in the visual age; Gender and visual print culture; Picturing Europe.The successful candidate will become part of the dynamic and lively community of researchers in the Department of Humanities at Northumbria University, and be part of the Bowes Museum's vibrant cohort of collaborative doctoral researchers. As a CDP studentship, the project offers the chance to develop a unique set of transferable skills and research expertise through working collaboratively with expert staff at both Northumbria and the Bowes Museum, as well as providing access to dedicated professional development and training.