Publications & Research

This website offers scope for original investigations into Paris’s artistic history. Exploring the maps and data to find narratives about how artists were inhabiting the early modern city has the potential to shape new inquiries through the intersections between art history and urban history.

This is a list of publications and research outputs that use the Artists in Paris project to investigate the geography and demography of the Paris art world.

Articles

• Hannah Williams, “Artists’ Studios in Paris: Digitally Mapping the 18^th-Century Art World”, #5 Coordinates: Digital Mapping and 18^th-Century Visual, Material and Built Cultures, Journal18 (Spring 2018).
• Hannah Williams, “Artists and the City: Mapping the Art Worlds of 18th-Century Paris”, Urban History (forthcoming 2018)

Talks

• Hannah Williams, “Mapping Paris: Artists and their Neighbourhoods in the 18^th Century”. Talk delivered in the Digital History Seminar at the Institute of Historical Research, London, 19 April 2016.
• Hannah Williams, “The Other Palace: Versailles & the Louvre”. Talk delivered at the National Gallery of Art in Canberra, 24 March 2017.

Citing this Website

To cite the website in your research:

Hannah Williams & Chris Sparks, Artists in Paris: Mapping the 18^th-Century Art World, www.artistsinparis.org (accessed [insert today’s Date])

If you use Artists in Paris in your research, please get in touch so your work can be added to this bibliography. Email: hannah.williams@qmul.ac.uk.