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“Italian Artists in Paris in the Late Nineteenth Century and the Establishment of La Polenta,” Storia dell’Arte 97 (2000): 131-138.
“William Holman Hunt’s Portrait of Fanny: Inspiration for the artist in the late 1860s.” Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte 65 (2002): 232-241.
“Jealousy or genuine fear of contamination: Critical peer reaction to the assimilation of Italian artists in Paris in the late nineteenth century,” Studi di Storia dell’Arte 15 (2005): 227-336.
“Constructing an Image: The Development of La Vie Moderne in Third Republic Paris,” Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte 69 (2006): 109-114.
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“Restoring Guillaume Coustou’s Samuel Bernard to its Baroque Heritage: An argument for formal analysis,” Studi di Storia dell’Arte 17 (2006): 1-12.
“Conceiving the Child: British illustrator Kate Greenaway’s determining influence on the graphic work of Mary Cassatt,” Aurora 7 (2006): 19-34.
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“Victor Burgin’s meaningful cityscape and the legacy of socially-responsive narrative view painting,” Journal of Visual Arts Practice 7 (2008): 57-73.
“The Search for a Story: George Lukàcs’ “Narrate or Describe?” and the Parisian Cityscape,” Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte 73 (2010): 99-114
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