IDEAS AND ENLIGHTENMENTTHE LONG EIGHTEENTH CENTURY

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

10-12 DECEMBER 2014 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY AUSTRALIA

DAVID NICHOL SMITH SEMINAR IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY STUDIES XV

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15th DNS Conference Program

Wednesday 10 December 2014

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Registration 8:30-9:00

Registration

Welcome & Opening Keynote: 9:00-10:30

Welcome

9:30 Keynote 1: Michael McKeon (Rutgers University)

Paradise Lost, Poem of the Restoration Period

Putting Periodisation to Use

Keynote

10:30 Morning Tea

Sessions 1: 11:00-12:30

Enlightenment Senses: Light, Sound and Virtuality

Chair: Robert Phiddian

Representation and the Female Body

Chair: David Maskill

The Philippines in the Long Eighteenth Century Chair: Adrian Jones

Remapping the Enlightenment Chair: Luke Glanville

11:00 Peter Denney (Griffith University)

Clamouring for Liberty: Alehouse Noise and the Political

Shoemaker

Kelsey Brosnan (Rutgers University)

Anne Vallayer-Coster and the Enlightened Nature Morte

Karl Poblador (University of the Philippines Diliman)

The Immediate Impact of the Bourbon Reforms on the

Philippine Colonial Economy

Nilanjana Mukherjee (University of Delhi)

Colonial Gaze/Ocular Space: Making Geographies

11:30 Darrin McMahon (Florida State University)

"A la lanterne!" Public Illumination and the Dialectic of Enlightenment in 18th-century

Paris

Patricia Simons (University of Michigan)

The Rococo Erotics of Disguise and Innocence: Revisiting the

issue of viewing pleasure in the ancien rgime

Kerby Alvarez (University of the Philippines Diliman)

From Flora Expeditions to Meteorological Science:

Transitions and Transformations in Philippine Colonial Science,

18th to 19th century

Kristie Flannery (University of Texas at Austin)

Iberian Crusades and Spiritual Conquests: Rethinking the

Enlightenment in the Pacific World, 1750-1762

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12:00 Andrew Bricker (McGill University)

The Virtual Functions of Print in Enlightenment Thought

Jessica Fripp (Parsons The New School for Design)

Femmes au-del des rgles: growing old in public in

eighteenth-century France

Aaron Mallari (University of the Philippines Diliman)

The Spanish Enlightenment and its ripples to penology: Notes on the History of the Prison in the

Spanish Philippines

Louis Kirk McAuley (Washington State University)

"the whiskerd vermine-race" - or, Ideas about Biological

Invasion in Eighteenth-Century Caribbean Literature

12:30 Lunch

13:00

Sessions 2: 13:30-15:00

Satire and Enlightenment Chair: Aleksondra Hultquist

Biography and the Visual Chair: Mark Ledbury

Performance and Pleasures Chair: Fiona Ritchie

Women Crossing Boundaries Chair: Kate Lilley

13:30 William Hamilton (Neumann University)

"But when for Love your women dare, /How greatly is he then

outdone?": Eliza Haywood and the Satiric Tradition

David Maskill (Victoria University of Wellington)

A good address: living at the Louvre in the 18thcentury

Hedy Law (University of British Columbia)

The Triumph of Tumultuous Pleasures: Social Dance,

Pantomime, and Louis XVs Politics of Spectacle in the 1740s

David Garrioch (Monash University)

Negotiating gender boundaries in business: letters of a

Parisienne

14:00 Robert Phiddian (Flinders University)

Spectacular opposition: Suppression, deflection and the

performance of contempt in John Gays Beggars Opera and

Polly

Vivien Gaston (University of Melbourne)

Staying Alive: Johann Zoffanys Portrait of Elizabeth Farren as Hermione in Shakespeares A

Winters Tale, c. 1780, National Gallery of Victoria

Angelina Del Balzo (University of California, Los Angeles)

The Sultans Tears: Metatheatricality and Affect in

Oriental Tragedy

Michaela Hill (Monash University)

La Rodigina, Cristina Roccati. An Eighteenth-Century Womans

Life of Science

14:30 Christopher Larcombe (University of Sydney)

Too Gentle for Truth? The Spectre of Tragedy in Book IV of

Gullivers Travels

Mark Shepheard (University of Melbourne)

Mengs & Don Luis de Borbn: A Tale of Two Portraits

Josephine Touma (Art Gallery New South Wales)

Of Momus and Monkeys: Watteau's theatrical arabesques

at the Hotel de Nointel

Emma Gleadhill (Monash University)

Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath: Lady Anna Millers

Poetry Salon

15:00 Afternoon Tea

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Sessions 3: 15:30-17:30

Secularization Chair: Olivia Murphy

Mobilizing Ideas Chair: Robert

Wellington/Stephen Whiteman

Women, Biography and History Chair: Elias Grieg

Political Economy & Science Chair: Rowland Weston

15:30 Simon During (University of Queensland)

The long eighteenth-century: a period of de-secularisation?

Robert Wellington (Australian National University)/Stephen

Whiteman (University of Sydney)

Mobile landscapes: The transcultural aesthetics of

palace views in France and Qing China

Mary Casey (Casey & Lowe, Archaeology &

Heritage/University of Sydney) Elizabeth Macquarie (ne)

Campbell - A Governors wife and a Designing Woman

Fabio DAngelo (University of Pisa)

Travel training and scientific sociability in the Ville Lumire

(1799-1806)

16:00 Brandon Chua (University of Queensland)

Roman Restoration and Carthaginian Hospitality: The

Poetics of Toleration in Dryden's The Hind and the Panther

Jennifer Ferng (University of Sydney)

Les machines infernales: Naval architecture in the age of

mobility

Karen Green (University of Melbourne)

Catharine Macaulays French Connections

Germano Maifreda (University of Milan)

Scientific Knowledge and Political Economy in the Lombard Enlightenment

16:30 Alison Scott (University of Queensland)

Meditating on Unbelief: Of Atheism and Bacons (Post)

Secular Thought

Adrian Jones (La Trobe University)

Subversive representations of Ottoman-Moldavian Sovereignty

in the era preceding Prince Dimitrie Cantemirs assumption

to power in 1710-11

Jacqui Grainger (University of Sydney)

A comparative look at Matilda Bethams Biographical

Dictionary of the Celebrated Women (1804) and Mary Hays

Female Biography (1803).

Jessica Hamel-Akr (University of Montreal)

Demonic Dietetics: Exploring Hysterical Appetites Through Eighteenth-Century Religious

and Medical Discourses of Corporeal Impurity

17:00 Lisa OConnell (University of Queensland)

Sentimentalism: The Secularization of Virtue?

Bianca Maria Rinaldi (University of Camerino)

Transplanting Gardens. The Parks of Maximilian of Habsburg

in Trieste and Mexico City

Shane Greentree Writing Against Sophie: Mary

Hays Female Biography as Enlightenment Feminist Critique

of Jean Jacques Rousseaus Emile

Alexandra Ortolja-Baird (European University Institute)

Of Man and Beast: Cesare Beccaria and the Milanese

Veterinary School Illustrating the Expediency of Science for

Public Utility

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17:30 Opening Drinks

18:30 Keynote 2: John Dixon Hunt (University of Pennsylvania)

Fruit from the 'Inlightened' Tree: The Royal Society, History & the

Picturesque

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Thursday 11 December 2014

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Session 4: 8:30-10:00

History of Emotions Chair: Alison Scott

Cultural Meaning of Plants and Vegetation

Chair: Jennifer Milam

Afterlives of the Eighteenth Century

Chair: AnnMarie Brennan

Political Economy Chair: Paul Tankard

8:30 David Burchell (University of Western Sydney)

Enthusiasm: The Emergence and Transformation of a Religio-

Politico-Emotional Concept in the Eighteenth Century

Ekaterina Heath (University of Sydney)

Seeds and plants as diplomatic gifts for the Russian empress

Maria Fedorovna

AnnMarie Brennan (University of Melbourne)

From 'Line of Beauty' to B-Spline: Applying Hogarths

Analysis of Beauty to Contemporary Architecture.

Constantine Vassiliou (University of Toronto)

Commonwealth Merchants and Bourbon Aristocrats: The

Balance between Commerce and Virtue in Harrington and

Montesquieu's Political Thought

9:00 Bronwyn Reddan (University of Melbourne)

Salon culture, modernity and the aesthetic of pleasure in

French fairy tales, 1690-1709

Alexandra Hankinson (University of Sydney)

"Intricate Divarications": The Tangled World of

Eighteenth-Century Vegetation

Anthony Cordingley (Universit Paris VIII - Vincennes-Saint-

Denis) From Enlightenment to

Modernist Transnationalisms: The case of Samuel Beckett

Paul Oslington (Alphacrucis College, Australian Catholic

University/University of Divinity, Melbourne)

Anglican Social Thought and the Formation of Political Economy in Britain: Joseph Butler, Josiah

Tucker, William Paley and Edmund Burke

9:30 Aleksondra Hultquist (University of Melbourne)

From Pleasure to Power: The Passion of Love in Delarivier Manleys The Fair Hypocrite

Jennifer Jones-O'Neill (Federation University)

Flowers as an agent of universal Enlightenment

Jo Russell-Clarke (University of Adelaide)

Valuing the Teaching of Art: Rediscoveries of 18

th century

Provocations in Making the Visible an Idea

Christine Zabel (University of Duisburg-Essen)

Dealing with Uncertainty: Speculating on the Future in the

Age of Enlightenment

10:00 Morning Tea

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Session 5: 10:30-12:00

American Landscapes Chair: Jo Russell-Clarke

Enlightenment European Architecture

Chair: Jennifer Ferng

Reading and the Body Chair: Lisa OConnell

Communities in Print Chair: Stephanie Russo

10:30 Sarah Moore (University of Arizona, Tucson)

Narrating a New Nation: Nature, Science, and the Discourse of

the Enlightenment

Emma Jones (University of Zurich)

The Art of Siting: The picturesque and the picture in

the work of Karl Friedrich Schinkel

Sara Crouch (University of Sydney)

Prevention, better than the cure?

Eun Kyung Min (Seoul National University)

Seriality in the City: Low Cosmopolitanism in Oliver

Goldsmiths Citizen of the World

11:00 Doreen Alvarez Saar (Drexel University)

One Womans Life: Social Networks and Domestic

Medicine in Colonial Philadelphia

Viktor Lrincz (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris/Etvs

Lornd Tudomnyegyetem) Illumination and Enlightenment

- the case of Isidore Canevale

Amelia Dale (University of Sydney)

Reading Arabellas blushes in Charlotte Lennoxs The Female

Quixote (1752)

Jean McBain (University of Melbourne)

Letters, liberty and libel: Evading government control in British periodical writing, 1695-1740

11:30 Emily Cooperman (Preservation Design Partnership/ARCH

Historic Preservation Consulting) Charles Brockden Brown and the

limits of the Enlightenment landscape

Christina Gray (University of California, Los Angeles)

Dgagement, Making Risk Visible

James Reeves (University of California, Los Angeles)

Untimely Old Age and Deformity in Sarah Scott's Millenium Hall

Paul Tankard (University of Otago)

Anonymous Celebrity: Newspapers and the Invention

of the Public Figure

12:00 Lunch

13:00 Keynote 3: Erika Naginski (Harvard University)

Impossible Design: Porsennas Tomb and French Visionary

Architecture

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Session 6: 14:00-15:30

New perspectives on Jane Austen

Chair: Penny Gay

Responses to Garden Spaces and Nature

Chair: Jeffrey Collins

Borders, State, Sovereignty Chair: Jean McBain

Scurvy and the Irish Chair: David Burchell

14:00 Olivia Murphy (Murdoch University)

a future to look forward to?: Evolution, Extinction and Exile in

Jane Austens Persuasion

Jennifer Milam (University of Sydney)

Planting Cosmopolitan Ideals: Thomas Jeffersons Poplar

Forest

Luke Glanville (Australian National University)

Vattel on Duties of Assistance and Protection beyond

Sovereign Borders

Jonathan Lamb (Vanderbilt University)

The Vicious Circles of Australian Scurvy

14:30 Jocelyn Harris (University of Otago)

Fanny Burney meets Fanny Price

Janet White (University of Nevada - Las Vegas)

The Spectacle of Self: The Garden as Self-Portrait

Vrasidas Karalis (University of Sydney)

Adamantios Korais Passage Cosmopolitanism to Nationalism

Killian Quigley (Vanderbilt University)

Scorbutic Constitutions: Irishness and Scurvy as

Convergent Pathologies in the Transportation Era

15:00 Annette Upfal (University of New South Wales)

A Taste for Cruel Humour: Jane Austens The History of England

and James Gillrays Bawdy Caricature of Charles James Fox

Jessica Priebe (University of Sydney)

Inventing Artifice and the Game of Nature: Franois Bouchers

Collection at the Louvre

Ida Nursoo (University of Sydney)

Remembering "Man": Enlightenment

Cosmopolitanism, World Citizenship & the Anthropology

of Kants Ethics

Fiona Harrison (Vanderbilt University)

A modern Neuroscience perspective on the ancient

problems of scurvy

15:30 Afternoon Tea

15:45-17:00 Roundtable on Journal Publication: A Session for Postgraduates and Early Career Researchers. Panel includes John Dixon Hunt, Sophia Rosenfeld and Aleksondra Hultquist. Chaired by Amelia Dale and Garritt Van Dyk

17:00-18:00 Keynote 4: Jeffrey Collins (Bard Graduate Center, New York)

From Ditch to Nitch: Making the Hall of the Muses

'Undoing the Ancient' Keynote

18:00-19:00

Book Launch Drinks

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Friday 12 December 2014

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Session 7: 9:00-10:30

Universalism, Classicism and Antiquiarianism

Chair: Robert Wellington

Enlightenment Images Chair: Vivien Gaston

Mind/Body Metaphysics Chair: Michael McKeon

Romanticism Reconsidered Chair: Peter Denney

9:00 Timothy Rees Jones (University of Cambridge)

The pursuit of Universal History in the early English

Enlightenment, 1695-1728

Anita Hosseini (Leuphana University)

Germany Experimental culture in a soap bubble: The case of

Jean-Simon Chardins painting of 1733/34

Thomas Laleve (Australian National University)

Pierre Cabanis, the 'science of man' and

German Anthropologie: recasting the intellectual project

of the French Ideologues

Elias Greig (University of Sydney)

Ruining Romanticism: Poetry and Periodisation in

Wordsworth's The Ruined Cottage 1797

9:30 Floris Verhaart (University of Oxford)

Between Aesthetics, Philology and Antiquarianism: The

Separation of Form and Content in Seventeenth-Century Dutch

Philology and Eighteenth-Century French Aesthetic

Thought

Lauren Ryan (La Trobe University)

Spectacles in Roman Piazzas: Images of Quack Dentists and

Charlatans by the Bamboccianti

Benjamin Graf (University of North Texas)

Beethovens transcendent voice-leading: musical evocation of

Kantian ideals

Mark Ledbury (University of Sydney)

Northcote, Hazlitt, and Misunderstandings

10:00 Erman Kaplama (Fiji National University)

Heraclitean Critique of Kantian and Enlightenment Ethics

Marthe Schmidt (University of Bonn)

Heroes of the Enlightenment? The Idealisation of Explorers, Naturalists and Artists in the Arts in the long 18th Century

Anne Thell (National University of Singapore)

Mind in Motion: Cavendish, Organic Materialism, and the

Mobility of Thought

Meegan Hasted (University of Queensland)

Aristotle, Newton or Herschel? The Cosmological Allegiance of

Keats's 'Bright Star'

10:30 ANZSECS Inaugural General Meeting Morning Tea

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Session 8: 11:30-13:00

Rethinking Friendship Chair: Katrina OLoughlin

Church Architecture and Funeral Monuments Chair: Erika Naginski

Secularisation and Biography Chair: Karen Green

Cosmopolitanism Trade, Material Culture

Chair: Jessica Priebe

11:30 Nicola Parsons (University of Sydney)

Platonic Friendship in the Periodical Press: Elizabeth Rowe,

John Dunton and the Athenian Mercury

John Weretka (University of Melbourne)

Architecture Parlante Avant La Lettre?

Genice Ngg (SIM University, Singapore)

A history of the rakes individual life: Rochester in Eighteenth-

Century Biographical Materials

Matthew Martin (National Gallery of Victoria)

English Porcelain, Catholic Collectors

12:00 Huw Griffiths (University of Sydney)

Revising Male Friendship in Eighteenth-Century Adaptations

of Early Modern Drama

Wiebke Windorf (Heinrich-Heine-University Dsseldorf) Making ideas visible: French funeral monuments of the

Ancien Rgime as individual products of artistic solutions

Melanie Cooper-Dobbin (University of Adelaide)

Mythic masculinity, folklore, book plates, visual culture

Jack Moloney (University of Melbourne)

Trans-Atlantic Mercantile Advocacy and the Beginnings of

the English Augustan Age

12:30 Kate Lilley (University of Sydney) Friends, Acquaintances,

Strangers: Katherine Philips' Letters

Jeanette Hoorn (University of Melbourne)

Teaching the Gendering of Sensibility on-line: Thomas

Gainsborough's pictures at the Huntington and the National

Gallery of Victoria

Garritt Van Dyk (University of Sydney)

Franco-Ottoman diplomacy and cultural exchange: Creating

coffee culture in seventeenth-century Paris?

13:00 Lunch

14:00 Keynote 5: Sophia Rosenfeld (University of Virginia)

The History of Choice: An 18th-Century Subject

15:00 Afternoon Tea

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Session 9: 15:30-17:30

China and Europe Chair: Stephen Whiteman

Enlightenment Periodisation Chair: Nicola Parsons

Enlightened Transformations Chair: Vrasidas Karalis

Women, Print, Public Sphere Chair: Michaela Hill

15:30 Jen-yen Chen (National Taiwan University)

Maria Theresia and the Chinese Voicing of Austrian

Imperial Selfhood: The Contexts of Metastasios China Operas

Oliver Cox (University of Oxford) Gloomy Georgians: Some Problems for Eighteenth-Century Country Houses

Ramn Brcena (University of Oviedo)

Spinozas ideas on human rights and democracy and Radical

Enlightenment

Katie Charles (University of California, Los Angeles) Interrupting Women:

Interpolated Tales in Joseph Andrews and Peregrine Pickle

16:00 Samara Cahill (Nanyang Technological University)

Sir Charles Grandisons Chinese Garden

Clare Bucknell (University of Oxford)

Specialisation and Knowledge: Some Problems for Poetic Genre

Tine Ravnsted-Larsen Reeh (University of Copenhagen)

Concepts of the past intended for the future. Church

historiography as means to secularization in Nordic

countries

Shawn Cailey Hall (University of California, Los Angeles)

Disclaiming 'all Title to a legal Father:' Common Law,

Community, and Paratexts in Charlotte Lennoxs The Female

Quixote

16:30 Yin Ning Kwok (University of Hong Kong)

The Role of Physicality and Materiality in Europeans Global Sensibilities when Responding to Chinese Painting and Calligraphy

after 1600 and before 1860

Ruth Scobie (University of Oxford)

The Pacific craze and the 'Age of Enlightenment': London 1770-

1790

Rowland Weston (University of Waikato)

Chivalry, Commerce and the 'coarse clay' of humanity:

William Godwin and the end of history

Stephanie Russo (Macquarie University)

Saving Marie Antoinette: Mary Robinson and Helen Craik

Resuscitate a Queen

17:00 Will Christie (University of Sydney)

Cultural Cross-Dressing in the House of Pankeequa

Alan Maddox (University of Sydney)

Fame, reputation and identity in the formation of eighteenth-

century singers

Christine Owen (Murdoch University)

Questions of value: the female castaway and the gendering

of Robinson Crusoe

Katrina Clifford (University of Sydney)

From subject to object: authority and authorship in

Charlotte Lennoxs Henrietta

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17:30 Closing Drinks

18:30 Keynote 6: Stephen Bending (University of Southampton)

Pleasure Gardens and the Problems of Pleasure

'Global Sensibilities Group' Keynote

19:30 Conference Dinner @ Rybyos Restaurant (separate ticket)

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Participants Index

A

Alvarez, Kerby, 2

B

Brcena, Ramn, 13 Bending, Stephen, 14 Brennan, AnnMarie, 7 Bricker, Andrew, 2 Brosnan, Kelsey, 1 Bucknell, Clare, 13 Burchell, David, 7

C

Cahill, Samara, 13 Casey, Mary, 4 Charles, Katie, 13 Chen, Jen-yen, 13 Christie, Will, 13 Chua, Brandon, 4 Clifford, Katrina, 13 Collins, Jeffrey, 9 Cooper-Dobbin, Melanie, 12 Cooperman, Emily, 8 Cordingley, Anthony, 7 Cox, Oliver, 13 Crouch, Sara, 8

D

DAngelo, Fabio, 4

Dale, Amelia, 8 Del Balzo, Angelina, 2 Denney, Peter, 1 During, Simon, 4

F

Ferng, Jennifer, 4 Flannery, Kristie, 2 Fripp, Jessica, 2

G

Garrioch, David, 2 Gaston, Vivien, 2 Glanville, Luke, 9 Gleadhill, Emma, 3 Graf, Benjamin, 10 Grainger, Jacqui, 4 Gray, Christina, 8 Green, Karen, 4 Greentree, Shane, 4 Greig, Elias, 10 Griffiths, Huw, 12

H

Hall, Shawn Cailey, 13 Hamel-Akr, Jessica, 4 Hamilton, William, 2 Hankinson, Alexandra, 7 Harris, Jocelyn, 9 Harrison, Fiona, 9

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Heath, Ekaterina, 7 Hill, Michaela, 2 Hoorn, Jeanette, 12 Hosseini, Anita, 10 Hultquist, Aleksondra, 7 Hunt, John Dixon, 6

J

Jones, Adrian, 4 Jones, Emma, 8 Jones, Timothy Rees, 10 Jones-O'Neill, Jennifer, 7

K

Kaplama, Erman, 10 Karalis, Vrasidas s, 9 Kwok, Yin Ning, 13

L

Laleve, Thomas, 10 Lamb, Jonathan, 9 Larcombe, Christopher, 3 Law, Hedy, 2 Ledbury, Mark, 10 Lilley, Kate, 12 Lrincz, Viktor, 8

M

Maddox, Alan, 13 Maifreda, Germano, 4 Mallari, Aaron, 2 Martin, Matthew, 12

Maskill, David, 2 McAuley, Louis Kirk, 2 McBain. Jean, 8 McKeon, Michael, 1 McMahon, Darrin, 2 Min, Eun Kyung, 8 Moloney, Jack, 12 Moore, Sarah, 8 Mukherjee, Nilanjana, 1 Murphy, Olivia, 9

N

Naginski, Erika, 8 Ngg, Genice, 12 Nursoo, Ida, 9

O

OConnell, Lisa, 4 Ortolja-Baird, Alexandra, 4 Oslington, Paul, 7 Owen, Christine, 13

P

Parsons, Nicola, 12 Phiddian, Robert, 2 Poblador, Karl, 1 Priebe, Jessica, 9

Q

Quigley, Killian, 9

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R

Reddan, Bronwyn, 7 Reeh, Tine Ravnsted-Larsen, 13 Reeves, James, 8 Rinaldi, Bianca Maria, 4 Rosenfeld, Sophia, 12 Russell-Clarke, Jo, 7 Russo, Stephanie, 13 Ryan, Lauren, 10

S

Saar, Doreen Alvarez, 8 Schmidt, Marthe, 10 Scobie, Ruth, 13 Scott, Alison, 4 Shepheard, Mark, 3 Simons, Patricia, 2

T

Tankard, Paul, 8

Thell, Anne, 10 Touma, Josephine, 3

U

Upfal , Annette, 9

V

Van Dyk, Garritt, 12 Vassiliou, Constantine, 7 Verhaart, Floris, 10

W

Wellington, Robert, 4 Weretka, John, 12 Weston, Rowland, 13 White, Janet, 9 Windorf, Wiebke, 12

Z

Zabel, Christine, 7

Image: Franois Boucher, French, 1748, Oil on canvas, 116 x 133 in. 71.PA.37

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