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Chapter One 1 comment

Claire wrote 7 months ago: It seems like a long time since I last added anything to this blog, and even longer since I finished … more →

Tags: Download the PhD, History, Print Trade Ads

British Printed Images2 comments

Claire wrote 1 year ago: I’m pleased that this blog was cited in a footnote on the British Printed Images website. I … more →

Adverts for Portraits of William and Mary

Claire wrote 2 years ago: Advertisements for portraits of William and Mary appeared quickly after William formally assumed the … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, William&Mary

Portrait Print Advertising Under James II

Claire wrote 2 years ago: This is an abridged version of the section on James II in chapter 4 of my Ph.D thesis.  Portrait pri … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, Charles II, James II

Earl of Rochester - February 1681

Claire wrote 2 years ago: The Earl of Rochester died in July 1680. When Jacob Sampson advertised his portrait in The Term Cata … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, Charles II

Thomas Thynne Murder Victim3 comments

Claire wrote 2 years ago: Thomas Thynne’s portrait was advertised by Langley Curtis and Edward Cooper in the True Protestant M … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, Charles II

Heneage Finch

Claire wrote 2 years ago: When Robert White’s portrait of Heneage Finch was advertised in The Term Catalogues of June 1681 it … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, Charles II

Duke of York - December 1681

Claire wrote 2 years ago: It is perhaps surprising that no more than three portrait prints of the Duke of York were found adve … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, Charles II

Matthew Poole and Thomas Hobbes

Claire wrote 2 years ago: I found a cluster of portrait print advertisements in June 1680. In the previous post I described an … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, Charles II

Earl of Shaftesbury, Robert White- June 16801 comment

Claire wrote 2 years ago: In June 1680 the Whigs were campaigning for the recall of parliament so that the Exclusion of the Du … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads, Charles II

Catch Up- II

Claire wrote 2 years ago: Thanks to my job I spend more time thinking about writing skills than history these days. I find mys … more →

Tags: Print Trade Ads

Language of Portrait Print Advertising

Claire wrote 3 years ago:  This is an extract from chapter 3, it’s rather dry so for general interest readers I’ve … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads

Catch Up - I

Claire wrote 3 years ago: I think it will be helpful at this point to summarise the material I’ve put online so far. I b … more →

Tags: History

Profiting From Royal Deaths

Claire wrote 3 years ago: The majority of the Goldsmiths’ newspaper notices were placed at times when the topicality of … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads

Why is topical retail advertising important?

Claire wrote 3 years ago: I’ve started slowly adding information to this blog. I know I need to present it in a way that … more →

Tags: History

London Newspaper Adverts for Wax Figures 1695-17082 comments

Claire wrote 3 years ago: Between 1695 and 1708 a series of advertisements were placed in London newspapers for an exhibition … more →

Tags: History

Print Publishers Catalogues vs Newspaper adverts

Claire wrote 3 years ago: It is 11 p.m. at night and I have just spent the evening setting this weblog up, so this is just a q … more →

Tags: History, Print Trade Ads


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