British Art Studies special issue: Thames River Works

Introduction: “Watery Relations”

Article – Shalini Le Gall, Justin McCann

Introduction: “Watery Relations”
“The Surrounding Great Work”: Memory, Erasure, and Curating the Built Environment of the West India Docks, 1802–2022

Article – Aleema Gray, Danielle Thom

“The Surrounding Great Work”: Memory, Erasure, and Curating the Built Environment of the West India Docks, 1802–2022
Ships and Souvenirs: Itineraries of the Golden Jubilee

Article – Shalini Le Gall

Ships and Souvenirs: Itineraries of the Golden Jubilee
Printed Ecologies: William Morris and the Rural Thames

Article – Sarah Mead Leonard

Printed Ecologies: William Morris and the Rural Thames
“The River Seemed Almost Turned to Blood”: The Tooley Street Fire

Article – Nancy Rose Marshall

“The River Seemed Almost Turned to Blood”: The Tooley Street Fire
Women in Whistler’s Images of Chelsea and the Thames

Article – Patricia de Montfort

Women in Whistler’s Images of Chelsea and the Thames
Whistler and Battersea: The Aesthetics of Erasure and Redevelopment

Article – Jon Newman

Whistler and Battersea: The Aesthetics of Erasure and Redevelopment
“Over London at Night”: Gasworks, Ballooning, and the Visual Gas Field

Article – Jennifer Tucker

“Over London at Night”: Gasworks, Ballooning, and the Visual Gas Field