Images and objects occupy a central role in my research. Here is a selection of images I am currently working with. I also collect images related to my various research interests here.
William Morris, Trellis wallpaper, 1860s, V&A Museum
Pattern sketch by Walter Crane, Beinecke Library
Design for Wallpaper by Louis Comfort Tiffany, 1881
Lewis Foreman Day, wallpaper samples, V&A Museum
Evolution in art, according to Henry Balfour, from The Evolution of Decorative Art (New York: Macmillan & Co., 1893).
Patterns collected by Alfred Cort Haddon in the Torres Strait, Cambridge University Archives
Henry Balfour, drawing of spears from the Solomon Islands, Pitt-Rivers Museum
Lewis Foreman Day, design for textile, V&A Museum
Design from a pattern book by Sarah Bland, V&A Museum
Lewis Foreman Day, The Anatomy of Pattern, 1887
Design for Wallpaper by Samuel Colman, 1881
Cover of The Goldfish: Being the Confessions of a Successful Man, 1914
Wallpaper design by Candace Wheeler, 1881, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Evolution in art, according to Henry Balfour, from The Evolution of Decorative Art (New York: Macmillan & Co., 1893).
A diagram of pattern evolution organized by General Pitt-Rivers, Nature 22 (September 30, 1880): 511–14.
Radiographs of shells, D’arcy Wentworth Thompson papers, St. Andrews University Library
Drawing of objects collected by Alfred Cort Haddon in the Torres Straits, Cambridge University Archives
Richard Owen, Memoir on the Pearly Nautilus (London: Richard Taylor, 1832), plate I.
