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