“A Neoclassical Translation: The Hôôden at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition”
Adjunct Lecturer Hannah Sigur’s “A Neoclassical Translation: The Hôôden at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition” will appear in David Raizman and Ethan Robey, Eds. Expanding Nationalisms at Worlds Fairs: Identity, Diversity and Exchange 1855 – 1914 (Routledge: April 2017). She’s half way through a busy symposium schedule on both coasts, presenting in the fall on Japanese exposition pavilions at Cornell and at the Huntington Library, returning to the Huntington this month to speak on San Francisco art dealer George T. Marsh, and then on the Japonesque paintings of Robert Winthrop Chanler in New York in May
Mar 2, 2017