Oxford Art Journal

Papers
(The TQCC of Oxford Art Journal is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
A Feminist Critique of Capitalism: Class, Gender, Work, and Unrest in Women’s Art after 20082
Monet Remade1
Getting Away and Going With1
Charles Meryon’s Graphic Risks1
Naomi Mitchison, Sam J. Ntiro, and Modern African Art in Rural Scotland1
Notes on Contributors1
The Rhône and the Saône1
A Box of Alabaster1
Notes on Contributors1
Carlos Cruz-Diez’s Ephemeral Painted Walkways and the Politics of Mobility in Mid-1970s Caracas1
William Holman Hunt’s Fantastic Magic Lantern1
Why Does That Wolf Have Red On His Lips?1
Impressionism in the Land of the Bolsheviks: Questions of Art, Reality, and Ideology in the Interwar Soviet Union1
Abstracts0
The Revolutionary Symbolism of Angelo Herndon: Photography, Race, and Communism in 1930s America0
Abstracts0
Crafting ‘Craft’ in Japan0
What Makes Mina Loy Modern?0
Abstracts0
Making It Function Differently: TV Sculpture0
Morse’s Media0
On the Beaten Track0
HIV, the Country, and the City: Helen Chadwick’s Viral Landscapes0
Notes on Contributors0
Wonders: Guide Culture and Narrative Detail in Western Images Related to Pilgrimage in the Holy Land0
Rescue Politics: Richard Mosse’s Thermal Imaging and the Containment of Migration0
Memory as an Ever-present Past: Photographic Representations of US Military Presence in South Korea0
Automatism and Autonomy in Postwar Rome: Alberto Burri and His Circle0
The Spectacle of Crime0
Salvage Brutalism: Class, Culture and Dispossession in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Fragment of Robin Hood Gardens0
Sites of Memory and Forgetting: Gyula Derkovits’s Woodcuts of the 1514 Peasant War0
Past and Present: Competing Ideologies of Impressionism in France, c. 1930–19500
Art and Insurance after the Era of Statistics0
Surface Tension: Equations of Difference between Architecture and Sculpture0
Against the Canon: The Unresolved Dispute between Carla Lonzi and Giulio Carlo Argan0
The Materialist Imagination: Essays in Honour of Caroline Arscott0
‘Infidelity, Imposture, and Bad Faith’: Reproducing an Insurance Bubble0
Abstracts0
Correction to: The Morbid Symptoms of Capitalist Culture: Stuart Brisley’s Placement with Hille & Co. Furniture Factory (1970–1972)0
Sculpting the ‘Idea of Insurance’: John Quincy Adams Ward’s Protection Group and the Rise of the American Life Sector0
Purpose, Power, and Possibility: A History of Museums Past and Present0
Placing the Visual in Participatory Art: Tele-Vecindario and the Chicago Grid at Street Level0
Avant-Garde Co-option and the Phenomenological Opening of Possibilities0
Rococo Rubbish: Ornament and Waste in the Eighteenth-Century Paris Street0
A Fascist Tango in Argentina: Exhibiting Novecento Italiano in Buenos Aires, 19300
Oro en el río: Placer Mining, Abundance, and Sustainability in Early Modern Art and Thought0
The Worker as Monster: Images of Class and Radicalism in Operaismo and Autonomia0
Women Artists Together0
Impressionism After Impressionism0
Between Empathy and Antagonism: Subjective Imagination in the Situationist Drakabygget0
Notes on Contributors0
Tatlinism, or Dada’s Bluff0
Art and the Actuarial Imagination: Propositions0
Priests Come and Go…0
Senga Nengudi, the Fetish, and the Urban Growth Machine in 1970s Los Angeles0
Notes on Contributors0
Entangled Histories of Art and Medicine0
Women Counted in Early Modern Bologna0
Ways of Seeing Impressionism circa 19680
Vitality of Form in Ruskin and Pater on Michelangelo0
Beyond the Screen: Joan Jonas’s Television by Other Means0
Realist Pastoral and the Painting of Modern Life0
Cultural Transfer and Its Discontents: Recent Scholarship on the Mobility of Early Modern Prints0
Concealing and Revealing the Face of Charles the Martyr King0
Joshua Reynolds and Deafness: Listening, Hearing, and Not Hearing in Eighteenth-Century Portraiture0
Touching Stone: Rembrandt’s Aristotle with the Bust of Homer0
Abstracts0
Fuck You, Angels. Artworks as Allies in Care0
The Great Escape: The Visibility of Class in Tracey Emin’s Margate0
A Feminist Queering0
New Spatial Visions: Hadi Bara’s Critique of Architecture Formes Couleur0
Ars Longa, Vita Brevis: The Fine Art & General Insurance Company, Ltd0
Notes on Contributors0
Notes on Contributors0
Modernity’s Children: Form as Authority in the Films and Photobooks of Helen Levitt0
Colour Matters0
Photographic Power0
Pick Your Picasso0
Millais and Yellow0
Modernity and Freedom: Lionello Venturi’s Impressionism0
Coals for the Study: Reading Fire in William Westall’s Views of Australia0
Between Equal Rights: Representing Class and Other Struggles in the Image Field0
Ruskin’s Double Plots0
Body Talk0
A Microhistory of Heritage Creation Processes: The Impressionists Exhibited at the Orangerie (1930–1937)0
Family Phantasmagoria: Antoine Claudet, Stereographs, and Middle-Class Dummies0
Twists in Time: Apricots and Pomegranates by Albert Moore0
Beyond Revisionism0
Voracious Images, Forgotten Images: Notes on the Visual Culture of the Polish Solidarity Movement0
Museum Conversations0
Emiria Sunassa’s Citational Paintings: ‘Like a Boil on a Virgin’s Lips’0
James Ensor, Animal Activist0
American Monument: Racism and Class0
Abstracts0
Avant-Garde Co-Optation and the Phenomenological Opening of Possibilities0
Abstracts0
The Unstable Lives of Monuments0
Impotence and Incompetence: Edward Krasiński’s Art and Writing0
Abstracts0
Notes on Contributors0
Contemporary Art and Class: Reassessing an Analytical Category0
Correction to: Impotence and Incompetence: Edward Krasiński's Art and Writing0
Beyond Rehearsed Positions0
Absolutism, the Royal Body, and the Origins of Mythologie Galante: Charles de La Fosse at the Trianon0
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism: The Controversial Reception in China (1910–1950)0
Meyer Schapiro on the ‘Content’ of Impressionism: The Standpoint of Subjective Freedom0
Abstracts0
Notes on Contributors0
Wastelands: East End Bombsites in Postwar Photography0
City Seer: Alfred Stieglitz Circa 19000
The Morbid Symptoms of Capitalist Culture: Stuart Brisley’s Placement with Hille & Co. Furniture Factory (1970–1972)0
Abstracts0
Morris Hirshfield and Art History in the Making0
The Sun Is God: Turner,  Angerstein, and Insurance0
Viewing Broken Things0
Notes on Contributors0
Please Eat!0
Monument to? Kara Walker’s Fons Americanus and the Commemorative Entanglements of the Present0
Notes on Contributors0
Retrospeculation: Tom Burr’s 42nd Street Structures0
‘Dogs of the World Unite’: Keith Haring and New York’s Canine Imaginary0
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