Policy

To publish outstanding original research on British art (interpreted in the widest sense), adopting all approaches to the discipline, and with a particular view to seeing British art in a wider international context. To encourage and support the work of younger scholars.
Main articles are usually 3,000 – 7,500 words, but it is a policy of the journal to consider longer articles up to 20,000 words; shorter articles up to 3,000 words.
Research articles will be refereed.

Editorial Board

Dr Martin Postle

Paul Mellon Centre for
Studies in British Art, London

Professor Allen Staley

Columbia University, New York

Emeritus Professor William Pressly

University of Maryland

Professor Emeritus Aileen Ribeiro

London

Professor Emeritus David Bindman

London

Graham Beal

Healdsburg CA

Olivier Meslay

Clark Art Institute, Williamstown MA

Professor Linda Colley

Princeton University

Professor Christopher Brown

Oxford

Dr Timothy Standring

Denver Art Museum

Professor Michael JK Walsh

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Professsor Paul Binski

University of Cambridge

Sir Charles Saumarez Smith

London

Professor Edward Chaney

Southampton Institute

Professor Emeritus Duncan Macmillan

Edinburgh

Professor Tim Barringer

Yale University

Professor Pamela Gerrish Nunn
Christchurch, New Zealand

Sir Timothy Clifford

London

Dr Simon Thurley

London

Specifications

Not less than 88pp editorial plus advertising, art gloss paper 130 gsm in black and white and colour; cover 300 gsm two-colour laminated gloss; perfect bound.

Staff and publication details

The British Art Journal is published three times a year. It was founded in Autumn 1999, with two issues in the first volume, but there have been three in each volume since then. The volumes appear annually, although in practice the issues may run over into a following calendar year, which does not affect the subscription entitlement of three issues per subscription.

Editor: Robin Simon

Art Director: David N Hodgson

Associate Editor (Reviews): Simon Poë

Associate Editor (Books): Martin Hopkinson

Consultant Editor (USA): John Wilson

Advertising: David N Hodgson

CURRENT ISSUE

Cover

Harvesting by John Nash (1893–1977), 1946. Lithograph poster. Private collection.
See review of ‘John Nash: The Landscape of Love and Solace’, on pp91–92

This issues Featured Article is Andrew Wilton‘s review of ‘Henry Scott Tuke’ at The Watts Gallery, on pp89-90

Policy

Editorial Board

Specifications

Staff and publication details

CURRENT ISSUE

Cover

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