Douglas, Dr Caroline
Dr Caroline Douglas
Dr Caroline Douglas
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Douglas, Caroline
(2025)
Retouching The Archive: Gender and Class in Early Photography in Scotland.
PhD thesis, Royal College of Art.
Douglas, Caroline
(2025)
Edinburgh to Philadelphia: Elizabeth Fulhame and the Chemical Networks of Early Photography.
In: Science and Society in the Age of Revolutions, 25-26 Sept 2025, American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, USA.
Douglas, Caroline
(2024)
Elizabeth Fulhame and the Chemical Networks of Early Photography.
In: American Philosophical Society Brown Bag Talks, 12 November 2024, American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia.
Douglas, Caroline
(2024)
Retouching The Archive: Gender and Class in Early Photography in Scotland.
Upper Gulbenkian Gallery, Darwin Building at the Royal College of Art, South Kensington, London,
July 4 2024
Douglas, Caroline
(2023)
Pioneers of Colour: Fulhame and Somerville’s Protophotography.
In: Colour Matters 2023, 6-8 December 2023, Trinity College, University of Oxford.
Douglas, Caroline
(2023)
'[he] had a very low opinion on the capacity of my sex’: Mary Somerville (1780-1872) – Protophotographer and Pioneer of Colour.
In: Feminist Histories of the Future, May 10 2023, The Henry Moore Institute.
Douglas, Caroline, Krauss, Annette, Stacey, Frances, Scott, Alison and Stria, Alix
(2023)
'Frederick Douglass : Witness to Early Scottish Photography', Common Good and Colonialism: How Does Collective Relate To The Common Good? (Study Resource).
Douglas, Caroline
(2022)
Retouching Postpartum.
In:
‘I Care By…’.
RCA Research Communiqués, London.
ISBN 978-1-8383543-3-6
Douglas, Caroline
(2021)
Cloths of Gold and Experiments on Light.
In: Colour Fever, 25 Oct. - 5 Nov. 2021, Victoria & Albert Museum.
Douglas, Caroline
(2021)
Frederick Douglas: Witness to Early Scottish Photography.
National Galleries of Scotland: Feature Articles.
Douglas, Caroline
(2021)
Pictures and progress? Frederick Douglass and early Scottish photography.
V&A Blog: News, articles and stories from the V&A.
Douglas, Caroline
(2021)
Sonsy Fishwives: Gender and Class in Early Scottish Photography.
Studies in Photography, Spring.
pp. 88-97.
ISSN 1462-0510
Douglas, Caroline
(2021)
Postpartum: Unlearning Conception and Photography.
In:
CARE(LESS), A Supplement To On Care.
MA Biliothèque, London, pp. 33-36.
ISBN 978-1-910055-86-1
Douglas, Caroline
(2020)
Sonsy Fishwives: Gender and Class in Scotland’s Earliest Photographic Portraits.
In: Ways of Seeing: Second Morton Photography Symposium, 29 October 2020, Glasgow Women's Library.
Douglas, Caroline
(2020)
A Conversation Tait / Maxwell.
In:
PROVA 5, The Urgency of the Arts.
RCA Humanities Research Journal, London.
ISBN 978-1-8383543-0-5
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
Spectre of a Woman.
In: Where Are The Women?, 8 Nov 2019, Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
Spectre of a Woman.
In: Women's Studies Group 1558 – 1837 Creative Summer Seminar, 17 Aug 2019, Foundling Museum, London.
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
Sonsy Fishwives.
In: Speaking With, 12th June 2019, Royal College of Art.
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
Newhaven Madonna: Women and Early Photography in Scotland.
In: 2019 Association for Art History Summer Symposium Photography and Printed Matter, 3-4 June 2019, University of St Andrews.
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
Newhaven Madonna.
In: Afterlife of the Object, 18-22 June 2019, University of Copenhagen.
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
Spectre of a Woman: practice-led research into early photography's ‘unknown women’.
In: Doctoral Researchers Network Summer Symposium, 10 May 2019, Lecture Room, Paul Mellon Centre.
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
Newhaven Madonna.
In: Say Something Back, 28 Feb 2019, TS Eliot Theatre, Merton College.
Douglas, Caroline
(2019)
‘The Woman Who Was Alive There’: Hill and Adamson’s portrait of a Newhaven Fishwife.
In: Women Work And Commerce In The Creative Industries 1750 - 1950, 8-9 Feb 2019, Victoria and Albert Museum and University of Westminster.
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