‘The Look of Measurement’ Colour and Sight in Victor Fulconis’s Depictions of the Indo-Caribbean in Martinique, 1883

Helena Neimann Erikstrup (author)

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Title	‘The Look of Measurement’
Subtitle	Colour and Sight in Victor Fulconis’s Depictions of the Indo-Caribbean in Martinique, 1883
Contributor	Helena Neimann Erikstrup (author)
License	https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
Copyright	Helena Neimann Erikstrup
Publisher	Open Book Publishers
THEMA	AGA PDX NHTB DSBF JHMC
BISAC	ART015260 HIS054000 SCI034000 LIT004130 DES003000 SOC002010
Keywords	Colour studies Material culture History of science Art history (long nineteenth century) Pigments and dyes Empire and identity

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Helena Neimann Erikstrup

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Dr Helena Neimann Erikstrup received her PhD in the History of Art from the University of Oxford in 2024 with the thesis ‘Colour Concerns: The Palette of Race and Ecology in French-Martinican art, 1847-1887’ Prior to her doctorate, she completed her Master of Arts (Honours) in History of Art at the University of Andrews (2014-2018) and her MSt in History of Art and Visual Culture at Oxford (2020-2021).