HISTORIANS OF EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY
ART AND ARCHITECTURE


Anne Vallayer-Coster. Attributes of Painting,
Sculpture and Architecture,   1769 (Paris, Louvre)


   Historians of Eighteenth-Century Art and Architecture (HECAA)

Founded in 1991, the purpose of this society is to promote knowledge of all aspects of visual culture through the encouragement of research and publication among its members. It further proposes to encourage graduate training in the visual culture of the long eighteenth century. Membership is open to any individual interested in the purpose of the society, regardless of academic affiliation or discipline. Click here for the membership form.

HECAA sponsors sessions at the professional conferences of the organizations with which it is affiliated: American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies and College Art Association. Current membership numbers around 125. Members receive a newsletter twice a year. HECAA has a listserve to facilitate communication between its constituents.

  18-AAS Listserve
             To subscribe contact: jplax@u.arizona.edu

Upcoming conference sessions and CALLS FOR PAPERS

 Past conference sessions

 Officers

President:
Dr. Anne Schroder
Associate Curator and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Art History
Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University
email: schroder@duke.edu

Mailing address : 2507 Foxwood Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, fax: 919-932-6186

Treasurer                                                                  Newsletter Editor
Dr. Denise Amy Baxter                                          Dr. Susan Dixon
School of Visual Arts                                             University of Tulsa
P.O. Box 305100                                                       School of Art
University of North Texas,                                     600 S. College Ave.
Denton, TX 76203-5100                                          Tulsa, OK 74104
email: hecaa@earthlink.net                                   email: susan-dixon@utulsa.edu 

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Past Officers
 Dora Wiebenson Graduate Student Prize
Each year HECAA offers its Wiebenson Prize, for the best graduate student paper presented during the previous calendar year at a scholarly conference or as a sponsored lecture. The prize awarded at the HECAA annual spring luncheon at ASECS, and comes with modest remuneration. Students may submit papers (as read, without notes, but with xerox illustrations) to President Anne Schroder, in triplicate. She will then forward it to an ad hoc committee of three who will select the best paper for the prize. Honorable mention is also an option for papers of distinction that do not win the prize. Student winners must be members in good standing of HECAA. The deadline is March 1. Send submissions to: Anne Schroder (at the mailing address above).
Past Wiebenson Prize Winners

 HECAA Subventions for Graduate Students and Recent Ph.D.'s

 HECAA Constitution


Last Updated: 4/17/07 by  MHyde@ufl.edu