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Frances Dilworth
Frances is an aspiring museum professional and creative scholar. They are an avid reader and can be found learning about a diverse array of topics, which is reflected in their research interests. Frances specializes in LGBT+ art, literature, and history; global medieval art and literature; 19th-century art and literature; horror/Gothic art and literature; historical gardening; and plants in art. Frances loves connecting with others through their passion for art and history.
Education:Rutgers University—Camden, 2021BA Art History (with Minor in English)Expertise:Articles by Frances Dilworth
Castles in the Middle Ages were built as fortifications and symbols of power. Read on for 5 of the most impressive medieval castles from around the world.
The complex symbolism of Henry Fuseli’s notorious painting, The Nightmare, can be interpreted in these three ways.
Let’s take a trip to Japan during the Edo Period to learn about three of the most famous Japanese ghost stories and the Ukiyo-E art that was inspired by them.
Step into the enchanting world of Cicely Mary Barker, an early 20th-century artist whose art is inspired by nature, botany, and a little bit of magic.
