Professor Joseph Mordaunt Crook FBA

History of Architecture
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1988
Subjects
Art history, History

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Architectural History, University of London; Honorary Fellow, Brasenose College, Oxford

Past appointments

Royal Holloway University of London Emeritus Professor of Architectural History

2002 -

Brasenose College University of Oxford Honorary Fellow

2002 -

Royal Holloway University of London Professor of Architectural History

1981 - 1999

Royal Holloway University of London Emeritus Professor of Architectural History, University of London

1981 -

University of Oxford Slade Professor of Fine Art

1979 - 1980

Publications

The history of the King's works, V-VI 1973

William Burges and the high Victorian dream 1981

The dilemma of style 1987

The Rise of the Nouveaux Riches 1997

The Architect's Secret 2003

Brasenose: The Biography of an Oxford College 2008

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Tamar Garb FBA

Art, gender and sexuality in nineteenth and early twentieth-century France; race and visual representation in the modern period; contemporary art and politics and photographic/filmic practices in of and from Southern Africa

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Professor Mary Fulbrook FBA

20th-century German social history; structures & legacies of the Third Reich and the German Democratic Republic (GDR); longer-term German and European history in comparative perspective; the Holocaust and collective violence; historical and social theory

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Professor Briony Fer FBA

Modern and contemporary art; abstraction; special interests in the legacies of the constructive avant-gardes and in contemporary art; the relationship between art and theory; new critical perspectives on art

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