Mission Statement:

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VISUALIA: A Journal of the Association for Textual Scholarship in Art History is a peer-reviewed, international publication that examines how words shape our perception of art and how images redefine the written word over time. It offers a dedicated platform for critical analysis of how textual and visual traditions from antiquity to the present—encompassing art history as a primary source, as well as emblematic literature, mythography, philosophy, epigraphy, and archival materials—influence and intersect with visual and material cultures. While rooted in the core traditions of art history, it also adopts innovative

approaches. VISUALIA integrates verbal and visual components to foster a deeper understanding of artistic origins, interpretations, and historiography across historical periods.

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Read more about VISUALIA here including Submission Guidelines for Authors.

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