Mrs Liz Hancock

Liz Hancock
  • Lecturer (History of Art)

telephone: 01413306247
email: Liz.Hancock@glasgow.ac.uk


Office Hour: Call or email for appointment

Research Interests

  • Furniture and furnishing textiles
  • History of collecting, collections and museums

 

  • Bo Hanley: ‘Commissioning for Purpose: Local Authority Collections and the Art of Commissioning for Acquisition’
  • Christopher Maxwell: 'The Dispersal of the Hamilton Palace collection, 1882-2010'
  • Ann (Bet) Mcleod: 'The Western Ceramics Owned by the Dukes of Hamilton'
  • Zhiyong Lu: 'Chinese Metal Threads of Famen Temple Silk, Tan Dynasty (618-907) - research on their history and conservation' (2nd supervisor)
  • Yi Wang: 'The Western Impact on Chinese Ceramics Design During the 17th-18th Century' (2nd supervisor)

 

Core and specialist option courses (not all are offered each year):

  • Research and Professional Skills (MLitt)
  • Student Exhibition (MLitt)
  • Work Placement (MLitt)
  • Critical Themes in the Display and Reception of Objects (MLitt)

Administration

  • Director, Postgraduate Taught Programmes in History of Art
  • Adviser of Studies (Postgraduate)
  • Christies' Education Joint Board

Journal Articles

'Collecting and Display in Museums: Vernacular Furniture in Glasgow, 1900-1950', Vernacular Buildings, Vol. 30 (2007).

'A Dug Out Chair from the South Lake District', Regional Furniture, Vol. XIX (2005), pp. 80-82.

'Sir William Burrell's furniture dealers: a progress report on provenance research', Regional Furniture Society Newsletter, Vol.40 (Spring 2004), pp. 18-19.R.A. 

Brown and Elizabeth Hancock, 'The Crealocks, two soldier artists: from the Crimea to the Zulu War', Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, Vol. 78 (2000), pp. 243-51.

Conference Papers

'A joint initiative for Research & Development in Glasgow', Proceedings of the University Museums in Scotland Conference on Research: Collections, Museums and Research (2002), available here

Electronic Resources

Nick Pearce, Elizabeth Hancock, Chinese Art - Research into Provenance (CARP), web-published database resource (2004)