The Artist’s Household: On Gender and the Division of Artistic and Domestic Labour in Nineteenth Century London

Keyphrases

• Nineteenth Century 100%
• Domestic Labour 100%
• Artistic Practice 100%
• Artistic Labor 100%
• Family Life 50%
• Economic Context 50%
• Capitalism 50%
• Dealers 50%
• Working Life 50%
• Family Members 50%
• Census Data 50%
• Servants 50%
• Social Reproduction 50%
• Spatial Relationship 50%
• Women's History 50%
• Division of Household Labor 50%
• Social Labor 50%
• Family Labor 50%
• Distribution of Responsibility 50%
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• Household Structure 50%
• Immaterial Labour 50%

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