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Held, Jutta (2008) Politisierungen von Kunst. Drei kunsthistorische Debatten in der Nachkriegszeit. In: Kunst und Politik : Jahrbuch der Guernica-Gesellschaft, 9.2007 (2008), pp. 27-41
Held, Jutta (2008) Einführung: Politische Kunst - Politik der Kunst. In: Kunst und Politik : Jahrbuch der Guernica-Gesellschaft, 9.2007 (2008), pp. 9-13
Held, Jutta (2006) New Left art history and fascism in Germany. In: Hemingway, Andrew (Hrsg.): Marxism and the history of art : from William Morris to the New Left. London 2006, pp. 196-212 ; Endnoten S. 262-266 (Marxism and culture)
Gerken, Mareike (2026) Rare materials? Studies on the non-invasive analysis and visualisation of historical non-carbon black underdrawing materials in 14th to 17th century European paintings - Volume I & II.
Moens, Walter (2026) Anton Schoonjans (1655–1726) und Jan Frans de Backer (ca. 1676 – ca. 1749). Zwei Maler aus einer Antwerpener Familie unterwegs in Mitteleuropa.