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Dr HELEN PIERCE Staff Profile People The University ~ My monograph Unseemly Pictures Graphic Satire and Politics in Early Modern England redresses an established art historical bias privileging genres such as elite portraiture over printed media and challenges the presence of a pervasive iconophobia in postReformation English culture