Hannah MossHannah Moss works for the National Trust, having completed her PhD at the University of Sheffield. Her thesis, entitled ‘Sister Artists: The Artist Heroine in British Women’s Writing, 1760–1830’, explores how the woman artist is characterised in poety and prose fiction of the period and she has published articles on the British reception of Germaine de Staël’s Corinne (1807), the role of the arts in the novels of Ann Radcliffe, and the paratextual framing of Felicia Hemans’ ekphrastic poem, ‘Properzia Rossi‘ (1828). Read More Read Less