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Liz
Miller (B.Sc) is a Curator of Prints and the Book, in the Word &
Image Department of the Victoria and Albert Museum. She studied Mathematics
and History of Art at the University of Warwick and joined the National
Art Library at the Museum in 1979 before transferring to the Prints, Drawings
and Paintings Collection. She served as Honorary Secretary of the Association
of Art Historians from 1990-93 and received scholarships to attend the
Attingham Summer School for the Study of Country Houses and Collections
in 1993, and Royal Collection Studies in 2002. She is the author of 16th-Century
Italian Ornament Prints in the Victoria and Albert Museum (London
1999) and has written on aspects of printmaking from the Renaissance to
mid 20th century. Displays which she has organized at the V&A include
Prints of the Raphael Cartoons; Work, Rest and Play: Caricatures from
the Gibson Bequest; and Sixteenth-Century Italian Ornament Prints: The
Lafrery Volume. She contributed to the Tudor and Stuart and Hanoverian
portions of the V&A’s British Galleries and is a member of the
team working on the forthcoming V&A Medieval and Renaissance Galleries,
opening in 2009. |