Smith, Alison, 1962 May 30-

found: Her John Petts and the Caseg Press, c2000:jkt. (programme curator for 19th century British art at the Tate Gallery; author of The Victorian nude)

found: Artist and empire, 2015:title page (edited by Alison Smith) jacket (Alison Smith is Lead Curator, Nineteenth Century British Art, Tate Britain)

found: Email with author of "Running the dog", April 12, 2019(Alison Smith, who is now at the Tate, Great Britain, did write an article in the, “Running the Dog”, Catalogue.)

found: National Portrait Gallery website, accessed April 12, 2019(Dr Alison Smith Biography: I have a degree in the History of Art from Nottingham University (1984) followed by an MA and PhD at the Courtauld Institute of Art in History of Art. My PhD thesis was on 'The Nude in Victorian Painting 1850-1885' (completed 1990). After completing my PhD, I lectured in the History of Art at University of Birmingham and Sotheby's Institute. I joined Tate Britain in 2000 becoming lead curator of 19th-century British art where I was responsible for acquisitions, collections research, exhibitions and displays relating to the Victoria era. I joined the National Portrait Gallery in 2017 as Chief Curator.)