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Sciampacone, Amanda (2023). "Invisible Destroyers": Cholera and COVID in British Visual Culture. In: Morton, Marsha and Akehurst, Ann-Marie eds. Visual Culture and Pandemic Disease since 1750: Capturing Contagion. Science and the Arts since 1750. New York: Routledge, pp. 137–156.

Sciampacone, Amanda (2022). The ‘Scourge of Modern Times’: Cholera, Race, and Empire in Early Nineteenth-Century British Illustrated Print Culture. Journal of Victorian Culture, 27(2) pp. 356–369.

Sciampacone, Amanda (2020). ‘Epidemics in a Mist’: Medical Climatology and Cholera in Victorian Visual Culture. Journal of Victorian Culture, 25(4) pp. 492–511.

Sciampacone, Amanda (2013). Matter Pictured In Its Place: Cholera and the Slums of London. Dandelion: Postgraduate Arts Journal and Research Network, 4(1)

Sciampacone, Amanda (2011). Urban Ruin: James Baillie Fraser's Representation of the Black Hole Memorial of Calcutta. Third Text, 25(6) pp. 751–762.

Sciampacone, Amanda (2011). Material Value and Immaterial Vision: The Role of Real and Represented Gems in the Gospels of Saint-Médard of Soissons. Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 42 pp. 1–35.