Dr. Taylor-Leduc’s Scholarly Articles
As an art historian specializing in garden history, Dr. Taylor-Leduc regularly publishes articles and reviews in scholarly journals. Her work has appeared in Journal 18, Sense & Society and Sitelines, and A Journal of Place among others. Her book, Marie-Antoinette’s Legacy: The Politics of French Garden Patronage and Picturesque Design, 1775-1867 was released by Amsterdam University Press in November 2022.
Selection of Works
Elizabeth Barlow Rogers: Cultural Landscape Preservationist (April 2021) – La Gazette Drouot
Josephine Bonaparte’s Gardens at Malmaison (April 2021) – La Gazette Drouot
French Empress Eugénie: Patron and Collector (February 2021) – La Gazette Drouot
Global Brooklyn: Designing Food Experiences in World Cities (January 2021) – by Fabio Parasecoli and Mateusz Halawa with an essay by Dr. Taulor-Leduc dedicated to the advent of Global Brooklyn in Paris.
Garden at Monceau (2020, Yale University Press) – including an article by Dr. Taylor-Leduc entitled “En-jeux: Viewing, Mapping and Playing in Carmontelle’s Prospectus and Jardin de Monceau”
Joséphine at Malmaison: Acclimatizing Self and Other in the Garden – Journal 18, Issue 8, Fall 2019.
The Power of Flowers: Pierre Joseph Redouté 1759–1840 – Sitelines, Fall 2017
André Le Notre, en Perspectives 1613-2013 – Sitelines, Fall 2014
Interviews & Media Appearances:
Interview for CBS news’s feature: Paris Landmark Commerce Building Transformed into Museum
The New Paris Podcast with Lindsey Tramuta: The Changing Art World & Luxe-ification of Paris
Romancing in Paris Podcast with Lily Heise: Joséphine & Napoléon Bonaparte at the Chateau de Malmaison
Interview on UpLevyl: Becoming an Art Historian
Romancing in Paris Podcast with Lily Heise: Le Parc Monceau
Interview on UpLevyl: Marie Antoinette & the Role of French Women in Garden History
Academic Memberships
ICOM International Council of Museums
Association Internationale des Critiques d’Art (France)
Susan Taylor Leduc at the Bard Graduate Center
SOCIAL MEDIA
