Sandy Heslop is Professor of Visual Arts at the University of East Anglia, where he has worked as a teacher and researcher since 1976. He publishes widely on the art and architecture of medieval England from c.1000 to the Reformation. Recent research interests include studies on St Anselm’s Canterbury (in Anglo-Norman Studies, the Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, and the BAA Canterbury Conference Transactions). His main project at present is the medieval parish churches of Norwich, funded for three years by the Leverhulme Trust: www.norwichmedievalchurches.org . There is a forthcoming conference related to it (17th-18th June 2017) and an exhibition at the Norfolk Record Office (opening 15th August 2017).
Publications on other topics include a book on the Eadwine Psalter, another on Norwich Castle Keep, and an exhibition and catalogue: Basketry: Making Human Nature. Papers are about to appear on the Missal of Robert of Jumièges (BAA Peterborough Conference Transactions), the ‘St Albans’ Psalter (Studies in Iconography), and the churches of Norwich north of the River Wensum (Church Archaeology).