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Iman R. Abdulfattah
Art and architecture of the Islamic Egypt; History and historiography of collectors and collections of Islamic art.
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Joseph S. Ackley
Medieval; Metalwork; The church treasury (its objects and operation); issues of translation and material identity.
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Veruschka Aízaga-Thomason
Greek art & archaeology; Attic vase-painting of Geometric-Classical periods; The reception of Classical Antiquity in visual arts of the 18th-20th century.
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Andrea Bell
18th century French drawing.
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Peter Jonathan Bell
Italian Renaissance art; Bronze sculpture; Early Modern printmaking; Theory and technology of replication.
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Denise Birkhofer
Modern and contemporary art of Europe and the Americas; History of photography.
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Claire Brandon
History of temporary exhibitions in Italy since 1960; contemporary Middle East & South Asia; Installation & site-specific art.
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Matthew Quinn Breatore
Modernism in the Americas; dance and music in art throughout the African diaspora; conservation history and philosophy; collection, conservation, and display of performance art and time based media.
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Anna Katherine Brodbeck
Modern and contemporary Latin American art; dissertation: Artur Barrio, Brazilian Art, and International Exchange (1967-1971).
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John Byck |
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Lauren R. Cannady
Early Modern European visual culture; Painting, architecture, landscape design in France; Dissertation: Owing to nature and art: The garden landscape and decorative painting in 18th century French pavillons de plaisance.
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Maria Carolina Carrasco-Nevdatchine
Works by George Maciunas linked to the concept of the archive, efficiency, & the preservation of history of the avant-garde.
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Stephanie Caruso
Late Antique and Byzantine Art.
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Cathleen Chaffee
Marcel Broodthaers’s late exhibitions; post-war Europe; exhibition & installation-based practices; international conceptual art.
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Grace Chuang
17th and 18th century European Decorative Arts and Interior Design; Pre-Revolutionary French Art; History of Technology.
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Matt Collins
Medieval architecture and urbanism; The modernization of Italy’s architectural landscape; Dante in the visual arts.
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Christopher Corradino
Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art with special emphasis on Venice and the Veneto. |
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Nixi Cura
"Ch Bannerman Ptrs in Beijing, ca. 1700-1770"; everything Qing; Republic/Manchukuo collecting & Antiquarianism.
http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/fineart/html/chinese/ |
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Grace Dingledine
Late 19th century American and European (especially British, French) art; The arts of Africa
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Elizabeth Eisenberg
Italian Renaissance paintings and works on paper.
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Kara Charles Fiedorek
Interwar photography in the U.S. and Europe; Documentary in photography and film; history of photography.
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Jennifer Field
Mid-20th century American art; Late 19th century French art.
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Kristen Gaylord
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Maryl B. Gensheimer
Greek and Roman art and archaeology, Particularly architecture and sculpture of the city of Rome and of Asia Minor.
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Pinar Gokpinar
Spatial relationship between objects and architecture within the cross-cultural currents of medieval Anatolia and Iran.
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Kathryn Wysocki Gunsch
The installation and reception of the 900 bronze plaques commissioned by the Kings of Benin in the 16th-17th centuries.
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Galia Halpern
International Gothic; Vernacular Culture; Portolan Charts, Geographical Description; Representation of Utilitarian Knowledge.
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Melanie Hanan
Medieval metalwork; Liturgical objects; Reliquaries and their relationship to liturgy, cult of saints, and pilgrimage.
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Matthew Hayes
The history of paintings conservation; Technical art history, with a focus on Northern Renaissance painting.
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Genevieve Hendricks
20th Century Art and Architecture in France, Germany, Italy and the U.S.
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Nicholas A. Herman
Painting and manuscript illumination in France and Italy, 1450-1520; Court art; Historicism and artistic self-awareness.
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Amanda K. Herrin
Northern Renaissance and Baroque art; colonial Latin American art; 16th century transatlantic artistic exchange.
www.amandakherrin.com |
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Alison Hokanson
Interior scenes and depictions of domesticity in Europe 1850–1900; Belgian Symbolism; American women artists 1960–80.
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Kate E. Holohan
16th & 17th century Spanish and Spanish American art; Spanish collections of Latin American art; Islamic Spain.
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Karen Hung
Northern Renaissance Art; Dissertation: Hans Thoman and the German Renaissance Sculptors from Upper Swabia.
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Katharine Josephson
Modern & contemporary art; Graphic design; Public and conceptual art; Photography; Collecting and display practices.
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Cindy Kang
Dissertation in progress: Between Easel and Wall: Tapestry, Painting, and the Nabis in Fin-de-siècle France.
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Rachel Kaplan
Studying 20th century art of the Americas and Europe; Special focus in Mexican modern art and histories of collecting.
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Kenji Kajiya
History of art and art criticism in the US and Japan since 1945. |
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Kat Koh
20th century architecture, focusing on built structures of the Russian avant-garde and architectural photography.
http://nyu.academia.edu/KatherineKoh |
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Heather Kopleff
“A Community in Stone: The Cenotaph Stelae of Abydos;” Middle Kingdom Egyptian stelae; Excavated private offering chapels. |
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Marci Soonmi Kwon
Modern and Contemporary art.
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Laura Leaper
Colonial Latin American; 16th and 17th century Southern Europe; Early modern printmaking.
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Kirsten Lee
Archaic and Classical Greek Art.
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Alexis E. Lowry
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Ted Mann
American and European art of the 1960s, and the mediating role played by dealers, curators, and collectors. |
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Beth Merfish
Latin American Modern Art with a focus on the World War II-era production of Mexico's Taller de Gráfica Popular.
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Lindsay Miller
19th and 20th century US architecture and urbanism; Contemporary architecture, urban planning and historic preservation.
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Sarah J. Montross
Twentieth Century Art of the Americas, Anthropology, Visual Culture of Video & Television, Photography.
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Meggie Morris
Primary research areas include modern and contemporary European and American art and film, particularly Pop, 1950s-1980s.
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Nicole Myers
18th & 19th century France; emphasis on the nude in popular & fine art production; Rococo revival in the 19th cent; Gustave Courbet; women artists.
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Sean Nesselrode
Latin American art; Modern Venezuelan art; Geometric abstraction and constructivism; Kinetic and optical art.
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Andrea Nitsche-Krupp
Modern and contemporary art; post-war and contemporary sculpture; application of conservation concerns to art historical and museum practice.
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Judith Noorman
“A Monograph on Jacob van Loo (1614-1670), Painter of Nudes and Erotic Scenes of Everyday Life”.
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Lelia Packer
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Jeongho Park
Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century painting in Spain and Italy; Early modern portraiture and art theory in Europe.
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AnnMarie Perl
Social and political dimensions of 20th century European and American art.
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Antonia Jasmine Pocock
Art since 1945; Narratives of modernism; Theories of abstraction and figuration; The marginalization of painting; Cinema.
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Maggie L. Popkin
Greek & Roman art & architecture; Roman triumphal monuments; Greco-Roman memorial practices; Urban rituals and processions.
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Tara Prakash
Representations of foreigners in ancient Egyptian art; Libyans in Egypt during the New Kingdom & Third Intermediate Period.
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Zhijian Qian
Modern & contemporary Chinese art; Art & politics in China; Art & Nationalism in China; Chinese Artists outside China.
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Claire de Dobay Rifelj
Postwar American and European art, particularly collage/assemblage, and the intersection of time, culture, and narrative.
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Christina Rosenberger
Modern and contemporary art; with an emphasis on materials and techniques, conservation and conservation science.
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Patrick Salland
Egyptologist, specializing in the art and architecture of the New Kingdom focusing on the decoration of palaces.
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Tamara E. Schechter
Late 19th and early 20th century France, works on paper.
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Joanna Sheers 17th century Dutch art; Rembrandt and humanism in the Dutch Republic.
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Ileana L. Selejan
Photography, postwar art, cultural history, history of archaeology in Egypt, Eastern Europe; war photography from the late 70s & 80s.
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Deanna Sheward
Architecture, urbanism, & industrialization; History of exhibition design; Technology & visual culture.
http://nyu.academia.edu/deannamariesheward |
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Hannah Lubman Sigur
A model for modernism: Japan’s architecture at American international expositions and American home design, 1876-1915
http://sfsu.academia.edu/HannahSigur |
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Blythe C. Sobol
Eighteenth-century France, portraiture, gender and family, history of collecting, costume.
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Delia Solomons
20th-century art of Europe & the Americas; Dissertation topic: The role of Latin American art in the US in the 1960s.
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Lillian Bartlett Stoner
Graeco-Roman Art and Architecture; Hellenistic bronze sculpture; Reception of Greek art in the Roman world.
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Susanna V. Temkin
Latin American modern art, focusing on the Cuban vanguardia; exhibition practices and collecting; transnational exchanges.
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Michael J. Waters
Renaissance Architecture, Materiality, Spolia, History of Technology, Architectural prints and drawings.
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Shannon L. Wearing
Art and architecture in 12th and 13th-century Spain and the medieval Mediterranean.
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Elizabeth A. Williams
Byzantine/early Islamic jewelry; Historiography of early Islamic art; Gender in the early middle ages.
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