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History of Art Faculty Listing
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Professor Matthew Biro, Chair
Academics and Requirements
Professors
Matthew Biro, Critical Theory, 20th-Century Art
Celeste Brusati, Renaissance & Baroque Art
Elaine K. Gazda, Etruscan and Roman Art, Classical Archaeology
Daniel Herwitz (Mary Fair Croushore Professor of Humanities), European Avant-Garde
Alex Potts (Max Loehr Collegiate Professor of the History of Art), Modern Art and Sculpture, Critical Theories of Art
Martin Powers (Sally Michelson Davidson Professor of Chinese Arts and Cultures), Chinese Art and Comparative Culture
Christopher Ratté, Classical Archaeology, especially Greek architecture and urbanism, archaeology of Turkey
Jennifer Robertson, (Sociocultural Anthropology), Socio-cultural and Historical Anthropology and Ethnography
Margaret C. Root, Art and Archaeology of the Ancient Near East and Greece
Elizabeth Sears (George H. Forsyth Jr. Collegiate Professor of the History of Art), Medieval Art and Historiography
Susan Siegfried (Denise Riley Collegiate Professor of the History of Art and Women's Studies), 18th- and 19th-Century European Art
Ray Silverman, Art and Visual Cultures of Africa, Museum Studies
Patricia Simons, Italian Renaissance Art, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Associate Professors
Kevin Carr, Visual Culture
David Doris, African Art and Visual Culture
Christiane Gruber, Islamic Art
Megan Holmes, Italian Renaissance Art
Howard Lay, 19th-20th Century Art and Theory
Achim Timmermann, Medieval Art and Architecture
Rebecca Zurier, American Art
Assistant Professors
Joan Kee, Modern and Contemporary East and Southeast Asian Art
Tom Willette, Renaissance and Baroque Art
Claire Zimmerman, 19th/20th-Century Architecture
Affiliated Faculty
Beth Genn, (Professor, Dance) 19th- & 20th-Century European and American Art
Michle Hannoosh (Professor, Romance Languages and Literatures), French language and literature; 19th-century literature, art, and culture
Sharon Herbert (Professor, Classical Studies) (John G. Pedley Collegiate Professor of Classical Archaeology & Greek) Director, Kelsey Museum, Greek archaeology, vase painting, Hellenistic Near East
Andrew Herscher (Associate Professor, Architecture / Slavic Languages and Literatures), Modern and contemporary architecture, urbanism, and visual culture in Central and Southeastern Europe
Helmut Puff (Professor, Germanic Languages and Literature / History), (Richard Hudson Research Professor of History), Early Modern German Literature and History, Gender Studies
Lydia Soo (Associate Professor, Architecture), Early Modern Architecture
Professors Emeriti
R. Ward Bissell, Baroque Art in Italy and Spain
Richard Edwards, Chinese art
Marvin Eisenberg, Medieval and Renaissance art
Ilene H. Forsyth, Early Mediaeval, Romanesque Art
Joel Isaacson, Nineteenth Century European Art
Diane M. Kirkpatrick (Arthur F. Thurnau Professor), 20th-century Art, History of Photography, Cinema, New Media
Victor H. Miesel, Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Art
Walter M. Spink, Indian Art
