NameTitleInterests
Alyssa Abraham
University of Florida
Diane Ahl
Lafayette University
Ingrid Alexander-SkipnesAssociate Professor
University of Stavanger
15th and 16th century painting; cultural contacts between Italy and northern Europe
Joanne Allen
Italian Renaissance art, architecture and furniture. Gothic architecture and furniture.
Mark Andrews
Sydney University
Art history, Piranesi
Eric ApfelstadtDean, College of Arts & Sciences
Saint Martin's University
Renaissance art & architecture
Lilian ArmstrongProfessor Emerita of Art
Wellesley College
Italian Renaissance Art, especially Venetian and North Italian manuscript illumination and woodcut decoration of early printed books.
Gail Aronow
Renaissance art & architecture, Siena Cathedral & its patronage
Kathleen ArthurProf. Em. & Assoc. Curator, Medieval & Renaissance Art, Madison Art Collection
James Madison University
14th/15th century Tuscan and Northern Italian art; confraternities; Renaissance Women's art and patronage.
Niall AtkinsonAssistant Professor
University of Chicago
late medieval and early Renaissance architecture and urbanism urban communicative and information networks sound and architecture
Lucienne AuzPhD candidate
University of Washington
contemporary Italy, Arte Povera, Italian feminism
Matthew AverettAssistant Professor of Art History
Creighton University
Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture; Urban development of Rome; Gianlorenzo Bernini.
Martina Bagnoli
Susan BaileyLecturer
San Francisco State University
Italian Renaissance art, Female patronage, Women of the Early Modern Period
Lindsey BailieStudent
University of Oregon
Andaleeb BantaAssistant Curator, Old Master Prints and Drawings
National Gallery of Art
16th-c. painting, drawings, and prints; 17th-c. painting, drawings, and prints; role of the art market/competition ; artistic methods and transmission of style
William Barcham
Italian/Venetian art
Anna BarriaultSenior Writer-Editor/ Independent Scholar
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
quattrocento painting, early cinquecento painting
Laura Bartolome
Karen-edis Barzman
Eveline Baseggio OmiccioliPhd Candidate
Rutgers University
Venetian Renaissance.
Cristelle BaskinsAssociate Professor
Tufts University
Secular imagery, gender studies, Italy and N. Africa and the Levant
Julie BeckersBA, MA, PhD student
University College London
Italian Renaissance female patronage, Church History, Female religious patronage
Alessandra BecucciPhd researcher
European University Institute
Peter BellPhD candidate
Institute of Fine Arts
Elizabeth Bemis
University of Florida
Christopher BennettArte Povera scholar and lecturer in modern and contemporary art
USC
Nicole BensoussanAssistant Professor of Art History
University of Michigan-Dearborn
Italian Renaissance art and architecture
George BentProfessor of Art History
Washington and Lee University
Katherine BentzAssistant Professor of Art History
Saint Anselm College
Sixteenth-Century Rome; Gardens and Villas; Urbanism and Architecture; History of Collecting
JoAnne BernsteinProfessor Emerita of Art History
Mills College
sculpture Lombard Renaissance Art commemoration of women
Tenley BickPhD Student
UCLA
Nicole BlackwoodAndrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow
Jackman Humanities Institute, University of Toronto
Painting; Printmaking; Performance; Biography; Persona; North/South Relations; Techniques, Tools and Materials.
Laura BlomPhD candidate
Johns Hopkins University
15th c painting & sculpture & 16th c painting & sculpture
Jill BlondinDirector, Center for Global Education
The University of Texas at Tyler
Sixtus IV, Renaissance Rome
David Boffa
University of Maine
Babette Bohn
Brenda Bolton
Daria Borghese
The American University of Rome
baroque art in Rome
Lisa BoutinLecturer
Loyola Marymount University
Italian Renaissance maiolica and material culture
Sarah BrooksAssistant Professor of Art History
James Madison University
Charles Buchanan
Lorenzo Buonanno
Charles BurroughsProfessor and Chair of Classics
Case Western Reserve University
Richard Busby
Kim ButlerAssistant Professor
American University
quattrocento painting , cinquecento painting , humanism, theology
Jean Cadogan
Esperanca CamaraAssociate Professor of Art History
Univeristy of Saint Francis
Renaissance and Baroque Art; confraternities; cult of rosary
Nicola CamerlenghiAssistant Professor
University of Oregon
Early Christian and Medieval Architecture of Rome
Andrea CampbellAssociate Professor
Randolph College
15th-century painting and sculpture; Siena
Sandra CardarelliDr.
Independent Scholar
Late Medieval and Renaissance art in Siena and its contado. Confraternities, patronage and representation.
Annemarie CarrProfessor Emerita
Southern Methodist University
Byzantine art, art of medieval Cyprus , Byzantine and post-Byzantine icons
Jill CarringtonAssociate Professor
Stephen F. Austin State University
Renaissance sculpture [Venice, Veneto, Tuscany]
David Carrozzino
David D. Carrozzino Library for Italian Renaissance Studies
Renaissance medicine and Anatomy Painting and Fresco technique Da Vinci
Sarah Cartwright
Brendan CassidyProfessor
University of St Andrews
Italian Art & History 1250-1500. The Grand Tour: Relations between Britain & Italy in the eighteenth century.
Lynn Catterson
Supply and the Marketplace: '400 and late '800; sculpture workshop practice; Donatello; Stefano Bardini
Brad Cavallo
Temple University
Sandra ChengAssistant Professor of Art History
New York City College of Technology
Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Italian art and art theory.
Kathleen ChristianPostdoctoral fellow
University of Munich
Deborah CibelliProfessor
Nicholls State University
16th c art and architecture
Leah Clark
Saint Michael's College
Art History; Collecting and court culture at the end of the 15th century; diplomatic & mercantile exchange
Jasmine CloudPhD Candidate
Temple University
Late Renaissance art, Early Baroque art
Robert ColemanAssociate Professor
University of Notre Dame
Rebekah ComptonLecturer
University of California, Berkeley
Italian Renaissance Art History Sixteenth-Century Florence Love and Sexuality in the Renaissance
Joseph Connors
Harvard University
Renaissance and Baroque architecture
Victor CooninAssociate Professor
Rhodes College
Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Art
Tracy CooperProfessor
Temple University
Italian art and history generally, Venetian visual culture, architecture, urbanism, and agency
Sally CornelisonAssociate Professor
University of Kansas
Art, relic cults, and ritual in late medieval and Renaissance Florence. The Medici court and its artists in the late sixteenth century.
Rebecca CorrieProfessor
Bates College
13th- and 14th-c. painting, 13th- and 14th-c. manuscript illustration, relationship between Italian, crusader, and Byzantine art, relationship between art and Economics
Dario Covi
University of Louisville
Jodi CranstonAssociate Professor
Boston University
Sarah Cree
Late Medieval and Renaissance Art; Sienese art circa 1400
Roger CrumProfessor
University of Dayton
Celeste Cruz-Carandang
Angelica DaneoAssociate Curator of Painting and Sculpture
Denver Art Museum
Italian Renaissance art, Lombard art, provenance
Aurelia DAntonio
Duke University
Architecture of Medieval Italy
Alan DarrWalter B. Ford II Curator of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts
Detroit Institute of Arts
Renaissance and Baroque Sculpture, Italian Decorative arts [maiolica and doccia porcelain], Pietro Torrigiani and Italian sculptors in Renaissance England
Nirit Debby Ben-AryehDr. Associate professor
Ben Gurion University
Art and Preaching in Early Modern Italy, Cultural Encounters in Early Modern Italy, Art and Liturgy
Julia DeLanceyProfessor of Art, Art History
Truman State University
Lindsey deMontStudent
Merrimack College
Kimberly DennisAssistant Professor
Rollins College
women's architectural patronage in Rome, architecture, urbanism, gender issues
Peter DentHenry Moore Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow
University of Warwick
Sculpture 1250-1550, Dante, Verona, Crocifissi dolorosi
Maria DePrano
Anne Derbes
Anne DerbesProfessor of Art History
Hood College
late medieval Italian painting
Matthew DeWittGraduate Student
University of Kansas
Hester Diamond
14th, 15th, 16th c painting and sculpture
Sarah Diebel
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Gwynne DilbeckDoctoral Candidate
University of Iowa
Early Modern Italian Art History
Michelle DiMarzoPh.D. Student
Temple University
16th century Italian art, the art of Venice and the terraferma, patronage studies, collecting, art markets
Susan DixonAssoc. Prof.
The University of Tulsa
Giovanni Battista Piranesi, 18th-century art & culture
Alexandra DodsonPhD Student
Duke University
Art, architecture, and urbanism of the 13th and 14th centuries
Douglas DowAssistant Professor
Kansas State University
16th-century art and architecture; confraternities; professional networks and patronage
Erin Downey
Ann DriscollIndependent Scholar
Italian medieval art; 12th century painted crosses
David DroginAssociate Professor
State University of New York, F.I.T.
15th- and 16th-century Italian art, with focus on Bologna, northern and central Italy, patronage studies, sculpture.
Kari Duffield
Martha DunkelmanProfessor
Canisius College
Anne DunlopAssociate Professor
Tulane University
trecento art , quattrocento art
Adrian DuranAssociate Professor
Memphis College of Art
Twentieth-century Italian painting and sculpture. Post-Napoleonic Venetian painting.
Allyson Dwyer
San Jose State University
Renaissance Baroque Florence Rome Artemisia Gentileschi Allegories - particularly Melancholia Mary Magdalene Ventian Courtesans
Sarah Dziamba
Italian Renaissance Sculpture
Barbara Egli
Benjamin EldredgePhD candidate
Rutgers University
sixteenth-century art, sculpture, patronage, Genoa
Yvonne EletAssistant Professor
Vassar College
relation of painting, sculpture, and architecture; Raphael's Villa Madama in Rome ; Medici patronage ; Villas and villeggiatura in early modern Italy ; collecting of sculpture and antiquities in Renaissance Rome
Janis ElliottAssociate Professor
Texas Tech University
Art of the 13th and 14th centuries; Angevin Naples
Gillian ElliottAdjunct Professor
Corcoran College of Art and Design
Medieval Italian art
Felicia ElseAssociate Professor
Gettysburg College
Ammannati's Neptune Fountain; Water, Art and Politics in Medici Granducal Florence
Angi Elsea BourgeoisAssociate Professor
Mississippi State University
Quattrocento Rome, Devotional Art, Confraternities, the Dominican Order as patrons of art, the Dominican Observant Reform, Santa Francesca Romana, Religious Orders and the arts
Ashley Elston
Michelle Erhardt
Christopher Newport University
Trecento Florence, Franciscan Art, St. Mary Magdalen
Marcella Favero
Carey FeePh.D. Candidate
Florida State University
Gail FeigenbaumAssociate Director
Getty Research Institute
Early modern European art
Sheila ffolliott
Cristiana Filippini
Theresa FlaniganAssistant Professor
The College of Saint Rose
Italian Medieval and Renaissance Art, Architecture, and Urbanism
Cathleen FleckAssistant Professor
Saint Louis University
Medieval and Mediterranean art
Alison FlemingAssociate Professor of Art History
Winston-Salem State University
Trecento Riminese painting Cinquecento architecture Early Jesuit art, in particular imagery connected to St. Ignatius of Loyola and St. Francis Xavier
Holly FloraAssistant Professor
Tulane University
Devotional art, manuscript illumination, women and gender
Meredith Fluke
Francesco FreddoliniPostdoctoral Fellow
The Getty Research Institute
Italian Baroque Sculpture. Patronage and Collecting at the Medici Court, c. 1530-1743.
Luba FreedmanProfessor
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
In general, fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Italian painting and sculpture in Florence, Rome, and Venice. Specifically, mythological subjects; study and impact of antiquities; Titian's landscapes; the secular patronage of the Chigi, the Este, Gonzaga, an
Jack FreibergAssociate Professor
Florida State University
Frances GageAssistant Professor of Renaissance and Baroque Art
Buffalo State College, State University of New York
Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Italian art, art theory and the history of collecting
Casey Gardonio
Evan GattiAssistant Professor
Elon University
art of the year 1000, Holy Roman Empire
Denise GavioAssistant Librarian
American Academy in Rome
History of Italian art and architecture, all periods, with specific focus on the city of Rome and the Lazio Region.
Leslie GeddesPhD candidate
Princeton University
Renaissance and Baroque architecture; prints and drawings; gardens, waterworks, and fountains
Mia Genoni
Dennis GeronimusAssociate Professor
New York University
quattrocento painting and graphic arts, cinquecento painting and graphic arts
Touba Ghadessi Assistant Professor
Wheaton College, Massachusetts
16th- and 17th-century paintings, monsters, history of anatomy, court societies, gender studies
Meredith GillAssociate Professor
University of Maryland, College Park
15th and 16th-century art and architecture; theology; philosophy; church history.
Katharina Giraldi HallerDr.Mag.
CEA, Bristol University
Diana GisolfiProfessor of Art History, director, Pratt in Venice
Pratt Institute
Cinquecento veneto painting and drawing, Catholic Reform context, methodology, materials and techniques
Dorothy GlassProf. Emerita
University at Buffalo
Italian Romanesque sculpture
Robert GlassPhD candidate
Princeton University
Italian Renaissance art and architecture; Rome
Neil Goodman
Collector of Italian Renaissance medals and plaquettes, Grand Tour souvenirs and Italian modernism; also interested in the monuments and topography of ancient Rome.
Gail Gould
University of Oregon
Venetian Architecture Jewish Art
Heather GrahamPhD Italian Renaissance Art History
University of California, Los Angeles
the history of the emotions, the body, gender, Renaissance religious art, terracotta sculpture
Heather GrahamAssistant Professor
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Italian Renaissance art, religious history, gender studies, history of the body, history of the emotions
Ingrid GreenfieldPhD student
University of Chicago
Histories and theories of collecting in Italy, cross-cultural interactions, historical geographies, the mobility of objects in the early modern world
Jill GreenwoodVisiting Assistant Professor
Willamette University
Italian Romanesque sculpture
Michael GrilloAssociate Professor
University of Maine
Trecento
Max GrossmanAssistant Professor
University of Texas at El Paso
Medieval and Renaissance Italy, Siena
Emma Guest-Consales
Independent Scholar
Italian Manuscripts; Renaissance; Medieval; Baroque; Incunabula; Illuminations; New York City art and architecture; walking tours in Italy and NYC
Kathryn Hall
University of Georgia
Italian Renaissance and Baroque garden studies
Maria Hansen
Morten HansenAssistant Professor
Stanford University
15th- to 17th-c. painting and sculpture, Mannerism
Donald (Fish) HarrisTeaching Artist
Maine Masters Painters Workshops
I enjoy teaching folks drawing techniques of the old Italian, French, and American masters.
Ashley HarropArt History Graduate Student
San Jose State University
Modern and Contemporary Italian Art
Lauren Henning
Rutgers University
Todd HermanChief Curator and Curator of European Art
Columbia Museum of Art
Italian drawings, 16th century Venetian painting
Martina HesserProfessor
Grossmont College
16th c art
Sally HicksonAssistant Professor Art History
University of Guelph
Renaissance art patronage; women patrons; Renaissance architectural treatises; courtly art and society
Caroline Hillard
Diana Hiller
Italian art 14th and 15th centuries; gendered viewership; art in Italian female religious houses
Jennie HirshProfessor
Maryland Institute College of Art
Modern and Contemporary Italian art, architecture, design and exhibitions; postwar Italian cinema; Italian Renaissance secular art;
Michelle HobartAdjunct Assistant Professor
The Cooper Union
Heather Horton
SUNY - Purchase
Renaissance architecture in Italy; architectural theory; historiography; humanism; Leon Battista Alberti
Anne Hrychuk KontokostaVisiting Assistant Professor
Pratt Institute
Roman archaeology
Lyle Humphrey Independent Scholar
14th- and 15th-century Venetian painting & manuscript illustration, Italian manuscripts, Venetian confraternities and guilds, confraternity art
Eric Hupe
CUNY Graduate Center
Ann Huppert
Arthur Iorio
Illinois State University
Janna Israel
Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts
Janna IsraelAssistant Professor
Virginia Commonwealth University
Renaissance and baroque art and architecture
Laura Jacobus
Sara JamesProfessor of Art History
Mary Baldwin College
14,15 century art, fresco cycles
Lesley Jessop
Ioana JimboreanM.A.
Institute of Art History, Department of Architecture, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Italian History of Art and Architecture, Landscape in Painting and Architecture Rome - Period: Early Modern to Baroque
Ann JohnsLecturer
University of Texas, Austin
late medieval art, Siena , 15th-c. Tuscan painting
Kathy Johnston-Keaneindependent scholar
Renaissance & Baroque Art, Theater, Religion, Early Modern Print Culture & Literacy, and Religious and Lay Education in the cinque- and seicento
Gilbert JonesMA Candidate
Syracuse University
trecento painting, early-quattrocento painting, Siena, intersection of art and politcs in trecento Siena
Nathaniel Jones
Yale University / Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts
Hetty JoyceAssistant Professor
The College of New Jersey
Classical, Italian Renaissance and Baroque, the Classical tradition
Gregor KalasAssistant Professor
Anastasia Kanellopoulou
University of Glasgow
Stephanie KaplanPhD Student
Washington University in St. Louis
David Karmon
Holy Cross
Dana KatzJoshua C. Taylor Associate Professor of Art History and Humanities
Reed College
Herbert KesslerProfessor
Johns Hopkins University
medieval art
Casie Kesterson
Dale KinneyProfessor Emeritus
Bryn Mawr College
medieval Rome , late antiquity, spolia
Linda KochAssociate Professor
John Carroll University
Jeanette KohlAssociate Professor
University of California, Riverside
Renaissance Sculpture and Image Theory, Portraiture, Methodology
Yoshie KojimaAssociate Professor
Sohia University, Tokyo
Romanesque and Gothic art
Sarah Kozlowski
Late medieval and Renaissance art in Europe; fourteenth- and fifteenth-century art in Naples.
Sarah Kyle
Meagan Labunski
Duke University
Marie Ladino
University of Maryland, College Park
Robert LaFrance
Christopher Lakey
Lara Langer
University of Maryland
Italian Renaissance 15th and 16th art, mainly sculpture, painting, manuscripts, and drawings.
Sharon Langlois
Florida State University
Italian Art History
Kristin Lanzoni
Macalester College
Kristin LanzoniVisiting Assistant Professor
Duke University
Italian Early Modern Art, especially sixteenth-century Venetian and its patrons.
Oana Lauric
Italian art, culture, language.
Claudia LazzaroProfessor
Cornell University
Renaissance, cultural identity, gender, sculpture, portraits, gardens
Anne LeaderProfessor
Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta
14th/15th-century Florence, burial practice, monasticism, workshop practice
Susan LEngle
William LevinProfessor Emeritus of Art History
Centre College
Early Italian Painting and Sculpture, Religious Iconography, Confraternities of Charity, Imagery & Literature of Charity/Mercy, Images of the Virtues and Vices, Florentine Ecclesiastical Center
Allison Levy
Florence , widow portraiture, masculinity, tomb sculpture, Palazzo Rucellai
Karen LloydVisiting Assistant Professor
Tulane University
Early Modern Rome; Bernini; architecture and urbanism;
Jane LongProfessor
Roanoke College
Italian Renaissance (primarily Trecento Tuscany)
Rebecca LongAssistant curator, European Painting and Sculpture
Indianapolis Museum of Art
Ellen Longsworth
Alison LuchsCurator of Early European Sculpture
National Gallery of Art
Italian Renaissance, especially sculpture
Kent Lydecker
Erin MachadoGraduate Student
University of California, Riverside
Jessica Maier
early modern art, architecture, and urbanism (specifically print culture, cartography, and city imagery)
Judith MannCurator of European Art to 1800
Saint Louis Art Museum
Molly MarchPaintings Conservator/Restorer
Restoration of Italian Master Paintings
Restoration of Italian & Flemish paintings on panel; History of painting materials & techniques.
Areli MarinaAssistant Professor
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Architecture, urban environments, Parma
Lia MarkeyPostdoctoral Research Associate
Princeton University
Sixteenth-century art, Medici patronage, Europe and the New World
Max MarmorPresident
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Leonardo da Vinci Studies
Amy Martin
UCLA
Italian Baroque art, art of the 17th centry, Early Modern art history, Neoclassicism, Jesuit aesthetics, the Catholic Reformation (and the Catholic Restoration), Italian Renaissance art, Dutch Baroque art, Northern Renaissance art, visual experience of re
Trinity Martinez
CUNY Graduate Center
Art, Traveling, Reading, Music
Karen MathewsResearch Assistant Professor
University of Miami
medieval Art and Architecture art of the maritime republics of Pisa, Venice, Amalfi, Genoa
Amber McAlisterAssistant Professor
University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
14th/15th century Tuscany; monastic; fresco programs
Timothy McCallAssistant Professor
Villanova University
Catherine McCurrachVisiting Lecturer
Wayne State University
Rome, architecture, hagiography
Katherine McHale
Hunter College
Venetian Renaissance, Settecento; Northern Italian 16th through 18th Century
Sarah McHamProfessor
Rutgers University
Greco-Roman influence in the Renaissance Sculpture in the 15th and 16th centuries
Susan McKillop
Harriet McNeal
Barbara McNultyIndependent Scholar
Christine Meek
Starleen MeyerConsultant Bagatti Valsecchi Museum
Bagatti Valsecchi Museum
art and architecture, occidental liturgical vestments, confraternaties in Milan
Sarina MillerMaster Lecturer
The University of the Arts
Italian Renaissance art history; 16th century graphic arts; relationship between text and image
Julia MillerProfessor
California State University, Long Beach
Vernon Minor
Constance MoffattProfessor
LA Pierce College
Milanese art and history; Renaissance art and architecture; Leonardo and sculpture; Leonardo and architecture and urban planning; Vigevano; the Sforza family
Vonstance MoffattProf
Pierce college
Leonardo da Vinci, Milanese history, Renaissance art and architecture
Suzanne Mohan
Michael MorfordLecturer in Art History
Savannah College of Art & Design
16th Century Italian Art
Eloisa MorraMA candidate
Scuola Normale Superiore
Renaissance Italian art Italian literature and visual culture Renaissance Venetian art History of art critic
Anita MoskowitzProfessor
Stony Brook University
Italian medieval and Renaissance sculpture; 19th-century sculpture; forgeries
Gregory MostChief, Department of Image Collections
National Gallery of Art
16th century Rome, patronage, 19th century photography
Rosa Mottastudent
University of Virginia
Late Roman/Early Medieval; Religious Iconography; Sicilian Baroque
Monika Mueller
Herzog August Bibliothek
Romanesque sculpture 11th-14th c mural painting
Ana Munk
University of Zagreb
Italian Late Medieval Art
Ana MunkAssistant Professor
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciencies
Anne MuraokaIndependent Art Historian
Italian Renaissance art, Italian Baroque art, Counter Reformation art and theory
Jacqueline MusacchioAssociate Professor
Wellesley College
Elizabeth NabiInstructor
University of Virginia
Italian Renaissance art
Susan NalezytyIndependent Scholar
Renaissance collecting
Jonathan Nelson
Carolyn Newmark
Charlotte NicholsAssociate Prof of Art History
Seton Hall University
Christina NielsenAssistant Curator of Medieval Art
The Art Institute of Chicago
John NolanCurator
Bob Jones University Museum & Gallery, Inc.
Heather Nolin
Rutgers University
Kirstin NoreenAssociate Professor
Loyola Marymount University
Medieval art, icons, Counter-Reformation Rome
Rebecca Norris
University of Cambridge
Venice and the Veneto Venetian Terraferma Venetian military elite Condottieri Bergamo Brescia Udine Material Culture
Jeannine O'GrodyDeputy Director & Chief Curator
Birmingham Museum of Art
painting, sculpture, patronage, creative process
Edward OlszewskiProfessor and Chair
Case Western Reserve University
16th-c. drawing, treatises, patronage , art theory
Steven OstrowProfessor
University of Minnesota
Early Modern visual culture [particularly Roman], Baroque sculpture, 17th c. Italian art theory, artists' biographies
John Paoletti
Wesleyan University
Elizabeth Parker
Linda PellecchiaProfessor
University of Delaware
Alison PerchukVisiting Assistant Professor
Occidental College
Medieval art and architecture (Europe/Mediterranean Basin), monasticism, wall painting, architectural sculpture, the city of Rome, Elijah the Prophet
Rebekah Perry
University of Pittsburgh
Kerri Pfister
Chiara Pidatella
Scuola Normale Superiore
Italian Renaissance painting and sculpture Antiquarianism History of Collections Italian Renaissance Literature
Elizabeth PilliodLecturer
Rutgers University, Camden
15th and 16th century Florentine art, the arts under the Medici, social history and theory of mid-16th century, Counter Reformation art
Debra PincusIndependent Scholar
Washington, D.C.
Renaissance Venice
Doralynn PinesAssociate Director for Administration (retired)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Italian painting,sculpture and architecture 1250-1500;
Ellie Pinzarrone
Mary PixleyAssociate Curator of European & American Art
Museum of Art and Archaeology, Columbia, MO
Christopher Platts
Yale University
Charlotte Poulton
Brigham Young University
17th century Italian painting
Katalin Prajda
European University Institute
Diana Presciutti
Rice University
early modern Italian visual culture; charitable institutions; confraternities; gender studies
Rosi Prieto
Sacramento State University
Italian Renaissance art.
Shannon PritchardAdjunct faculty
The University of Georgia
Mid 16th to early 17th c. painting and sculpture
Catherine Puglisi
Gary RadkeDean's Professor
Syracuse University
quattrocento sculpture patronage of Renaissance nuns
Lisa RafanelliAssociate Professor
Manhattanville College
15th c painting & sculpture 16th c painting & sculpture religious iconography women's studies, Italian Baroque art and architecture
Felicity Ratté
Patricia ReillyAssociate Professor of Art History
Swarthmore College
Lisa ReillyAssociate Professor
University of Virginia
Medieval Italy - Norman Sicily in particular
Sheryl Reiss
University of Southern California
Italian Renaissance art and art patronage; Raphael; women and gender; Medici family; papal Rome; transalpine exchange; funerary art and commemoration
Azar Rejaie
Jessica RichardsonPostdoctoral Research Associate
Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts
late medieval art , cults of the saints
Madeline Rislow
Daniele Rivoletti
Renaissance art in Central Italy and art theory; altarpieces; wood inlay.
Perri Lee RobertsProfessor of Art History
University of MIami
Italian trecento and quattrocento painting; religious iconography
Elliot Roberts
Janet RobsonVisiting Lecturer
Courtauld Institute of Art, London
Franciscan art of the duecento and trecento, especially at Assisi; iconography, patronage, viewership and function in religious narrative art.
Mark RosenAssistant Professor
University of Texas at Dallas
Charles RosenbergProfessor
University of Notre Dame
Nancy RossDr
Dixie State College of Utah
Early Christian Art, apocalypticism in art, connections between the Latin West and Byzantine East.
Jeffrey Ruda
Italian art 14th-15th centuries
Maria Ruvoldt
Maria Saffiotti DaleCurator of Paintings, Sculpture, and Decorative Arts
Chazen Museum of Art, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Painting, Sculpture, and Decorative Arts from antiquity to the present; Italian manuscript illumination
Linda SafranVisiting Scholar
Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies
medieval Salento, Puglia, Byzantine art in Italy, Italian Jewry
Jamie SaneckiPh.D. Candidate
University of Pennsylvania
Romanesque sculpture
Venelina Saunders
University of Liecester
Venetian Renaissance Art, Museum display: Renaissance objects and works of art.
Giulia Savio
Victor Schmidt
University of Utrecht
Italian art, 1250-1500; Netherlandish and French art, 1300-1425
Edward SchoolmanVisiting Assistant Professor
University of Nevada, Reno
Byzantine Italy; Ravenna; Naples
Katharina SchueppelAssistant Professor
Leipzig University
medieval sculpture, medieval painting, medieval liturgy
Christine SciaccaAssistant Curator
J. Paul Getty Museum
manuscript illumination, trecento Florentine painting , devotional practices, patronage
John Beldon ScottProfessor
University of Iowa
Suzette Scotti
John SenseneyAssistant Professor
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Ancient Greek and Roman art and architecture
Karen Serres
Sheri ShaneyfeltDirector of Undergraduate Studies, History of Art
Vanderbilt University
Italian Art, 14th-17th Centuries
Matthew ShoafAssistant Professor
Ursinus College
trecento painting & sculpture vocal and aural aspects of images
Robert SimonArt Historian / Art Dealer
Robert Simon Fine Art, Inc.
Bronzino, 16th-century Florentine Painting, Leonardo, portraiture
Suzanna SimorAssociate Professor, Head, Art Library / Director, Art Center
CUNY/Queens College
Credo imagery, religious iconography, Siena, medieval & early modern art, contemporary art, art documentation, art librarianship, exhibition curating
Cristina E. Slaughter
Quattrocento,cinquecento and Baroque painting
Timothy SmithAssistant Professor
Birmingham-Southern College
Renaissance Siena
Tamara SmithersPhD Candidate
Temple University
Italian Renaissance Art, Rome, Michelangelo, tombs of artists, the cult of the artist
Gail SolbergAdjunct Lectuer
Associated Colleges of the Midwest Florence Program
trecento Florence, Siena, and Pisa
Laura SommerProfessor Of Art History
Daemen College
Edna SouthardCurator of Collections and Exhibitions Emerita and Assistant Professor of Art
Miami University (Ohio)
Tuscan medieval and Renaissance painting and sculpture
Thomas Spencer
Trecento and Quattrocento painting
Joaneath SpicerCurator of Renaissance and Baroque Art
Walters Art Museum
15th c uses of perspective; Africans in Renaissance Italy; portraiture; art and science
Alan StahlCurator
Firestone Library, RBSC,
Venice, medals , numismatics
Carly Steinborn
Judith SteinhoffAssociate Professor
University of Houston
trecento painting; representations of the city; Black Death issues; (most recently)roles and representations of women in funerary and grieving rituals
Pamela Stewartgraduate student
The University of Michigan
Sixteenth-century Milanese art, confraternal visual culture, the impact of the Catholic Reformation on the visual arts, popular piety and devotion to the Passion and the Sacrament.
Cynthia StollhansAssociate Professor of Art History
Saint Louis University
Italian Renaissance art; sixteenth century painting, St. Catherine in Renaissance Roman Art, Courtesans and Mistresses as Patrons in Ren Rome
Eve Straussman-PflanzerPatrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Associate Curator of European Painting and Sculpture before 1750
The Art Institute of Chicago
Seicento painting; female patronage; women artists
Kristen Streahle
Cornell University
Gina StrumwasserProfessor
California State University, Fresno
The Bible in art, women in Renaissance Italy
Jaqueline SturmGraduate Student
Princeton University
Art and Architecture of the early Middle Ages in the Mediterranean with a focus on the Italian Peninsula
Kathleen SullivanPhD Student
Rutgers University
Erin SutherlandPh.D. Candidate
Washington University in Society
Italian Renaissance Art, Michelangelo, Rome
Caitlin Sweeney
Syracuse University
Helena Szepe
Venice, book culture
Kanna Tacchella
Carlotta TaddeiPhD
UNiversity of Parma/Reggio Emilia
medieval art and archaeology, medieval theatre and liturgy, education of art.
Sarah Tamplin
Laurie Taylor-MitchellAssistant Professor
Hood College
Guild patronage in Florence, Humiliati in Florence at Ognissanti
Robin ThomasAssistant Professor
Baroque art and architecture
Ann Thomas
Nancy ThompsonAssociate Professor of Art History
St. Olaf College
Franciscan art, stained glass, medieval revival, feminism.
T Barton ThurberCurator of European Art
Hood Museum of Art
Art and architectural history of the renaissance and baroque eras.
Lisa Tom
Brown University
Tiffanie TownsendAssistant Professor, Art History
Georgia Southern University
Anna Tuck-Scala
John Cabot University; Temple University, Rome Campus
Seicento Naples, Rome, Spain, painting
John Turner
Michelangelo Buonarroti Baccio da Montelupo Savonarola Black Africans in Renaissance Italy Renaissance sculpture and painting
Ann van DijkAssociate Professor
Northern Illinois University
Art as a tool of papal self representation in medieval Rome, perceptions of the Early Christian and medieval past during the Counter Reformation
Hendrik van VeenProfessor
University of Groningen
Florentine art and culture 16th-17th centuries
Trevor Verrot
Yale University
Ian VerstegenDirector of Graduate Studies
Moore College of Art & Design
Italian painting, architecture, history of science, Urbino
Christine Verzar
Michele Luigi VescoviPost doc fellow
Università degli Studi di Parma
Medieval architecture and urbanism; "geography of art".
Patricia WaddyProfessor Emerita
Syracuse University
17th c Roman architecture
Helen WalbergAssistant Professor
Kadir Has University
Venetian Renaissance and Barqoue Visual Culture and Religion, Byzantine art and society, traditional Ottoman hand crafts
Louis WaldmanAssicant Director for Programs
Villa i Tatti
social history of Tuscan 15th and 16th c. sculpture, social history of art and artists, patronage of the Medici court
William Wallace
Jennifer WebbAssistant Professor
University of Minnesota Duluth
Fifteenth-century court culture in Urbino and the Marche Urban planning Female patronage International Gothic
Jennifer WehmeierAdjunct Professor
Loyal Marymount University
Renaissance portraiture, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
Ellen Weissbrod
Artemisia Gentileschi
Ann WilkinsAssociate Professor, Retired
Duquesne University
14th-20th centuries, Florence, Rome, Classical Tradition, Architecture, Fascism, Ancient Art, Etruscans
David WilkinsProf. Emeritus
University of Pittsburgh
14th-17th centuries, Florence, Rome, patronage
Thomas Willette
Joseph WilliamsPh.D. Student
Duke University
Dugento and trecento architecture, Cistercians and Dominicans in government, dynastic burial
Zoe Willis
Carolyn Wilson
Independent Scholar, Houston
Cult and imagery of St. Joseph, especially the St. Joseph altarpiece c. 1500-1545; altarpieces of Giovanni Bellini; historiographic impact of the modern use of anachronistic titles
Barbara WischProfessor
SUNY Cortland
confraternities, anti-Semitism in Renaissance visual culture, art in Renaissance Rome
Lori WitzelMasters candidate
St. Edward's University
trecento painting
Jeryldene WoodAssociate Professor Emerita
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Renaissance art, women in the visual arts
Louisa Woodvilleprofessor
george mason university
Frederick II in Italy, Capua, Sicily duecento, trecento, quattrocento
Lila YawnAdjunct Assistant Professor of Art History
John Cabot University
medieval Rome, Umbria, Tuscany, 6th-12th centuries; Giant Bibles and patristic manuscripts (11th-12th cents.); architectural palimpsesting and reuse; monumental painting and mosaic; urban history; opposition (anti) popes
Belton Zeigler
Syracuse University
Giuseppa ZianichelliFull Professor
Illuminated manuscripts
Mark ZuckerProfessor
Louisiana State University
Everything
Shelley ZurawAssociate Professor
University of Georgia
Renaissance sculpture