Faculty News

The Ladies on the Hill" is dedicated to the Benedictine convent of St. George in Prague and the women's community alongside the Augustinian Canons in Klosterneuburg. The volume examines the rich heritage of these women's monasteries from historical, art...

Although the works of Pietro Lorenzetti (1280–1348) rank among the most famous of the fourteenth century, one of his panels, a small Crucifixion, has remained largely overlooked, despite its unique imagery. Combining three temporal horizons—past, present...

CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Foundation announced 10 finalists for the 2025 Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards (AWBA), marking 90 years of honoring literature that confronts racism and explores diversity. The announcement of finalists marks an expansion from past...

Professor Seth Estrin's latest book, Grief Made Marble: Funerary Sculpture in Classical Athens, has been shortlisted for the College Art Association’s Charles Rufus Morey Book Award. “The Charles Rufus Morey Book Award, named in honor of one of the...

Muqarnas , the first journal in English dedicated solely to the history of Islamic art and architecture, celebrates the publication of its 40th volume in 2024. Up to this day, Muqarnas and the Muqarnas Supplements remain a vibrant platform that facilitate...

Growing up in Kolkata, Vishal Khandelwal – now an Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture in Harvard’s Department of History of Art + Architecture – was first introduced to the art history field right before he left India to attend DePauw...

Pofessor Jeffrey Hamburger's latest work, "Flesh and Fabric: The Raiment of the Passion in a Crucifixion by Pietro Lorenzetti" is set to be released November 1st through Officina Libraria. "The early formation of dynastic families in medieval Europe was...