Congratulations to 2023 PhD recipients
The Department of History of Art and Architecture extends heartfelt congratulations to the eleven graduate students who received PhD degrees during the 2022–2023 academic year.
- Max Boersma – Technical Difficulties: Abstraction's Entanglements in the World, 1918-1933
- Kelsey Eldridge – Roma Sempiternal: Porphyry and the Imperialization of the Papacy in Medieval Rome
- Davida Fernandez-Barkan – International Arte Popular: Mexican, American, and French Muralism, 1920-1940
- Eleanor Goerss – Le Mvésier's Ladder: The Breviculum and the Project to Re-Diagram Lull's Ars
- Thea Goldring – Matters of Life and Art: Art and French Materialism in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century
- Frances St. Amant – Nec Curant Carmina Manes: A Contextualized History of the Material Culture of Roman Children's Burials
- Seung Hee Oh – The Theater of Consciousness: Self-Aware Fictionality in the Pictorial Art of Seventeenth-Century China
- David Sadighian – The World is a Composition: Beaux-Arts Design and Internationalism in the Age of Empire, 1867-1914
- Normandy Vincent – Dürer Endures: The Prospective Aspect of a Drawing on Blue Paper
- Rachel Vogel – Mutual Registration: Printmaking and/as Conceptual Art, 1964-1980
- Christopher Williams-Wynn – Valences of the System: Art in an Era of Control, 1966-1985