Congratulations to 2021 PhD recipients

The Department of History of Art and Architecture extends heartfelt congratulations to our graduate students who received PhD degrees during 2020 - 2021:

  • Trenton Barnes - Emptiness and the Production of Bodies in the Architecture of Teotihuacan, Mexico
  • Juliette Calvarin - Ornamenta Sacerdotum: Marian Chasubles for Priestly Bodies in Pre-Hussite Prague
  • Sonali Dhingra - Cult and Colossus: Buddhist Sculpture from Odisha in History and Memory (ca. eighth to twelfth centuries)
  • Samuel Ewing - Instructive Documents: The San Diego Group and Radical Pedagogy in the Long 1970s
  • Ruth Ezra - Veit Stoss in Relief: the practitioner’s view
  • Sarah Grandin - To Scale: Manufacturing Grandeur in the Age of Louis XIV
  • Bronwen Gulkis - The Aesthetics of Memory: Mughal Albums Under Shahjahan (r. 1628-58) and Their Afterlives.
  • Nicole Pulichene - “One Whose Name was Writ in Wax:” Reflections on the Medieval Reuse of Consular Diptychs
  • Harmon Siegel - Monet and Other People
  • Taylor Walsh - Medium at the Margins: Bruce Nauman at the End of the Sixties
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