History of Art and Architecture

Kim Võ is a doctoral student in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning. His research focuses on the negotiation between modernization and museification of the built environment in the nineteenth-century Italian peninsula, specifically...

Ian studies images and objects at the intersection of faith, artistic practice, and intellectual culture in northern Europe during the long seventeenth century. Drawing upon prints, illustrated books, and representations of the natural world, Ian’s work...

Santiago studies early modern art and visual culture in the Hispanic world with a dual focus on religious images—particularly as records and as agents in processes of conversion—and on the intersection of knowledge and art production in the sixteenth and...

Tom is a visiting doctoral student in Architecture from the University of Cambridge, where he is supervised by Max Sternberg and Tim Chesters. He holds a BA in French and German and an MPhil in Architecture and Urban Studies, both also from Cambridge. For...

Byron studies early modern European visual culture, with particular interest in the history of science and the history of Atlantic colonialism.

• Regions: Eastern Mediterranean; Egypt; Middle East; Ottoman Empire
• Time periods: 14th and 15th centuries
• Themes: History of Art and Architecture; History of the Book; History of Education; History of Religion; Intellectual History; Philosophy

Jennifer Nelson studies early modern art and cultural production from Europe and its outposts. At Radcliffe she is linking a new theory of art’s emergent properties in the Renaissance with an account of these properties’ misuse in the late 16th century...

• Regions: Atlantic World; Caribbean; Europe; Latin America; North America
• Times: 15th to 17th centuries
• Themes: Colonialism; Folklore; History of Art and Architecture; History of the Body; History of Empire; History of Gender and Sexuality...

• Regions: Eastern Mediterranean; Eurasia; Middle East; Ottoman Empire
• Time Periods: 14th to 19th centuries
• Themes: Architectural History; Classical Reception; Colonialism; Environmental Humanities; History of Art and Architecture; History of the...