Ph.D., UCLA.
Field: Chinese Archaeology
Elizabeth C. Childs, Associate Professor of Art History.
Ph.D., Columbia University
Field: Modern Art (especially 19th c. French)
Paul Crenshaw, Assistant Professor of Art History.
Ph.D., New York University
Fields: Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture of Northern Renaissance and Baroque Europe
Rebecca DeRoo, Assistant Professor of Art History.
Ph.D., University of Chicago
Fields: 20th c. Art and Theory
Angela L. Miller, Professor of Art History.
Ph.D., Yale University
Fields: 19th and 20th c. American Art; American Cultural History; Landscape Painting; American Modernism
Susan Irene Rotroff, Jarvis Thurston and Mona Van Duyn Professor in the Humanities.
Ph.D., Princeton University
Fields: Art and Archaeology of Greece and Rome; Hellenistic Pottery
Sarantis Symeonoglou, Professor of Greek Art and Archaeology.
Ph.D., Columbia University
Fields: Art and Archaeology of Greece, particularly the Bronze Age; Classical Sculpture
William E. Wallace, Barbara Murphy Bryant Distinguished Professor of Art History.
Ph.D., Columbia University
Fields: Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture of Italy, 14th-18th c.
Alicia Walker, Assistant Professor of Medieval Art
Ph.D., Harvard University
Fields: Art and architectural history of the medieval world, particularly the Byzantine Empire and the Islamic world from the sixth to the thirteenth centuries.
