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Angelos, Meghan
Anishanslin, Zara
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer, Nina M.
Autry, LaTanya S.
Bachman, Christine E.
Barnett, Vivien
Bellion, Wendy
Boone, Jobyl
Budden, Cory
Busciglio-Ritter, Thomas
Campo Rosillo, Alba
Canter, Danielle
Chapman, H. Perry
Churchill, Derek D.
Craven, Wayne
Cross, Anne S.
Dao, Michelle
Deal, Carolanne
Dees, Janet
Doherty, Tiarna
Domínguez Torres, Mónica
Fisher, Dorothy
Frederick, Michele L.
Gallant, Denva
Gevalt, Emelie
Gibson, Ann E.
Giguere, Natalie
Grimes, Adam
Hartman, Michael
Havet, Isabelle
Hein, Erin
Herman, Bernard L.
Hill, Jason
Hillman, Jordan
Horton, Jessica L.
Hutchison, Caitlin
Isenstadt, Sandy
Johnson, Gabriella
Juliar, Anna
Kaplan, Molly
Karasoulas, Margarita
Katz, Julia
Kull, Sabena
Lee, Craig
Leja, Michael
Magner, Linda J.
McGee, Julie L.
Mead Leonard, Sarah
Miller, Mark
Mounce, Kiersten
Nassif, Kristen
Nees, Lawrence
Nelson-Dusek, Colin
Nevins, Teresa
Okoye, Ikem S.
Olmsted, Galina
Perkins, Lauri
Petersen, Lauren Hackworth
Reedy, Chandra L.
Richmond-Moll, Jeffrey
Rujivacharakul, Vimalin
Rye-Kopec, Ashley
Segrave, Hannah
Shartrand, Emily
Simmons, Elizabeth
Stillman, Damie
Stone, David M.
Sunnergren, Victoria
Swerdlow, Rebeccah
Tomlinson, Janis A.
Van Horn, Jennifer
Vause, Rachael
Werth, Margaret
Westerby, Genevieve
Wigmore, Spencer
Wood, Katrina Greene
Wray, Zoë
Zimmerman, Cara
Our News
February 20: Christina Maranci
Simmons presents on artist Frank Duveneck
Cross moderating panel on representation in museums.
Artist talk and reception for "The Darkroom in the Digital Age"
Okoye discusses African architecture
Nature's Nation wins PROSE award
PMA Spotlight Series with Alba Campo Rosillo
Faculty Highlight: An interview with Wendy Bellion
The Darkroom in the Digital Age
Doherty researching works by Michelangelo and Leonardo
The European Context of Manuscript Illumination
A field study in the commerce of American art
Politics, furniture, and the 1937 Exposition in Paris
Rujivacharakul on vernacular architecture in China
Students visit “Nature’s Nation” exhibition
Illuminating Anglo-Saxons
Horton awarded book grant
Rujivacharakul at University College London
Rujivacharakul teaching seminar in China
Campo Rosillo for PMA Spotlight Series
Dominguez Torres and Braddock at Princeton
Anishanslin and Marley in dialogue at PAFA
Werth, Hillman, and Olmsted present at NCFSA
November 28: Mentoring Session
Hartman presents lecture at Clark Art Institute
Fichtner shares research on mid-Atlantic net making
Horton on George Morrison, Oscar Howe, and Lloyd Kiva New
November 15: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Edward Benlowes’ Queer Books: Experiments in Digital Book History
Richmond-Moll on Henry Ossawa Tanner
Horton presenting on Diné (Navajo) Arts of Reciprocity
Conference: “Coming to Terms?”
UD at “HECAA at 25”
Distinguished guest lectures in the humanities
Art in Focus
Mounce at the University of London
Building named after UD alumna
Workshop: “So You Think You Want to Go To Grad School?”
Nees participates in international conference
Workshop: “On Art and Feminism”
Campo Rosillo at the PMA
Richmond-Moll contributes to exhibition catalog
October 23: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Papanikolas named new curator at Seattle Art Museum
Alumnus appointed Executive Director at Saugatuk-Douglas
Shartrand presents in Switzerland
Campo Rosillo for PMA Spotlight Series
Norris to deliver Alison Lecture
Art without borders
Oct. 15: Mentoring program on research and writing
New faculty: Denva Gallant
Van Horn to present Scholar in the Library lecture
Zimmerman at Colorado State-Pueblo
Hartman organizes exhibition at the Clark
Bellion to deliver keynote on William Birch
October 1: "This Book Has a Stick in It"
UD at AHAA
Braddock to present at The National Gallery
September 26: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Van Horn in Junto blog
McGee new director of IHRC
Gallery talk: “The Politics of Hunting in the Arctic”
Torbert contributes to PMA research site
Isenstadt in Places journal
September 10: ARTH and ARTC mixer
September 12: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Anishanslin at Art Institute of Chicago
Symposium: Global Impact of Asian Aesthetics
Wigmore named new assistant curator at Amon Carter
Opening Sept 5: “The World is Following Its People”
Hutchison researching in Ireland
Horton in Clark Studies in the Visual Arts
Van Horn and Greene on portraiture
Anishanslin receives Mount Vernon fellowship
Leonard to be Junior Fellow at Dumbarton Oaks
Reflections from The Frick Collection
Anishanslin at Historic Deerfield
Campo Rosillo at Durham University
Liz Simmons at CAM
Bellion to present at conference on “frenemies”
Oleas-Mogollón at Cambridge
Professors Van Horn and Anishanslin at Mount Vernon
Horton conducting research in Santa Fe
Insight 2018 now available
Faculty Highlight: An interview with Jason Hill
Highlights from DelPHI
UD well-represented in spring issue of "Panorama"
Rujivacharakul's inaugural lecture at Tsinghua University
Richmond-Moll retraces Sargent’s footsteps in the Alps
Olmsted at CCL Seminar
Bellion at the Biggs Museum of Art
Rujivacharakul at Tsinghua University
Call for papers: Graduate student workshop on Asian aesthetics
Mann wins Plastino scholarship
Alumna wins Eldredge Prize
New: “A Guide to Open Image Collections”
Horton at SAIC
Honors students visit the Delaware Art Museum
Domínguez Torres wins Kress Fellowship
“Truths of the Trade” opening May 5
May 10: Graduate Student Lecture Series
“Artist as Reporter” reviewed in Artforum
Sturchio wins writing award
May 8: Dissertation works-in-progress
Mounce at graduate forum
Department honors awards announced
May 1: Careers in Art History
Wigmore and Richmond-Moll at SAAM
April 27-28: Material Culture Symposium for Emerging Scholars
Curatorial collective to bring Native art to Old College Gallery
Richmond-Moll receives Luce/ACLS Fellowship
Bachman presenting at Graduate Forum
Wurzelbacher contributes to BMA exhibition
April 25: Dr. Minoru Inaba
Mahon at the McNeil Center
April 19: Dr. Linda Kim
Vause at the Barnes Foundation
Hutchison at PMA for “Spotlight”
"Art in Focus" on Slow Art Day
“Things Fall Apart” reviewed in “The Public Historian”
Richmond-Moll in Archives of American Art Journal
Oaklander article in "Maine Antique Digest"
April 10: Undergraduate Symposium
Anishanslin’s book reviewed in Research
Faculty Highlight: Mónica Domínguez Torres
Nees at symposium honoring Elizabeth A.R. Brown
Cross presenting at Rutgers
Anishanslin to be keynote speaker at Yale
Lee at MCNY
April 11: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Olmsted and Poindexter at Dahesh Museum of Art
Oleas Mogollon to participate in conference at Cambridge
March 15: Mentoring Program event
Hill and students at Ryerson University
March 14: Graduate Student Lecture Series
March 12: Whitmire lecture
Olmsted and Rye-Kopec on Campus Voices
Van Horn to be senior fellow at NGA
March 5: Reception for “Problem Solving”
Leonard researching William Morris
Alumna brings Obama portraits to the NPG
Domínguez Torres at film screening
Dr. Mabel O. Wilson to deliver annual Paul R. Jones Lecture [cancelled]
Undergraduates: Call for submissions
Dees is curator at Block Museum of Art
Van Horn to speak at Wilton House
Wurzelbacher in Journal of Glass Studies
Professor Horton at the National Gallery of Art
Professor Bellion at the PMA
“Problem Solving" exhibition now on view
February 28: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Richmond-Moll on O’Keeffe
UD at the CAA 2018 Conference
Simmons article in Antiques and Fine Art magazine
“Parallel Visions, Parallel Lives” exhibition opens with conversation with artist
Hutchinson at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Van Horn article in The Art Bulletin
Richmond-Moll researches John Singer Sargent
New book by Hill: "Artist as Reporter"
The Baltimore Collection online
Helping hands
Old College Gallery spring exhibitions
Sustainable Futures: Issues in Global Studies
Anishanslin to give keynote address
Faculty highlight: Sandy Isenstadt
Sabena Kull at the Denver Art Museum
Hannah Segrave in Italy
Victoria Sunnergren at URP
"The Material and Visual Culture of Slavery"
McGee presents “The Baltimore Collection”
Object Fight Club Working Group meeting
"Tim’s Vermeer" screening at Winterthur
Tomlinson presents on Goya
CMCS grants awarded to faculty and students
Mounce at CHAD
December 7: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Yuletide at Winterthur
Lee presents at IIT symposium
Anne Cross in South Africa
Frederick conducts research in the UK
Leonard contributes to NAVSA conference
A model symposium
Racco appointed Research Associate at CASVA
Karasoulas publishes in Panorama
CMCS presents publishing workshop for graduate students
2018 DelPHI Summer Fellowships
Winterthur lecture: "The Art of the Con"
Faculty, graduate students contribute to "Imagined Forms" conference
Future Faculty Conversation: Work-Life (Im)Balance
Race, White Supremacy, and the Middle Ages
Oleas-Mogollón presents at symposium on Colonial Latin American Art
Karasoulas appointed curator at Brooklyn Museum
Scholar in the Library: "Goya's Monsters"
Department of Art History offers 4+1 option
Schedeen curates “Notes on Sugar” in Austin
Delaware Art Museum presents Sloan symposium
"The Art of Revolutions" at APS
Blue Hens at Harvard symposium
Hutchison conducts research in Scotland
Simmons studies in Italy
October 24: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Canceled: Winterthur Graduate Student Mixer
Horton speaks at "Art in America" launch
Hutchison leads Spotlight Gallery Conversations at PMA
Race, Memory, and Monuments after Charlottesville
October 4: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Horton contributes to Terra Foundation colloquium
Gevalt delivers talk at Washington Decorative Arts Forum
September 20: Graduate Student Lecture Series
Torbert curates "Publishing Politics" at PMA
Faculty, graduate students celebrate at Brandywine
Students showcase research
Horton publishes "Art for an Undivided Earth"
Van Horn article celebrated in "American Art"
Canter curates Goya exhibition at PMA
Hill, Nassif speak at IAWIS conference in Lausanne
Up close and historical
Connected by a thread
Richmond-Moll publishes in Winterthur Portfolio
Van Horn appears on podcast to discuss new book
Commencement 2017
Cook receives Sypherd Prize
Rujivacharakul delivers lecture in Florence
Richmond-Moll, Wigmore are 2017-2018 SAAM fellows
Frederick to be Kress Fellow at CASVA
Bradford featured in Washington Post
Rujivacharakul leads Chinese Object Study Workshop
Craven Lecture: "Production Values"
Okoye delivers keynote address at SUNY New Paltz
Van Horn publishes "The Power of Objects"
Horton publishes in Journal of Curatorial Studies
Bellion, Norris explore art and destruction
Stone named to Scientific Committee of Guercino research center
A journey with objects
Vause speaks at University of York
Stone organizes Guercino conference in Italy
Mark Samuels Lasner Symposium
Homer Lecture: "Mapplethorpe Now"
Wurzelbacher curates "American Graphic"
2017 Graduate Student Research Symposium
Campo Rosillo publishes essay in "Material Matters"
Torbert helps stage "American Watercolor"
Leonard wins Dunlap Award
February 21: Graduate Student Lecture Series
UD reception at CAA in New York
Hill publishes in "Photography and Doubt"
Campo Rosillo presents research at Winterthur
Cross curates "The Systems We Have Loved"
Hill explores "Post-Truth" art and media
Horton discusses artist Jimmie Durham
Upcoming exhibition explores historic hospital
Rujivacharakul publishes on wartime material culture
Nees presents lecture in London
Coyle appointed Chief Curator at DAM
Bellion named Sewell C. Biggs Chair in American Art History
Liu discusses "The Emperor's Garden"
Rujivacharakul lectures at SOAS in London
Vause speaks at SHA conference
Oaklander featured on PBS39
Art History on the Steps
Hill, Van Horn awarded Wyeth grants
McLaughlin lectures at Biggs Museum
Objects in Motion
UD talks about #NoDAPL
Olmsted gives gallery talk at Barnes
Carr leads Winterthur tour
In memory of Mary Sheriff
Simmons leads Spotlight Gallery Conversations at PMA
Domínguez Torres, Zimmerman at Mayer Center Symposium
Bellion speaks at Wilmerding Symposium
Beetham, Casey speak at AHAA symposium
Casey a Met Fellow in 2016-2017
Delaware Art History at 50
Lee presents talk at Yale Center for British Art
Champion of the humanities
Rujivacharakul investigates architecture in China and Australia
Richmond-Moll wins Archives of American Art prize
Hill speaks at Bowdoin
Nees named H. Fletcher Brown Chair of Humanities
NEH Chairman, Folger Director visit Old College
'Next Generation Ph.D.'
Four doctoral candidates complete SITAH
Casey publishes in Open Rivers
Three UD professors contribute to "American Art"
Anishanslin contributes to blog Historiann
Rather and Van Horn contribute to new book
Illuminating the City of Light
Petersen gives paper in Rome
Wurzelbacher speaks at O'Keeffe Museum
Five Art History graduate students participate in DelPHI program
Four UD authors featured in latest issue of Panorama
Rye-Kopec publishes in Common-place
"Electric Paris" covered by The New York Times
Three Blue Hens participate in Fourth Early Americanist Summit
Commencement 2016
Smith is 2016 Summer Scholar
Karasoulas curates "Electric Paris"
Casey speaks at CUNY and SAAM
Shartrand speaks at International Congress on Medieval Studies
Frederick to study "The Tudor Image"
Oleas-Mogollón speaks in St. Louis and Pittsburgh
Four graduate students accepted into SITAH
Torbert discusses portraits of Alexander Hamilton
Bellion lectures at Brown
Domínguez Torres discusses early Atlantic pearl trade
Wayne Craven Lecture
Stone in Pescara, Italy
Karasoulas and Rye-Kopec present papers at NCSA
Art History on the Steps: Matthew Palczynski
Hill discusses "Print Matters" at NYPL
Okoye speaks at Columbia
Cross co-curates exhibition at UPenn
Petersen visits virtual Villa of Oplontis
Domínguez Torres presents keynote at Rutgers
Karasoulas on WHYY's "Friday Arts"
Lee speaks at AAG in San Francisco
"Revival and Subversion: The Racial Politics of Amateur Photographic Humor"
Casey, Beetham present research at PAFA
Wurzelbacher speaks at University of Missouri
"Lynching in Modern America"
Blue Hens at PAFA Scholars' Day
Bellion lectures at Miami University
Stone's book on Caravaggio reviewed
Bellion, Byrd, Nelson, and Torbert collaborate on "Art Follows Empire"
Okoye contributes to "Cultural Landscape Heritage in Sub-Saharan Africa"
Nees lectures at Courtauld
2016 Graduate Student Research Symposium
Hill's book selected by "Choice" magazine
Segrave lectures in Montreal
Hill speaks to The New York Times
UD at CAA 2016
Stone discusses two paintings of St. Sebastian
Chapman at "Class Distinctions" exhibition in Boston
Kirchhoff joins staff at Shelburne Museum
Nees publishes "Perspectives on Early Islamic Art in Jerusalem"
Oleas-Mogollón published in "Hemisphere"
Fowler dedicates new book to William Homer
Carolingian manuscript illumination lecture
December 9: Art History on the Steps
Olmsted discusses NGA, MFA internships
End-of-semester party
Leonard discusses Harvard, DAM internships
Horton publishes article in "Art History"
Promoting arts, humanities
Bellion delivers keynote at CHAViC conference
Pre-Raphaelite lecture
Larson curates "Print as Political Statement"
Battle discusses curatorial projects at PMA
Leonard leads "slow art" tour at DAM
Greenblatt speaks on Lucretius
November 12: Art History on the Steps
Spear delivers Mellon Lecture
Horton speaks at Kay WalkingStick exhibition
Seeing the light
Art History Undergraduate Reception
Bellion speaks on "Politics in American Art"
Petersen's book wins two PROSE awards
Cook contributes to Schalcken exhibition
Lecture: "On Accident"
Casey, Rye-Kopec present papers at SECAC
Green Light symposium
Frederick speaks at Anne d'Harnoncourt Symposium
October 16: "Green Light" at UD
Career paths in art history
Oct. 16: Lighting the future
Olmsted helps organize Caillebotte exhibition
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer elected editor of The Art Bulletin
Lecture: A mysterious plate in Berlin
Beetham interviewed in Public Art Dialogue
Baines in The Washington Post
Sypherd award
Engaging humanities
Terry receives Sypherd Prize
Beetham on "The Delaware Way"
Bellion, Hill speak at Courtauld
Rujivacharakul publishes new book
Frederick reinstalls gallery at Philadelphia Museum of Art
Chapman quoted on Rembrandt's "selfies"
Christiansen speaks on the "Age of Caravaggio"
Smith delivers Homer Lecture
Werth organizes "Comic Modern" session at CAA
Noel lecture
Segrave curates Rosa exhibition in Cleveland
Petersen speaks on "The Art of Seeing Slaves"
Smithsonian internships
Braddock lecture
Zimmerman receives Molin Prize at EC/ASECS conference
Serwer lecture
Jones delivers Wayne Craven Lecture
Rujivacharakul's "Architecturalized Asia" honored
New Material Culture Living Learning Community
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer teaches in Paris
Olmsted participating in NGA internship
Lee pens op-ed on Trump sign
Clayson presents Wayne Craven Lecture
Bellion awarded Eldredge Prize
Rujivacharakul publishes "Architecturalized Asia"
Werth lectures on Manet in the 1870s
'Fast Girl'
Art and Science symposium
Gruber lecture
Steffensen discusses "Fast Girl"
Bellion speaks on Benjamin West in London
Nees attends Charlemagne conference in Paris
Steffensen featured in President's Leadership Series
Roeder publishes book on Winsor McCay
David Norton Lecture
Greene researches Reese Collection
February 19: Carr lecture
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer publishes essay on Daniel Arasse
Richmond-Moll organizes Oakley exhibition
Werth speaks at USC
Friends of Art History event in New York
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer speaks at Delacroix symposium
Durán wins McNair Prize
Constantinou interviewed in "Fine Books & Collections"
Stone interviewed over Guercino attribution
Chapman publishes "The Trouble with Artists"
Domínguez Torres publishes new book
Fowler publishes "Hooked Rugs"
Ancient Pompeii
Autry working at MoMA
Holochwost lectures in Washington
Nees discusses Kitzinger's legacy
June 6-9:Symposium
Okoye speaks at Dumbarton Oaks
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer publishes essay on Cézanne
Robert Wittman lecture
Petersen publishes "Mothering and Motherhood in Ancient Greece and Rome"
Gibson wins Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Book Prize
Stone publishes on Caravaggio
Okoye lectures at University of Virginia
Saturday Symposium
Havet awarded Fulbright
Holloway, Marley discuss Henry Ossawa Tanner at PAFA
Celebrating the humanities
Rujivacharakul lectures at Princeton
Domínguez Torres receives Wyeth Foundation Grant
Decoding the Masters
An Evening with Artemisia Gentileschi
Research that reaches out
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer publishes on Delacroix and Cézanne
Chapman publishes "Inside Vermeer's Women"
Autry awarded PAGE fellowship
Weidinger awarded Fulbright grant
Mellon grant launches CTPhD program
Rujivacharakul receives two prestigious awards
Stone lectures at Kimbell Art Museum
Bellion publishes "Citizen Spectator"
Rujivacharakul publishes "Collecting China"
Okoye lectures in Germany
Nees speaks in Germany and the United States
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer publishes "Théodore Géricault"
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer speaks at conference in Normandy
Holloway, Wood are SAAM fellows
Roeder receives Luce/ACLS Fellowship
Five graduate students receive prestigious fellowships
Stone quoted in Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Werth attends conference in Sheffield
Domínguez Torres receives IHRC grant
Bellion leads Scholar's Day at Met
Smentek wins CGS/UMI Award
Thinking with the Painter
Wayne Craven Lecture
Rujivacharakul presents talk in Cambridge
Barratt on collecting at the Met
Rujivacharakul speaks at Cambridge
Stone organizes Caravaggio symposium
Domínguez Torres is Kluge Fellow at Library of Congress
Rujivacharakul speaks at Needham Research Institute
Herman chairs panel at Charleston conference
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer is Scholar-in-Residence
Herman published in Selvedge
Rujivacharakul speaks at Getty Research Institute
Rujivacharakul speaks in Princeton
Bellion delivers summation at "Fields of Vision" conference
Okoye on representations of slavery in Africa
Chapman lectures at symposium for "The Age of Rembrandt"
Bellion and Domínguez Torres awarded Terra grant
Stone featured in Malta Independent
Okoye speaks in Montréal
Rujivacharakul named Mellon Fellow
Herman speaks at "Contemporary Folk Art in America"
Nees wins fellowship to attend symposium on Islamic art
Bellion presents "A Ghost Story"
Herman a "Culture in Context" panelist
Nees elected Fellow of Society of Antiquaries
Rujivacharakul lectures at Duke University
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer discovers missing masterpiece
Petersen’s new book examines freed Roman slaves
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer speaks at conference in France
Domínguez Torres and Amott lecture at BACI

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