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Gloria de Liberali

PhD Candidate, Art History

Morten Steen Hansen

Lecturer, Art History

Estelle Lingo

Professor, Art History, Thomas L. and Margo G. Wyckoff Endowed Faculty Fellow

Stuart Lingo

Associate Professor, Art History, Donald E. Petersen Endowed Professor

Hayley Watson

MA student, Art History

News

Art History at RSA in Chicago - Mar 17, 2017
Faculty Hires in 2016 - May 9, 2016

Research

Graduate, Masters Theses

Caroline Harvey. "Replications and Reflections of the Borghese Sleeping Hermaphrodite: Viewing and Interpretations of Greco-Roman Iconography in the 17th and 18th Centuries." MA Thesis, University of Washington, in progress.
Victoria Wilmes. "The Chapel of the Madonna della Strada: A Case Study of Post-Tridentine Painting in Rome." MA Thesis, University of Washington, 2012.

Publications, Book Chapters

Estelle Lingo. “Beyond the Fold: Drapery in Seventeenth-Century Sculptural Practice and Criticism,” in Unfolding the Textile Medium in Early Modern Art and Literature, ed. Tristan Weddigen. Textile Studies, vol. 3. Berlin: Edition Imorde/Gebr. Mann Verlag, 2011, 121-29.
Estelle Lingo. “Francesco Mochi’s Balancing Act and the Prehistory of Bernini’s Four Rivers Fountain,” in Matters of Weight: Force, Gravity and Aesthetics in the Early Modern Period, ed. David Kim. Berlin: Edition Imorde, 2013, 129-50.
Estelle Lingo. “Impossible Apostles: Francesco Mochi’s Sts. Peter and Paul for S. Paolo fuori le Mura,” in Tradition and Innovation: Critical Perspectives on Early Modern Roman Sculpture, ed. Anthony Colantuono and Steven Ostrow. University Park: Penn State University Press, 2014, 63-85.
Estelle Lingo. “Putting a finger on it: Bellori and Sculpture Criticism,” in Bellori’s Terminology: Tradition, Construction, and Usage in his Lives and Art Literature in the Early Modern Period, ed. Elisabeth Oy-Marra. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2014, 173-86.

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