Professor, Department
of the History of Art and Interdepartmental Program in Classical
Art and Archaeology. Scholarly interests include Roman sculpture
and painting, the art of late antiquity and of Graeco-Roman Egypt,
Roman architecture and building technology, Etruscan art, and
the impact of the classical tradition in the west. Publications
include The Ancient Art of Emulation: Studies in Originality
and Tradition from the Present to Classical Antiquity (editor)
(in press), The Villa of the Mysteries in Pompeii: Ancient
Ritual, Modern Muse (2000) (editor), "Roman Portraiture:
Reflections on the Question of Context," Journal of Roman
Archaeology (1993) (co-author), Roman Art in the Private
Sphere (1991) (editor), The Roman Port of Cosa: A Center
of Ancient Trade (1987) (co-author), "Ganymede and the
Eagle: A Marble Group from the Age of Augustine" (1981),
and Kelsey Museum exhibition catalogues on Roman portraiture,
sculpture from Karanis, and other topics.
647-0483 |
|
