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Thank you for making the first four lectures such a resounding success! We hope you will join us for the two remaining events: a lecture by Akiko Walley on November 11 and the reception to celebrate the launch of the program, which will include a lightning round of talks by some of the program’s faculty members, on November 20.

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The focus of this talk is the extremely robust and innovative period of European art from approximately 1000-1200 we now call "Romanesque." Coined in the early nineteenth century, “Romanesque” is a term that privileged particular "Roman-like" aspects of architectural construction but did not begin to cover the regional breadth of the myriad artistic...

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Global Medieval Studies Program Launched!

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new program in Global Medieval Studies! Administered through the Department of Art History and Art in collaboration with Classics, English, Modern Languages and Literatures, and Music departments, the Graduate Certificate in Global Medieval Studies will offer students the opportunity to pursue rigorous interdisciplinary study of the medieval world. For questions, please contact Prof. Elina Gertsman, the program’s director, or visit our page. Click below for a peek at this semester’s events!

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