Harvard University

Yve-Alain Bois, Department Chair
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr. Professor
Ph.D., University of Paris
Modern Art

Thomas B.F. Cummins
Dumbarton Oaks Professor of the History of Pre-Columbian and Colonial Art
Pre-Columbian and colonial Latin American Art

Jeffrey Hamburger
Ph.D., Yale University
Medieval

Ioli Kalavrezou
Dumbarton Oaks Professor of Byzantine Art
Ph.D., University of california, Berkeley
Early Christian and Byzantine

Ewa Lajer-Burcharth, Director of Graduate Studies
Ph.D., City University of New York
18th- and 19th-Century European, Contemporary Post-1970s, Feminist and Critical Theory

Neil Levine
Ph.D., Art History, Yale University
Modern

David Gordon Mitten
James C. Loeb Professor of Classical Art and Architecture
Ph.D., Harvard University
Ancient and Classical

Gulru Necipoglu
Ph.D., Art History, Harvard University
Islamic

Alina Payne
Professor of History of Art and Architecture
Renaissance and Baroque Architecture, late 19th Cent. and 20th Cent. history and theory of architecture, Architectural Representation

David Roxburgh, Director of Undergraduate Studies
Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
Islamic

Hugo van der Velden
Professor of History of Art and Architecture
Northern Renaissance

Irene Winter
William Dorr Boardman Professor of Fine Arts
Ph.D., Columbia University
Ancient Near East

Henri Zerner
Ph.D., University of Paris
Franch Renaissance and Modern

Associate Professors
Alice Jarrard
Ph.D., Columbia University
Baroque, Sculpture, Painting, and Architecture

Rabun M. Taylor
Ph.D., University of Minnesota
Roman Art and Architecture

Eugene Yuejin Wang
Ph.D., Art History, Harvard
Chinese

Assistant Professors
Robin E. Kelsey
Ph.D., Harvard University
History of Photography and American Art

Yukio Lippit
Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture
Japanese Painting from the Medieval and early modern periods

Jennifer Roberts
Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture
American Art

Betsey Robinson
Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture and the Classics
Classical archaeology, srchitecture, landscapes

Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw
Ph.D., Stanford University
American and African American

STUDENT INFORMATION
General
Applicants: 240 for entire program
Openings: 15 per year for entire program
Enrollment: 10-15 in Architectural History
Tuition: $23,370 per year
Financial Aid: Teaching fellowships available in the 3rd and 4th years: about 20-25 for the entire program
Recent Graduates: 10

Requirements
Entrance Letters of recommendation, writing sample, GRE and TOEFL, transcripts
Ph.D.: Romance language, German (or 1 alternate language substituted according to area of specialization), minimum of 16 courses, qualifying paper, general exam in major field, dissertation

Present Employment of Graduates
Columbia University, MIT, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, University of California (Berkeley), Yale University