2016 DELAWARE PUBLIC HUMANITIES INSTITUTE FELLOWS
Maribel Beas
Preservation Studies Program, Department of Art Conservation
“‘Preservation of indigenous cultural landscapes”
Juan Pablo Cárdenas
Department of Fine Arts
“Flight of the Shaman: Iconographies in pre-Columbian gold and ceramic artifacts of the Gold Museum in Bogotá, Colombia”
Caitlin Hutchison
Department of Art History
“The High Cross of Ireland: Landmarks of Patronage, Power, and Protection”
Margarita Karasoulas
Department of Art History
“Mapping Immigrant New York: Race and Place in Ashcan Visual Culture”
Sarah Leonard
Department of Art History
“‘The Beauty of the Bough-hung Banks’: William Morris in the Thames Landscape”
Ellen Nigro
Winterthur / University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation
“Historical Frames Conservation: Examples of Dutch and Flemish Frames from the Rhode Island School of Design”
Jacquelyn Peterson
Winterthur / University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation
“Summer on the Hudson: The Fibers of New York State History”
Maria João Petisca
Preservation Studies Program, Department of Art Conservation
“Investigations into Chinese Export Lacquerware: Black and Gold, 1700-1850″
Kristen Semento
Winterthur Fellow in American Material Culture
“The Material Remains: An Introduction to the Objectification, Personhood, & Politics of Human Remains in America”
Emily Shartrand
Department of Art History
“Sexual Warfare in the Margins of Two Late-Thirteenth-Century Franco Flemish Arthurian Romance Manuscripts”
Amaris Sturm
Winterthur / University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation
“From Mammoths to Mummies: Archaeological Object Conservation and Outreach at the Penn Museum”
Josh Summer
Winterthur / University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation
“Exploring New Conservation Solutions for Wall Paintings Damaged During the Spanish Civil War”
Spencer Wigmore
Department of Art History
“Albert Bierstadt and the Speculative Terrain of American Landscape Painting”