
Teaching
I teach a variety of courses on art history and visual culture, with a particular emphasis on the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period. My courses consider the art of Europe and its connections to the wider world in these periods. Courses that I have led include upper-level seminars on Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Dürer as well as introductory surveys to art history. My teaching emphasizes object-based learning and interdisciplinary approaches. At the Hood, I work with over 30 academic departments at Dartmouth to facilitate the integration of objects into faculty teaching.
Select Courses
Dartmouth College
Fragments of Medieval Architecture
Faith and Empire: Art in the Early Modern World
Museum Collecting
University of Toronto
Instructor of Record
Leonardo and his Legacy
German Art and Architecture in the Age of Dürer
Mexican, Triptych with the Crucifixion, mid-16th century, feathers and colored paper on wood (Écouen, Musée de la Renaissance)
Jan Mostaert, Portrait of An African Man, 1525–30 (Rijksmuseum)