Amelia Carr

Associate Professor of Art History
Chair, Art Department
Senior Faculty in Women's Studies
 
Allegheny College
Office phone: (814) 332-3378
acarr@allegheny.edu

 
DOANE HALL OF ARTS 214
 
OFFICE HOURS
Spring 2008

• Mon Wed Fri 11:00-11:50 am
• Mon 2:00-4:30 pm
• Thurs 3:00-4:00 pm

Please call or e-mail for an appointment at other times. My schedule brings me to campus 5 days a week.

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SPRING 2008

• Art 225 Art of the Italian Renaissance. MWF 9-9:50 am.
• Art 582 Art Writing (Junior Seminar in Art History) T-Th 1:30-2:45 pm.
• AP 102 Academic Planning I

COURSES PREVIOUSLY TAUGHT

• Art 110: Survey of Western Art I. Taught every Fall semester.
• Art 197: Art and the Occult. Last taught Fall 2005
• Art 211: Art of the Ancient World. Last taught Fall 2007
• Art 215: Glorious Visions: Medieval Art. Last taught Spring 2007
• Art 222. Nature and Society. Last taught Spring 2001.
• Art 225 Italian Renaissance Art.
• Art 231: Art of the Northern Renaissance. Last taught Fall 2006.
• Art 330. The Renaissance Woman.
  
• INTDS 180: Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
  The Year 1381: Princes and Paupers. Last taught Spring 2006
• Art 582; Junior Seminar. Last taught Spring 2004
• Art 590. Green Allegheny Project
  Allegheny's History and Heritage Online. Research and design of websites for History and Heritage Committee Projects. Project begun Spring 2001 and still in progress. Contact me for details.
• Art 590: IS Hulmer Icon Collection on the Web
• WS 100 Introduction to Women's Studies. Last taught Fall, 1999. Check current listings in Women's Studies for details.
• WS 200 Feminist Theory. Last taught Spring 2004.
• FS 101 First Seminar:
  Topic: The End of the World. Fall, 2002-2005
  Topics: From Athena to Xena: Popular Culture and the Liberal Arts. Taught Fall, 1999.
• LSW 200 The End of the World. Last taught Spring, 1999
• APL 102, Academic Planning for Second Semester Students. By arrangement
• AP 201 Academic Planning for Third Semester Students. By arrangement.
• AP 202. Academic Planning for Fourth Semester Students. By arrangement.
• EL Term 2004 ACCEL. Angers: Past and Present
• A Brief History of Anjou Materials for the trip to Angers

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Medieval and Renaissance Art, particularly in Bavaria and Austria, with an emphasis on iconographical questions. Relationships between art, drama, and ceremony. Current research focuses on the art and liturgical culture of the Augustinian canonry at Klosterneuburg, in Austria, including its patron St. Leopold. Always interested in: representations of women, alchemical and occult sciences in the late medieval period, Augustine, and issues of dissimulation.

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Office Phone: (814) 332-3378
 
E-Mail to acarr@allegheny.edu

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Dr. Amelia Carr
Box 111 Allegheny College
520 N. Main St.
Meadville, PA 16335 U.S.A.

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This page last updated 25 January 2008