
Sheri Shaneyfelt (Centre College, B.S.; Vanderbilt University, M.A.; Indiana University at Bloomington, Ph.D.) specializes in Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art. Prior to Vanderbilt, she taught at the Umbra Institute in Perugia, Italy, with an American study-abroad program. Her research has been published recently in the Burlington Magazine and in Studying and Conserving Paintings , a joint publication of the Kress Foundation and the Institute for Fine Arts Conservation Center at NYU. A forthcoming article establishes the graphic style of the painter Giannicola di Paolo, an important associate of Pietro Perugino. Prof. Shaneyfelt's current studies continue her focus on Renaissance Umbria, and the artistic culture of Perugia circa 1490. |
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