Marc Gotlieb

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Halvorsen Director of the Graduate Program in Art History

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413-458-0596
Clark Art Institute

Education

B.A. University of Toronto (1980)
M.A. Johns Hopkins University (1984)
Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University (1990)

Areas of Expertise

Marc Gotlieb received his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins in 1990.  He is the author of The Plight of Emulation: Ernest Meissonier and French Salon Painting, as well as further essays on French Romantic art, on the image of the artist, and on Orientalist painting. He is also past Editor-in-chief of Art Bulletin, and is currently working on a book centering on “the Orientalist Sublime.” His graduate teaching encompasses nineteenth-century art, art historical methods and approaches, pedagogy in the visual arts, and related concerns.

Courses

ARTH 248 LEC

Revolutions in Art 1750-1850 (not offered 2024/25)

ARTH 338 LEC

The Romantic Revolution: Art and Experience in 19th-Century Europe (not offered 2024/25)

ARTH 404(S) SEM

The Enemies of Impressionism, 1870-1900

ARTH 507(F, S) SEM

Object Workshop

ARTH 509(S) SEM

Graduate Symposium

ARTH 547 SEM

The Studio, The Bedroom, & the Tomb: Artists and Artistic Biographies in the 19th Century&Beyond (not offered 2024/25)

ARTH 569 SEM

Gérôme (not offered 2024/25)

ARTH 588(S) SEM

The Scene of Decapitation in European Art