ART HISTORY AND ART CONSERVATION SENIOR THESIS PRESENTATIONS, DECEMBER 9, 2015

Carol Ann Routh (CMC-ARCN), “Press to Impressed: An Exploration of the Changes in Thai Palm leaf Facture” (1^st reader: Nancy Williams; 2^ndreader Bruce Coats)

Amelia Abramson (PZ-ARCN), “Please, Don’t Touch That: Resolving the Tensions Between Tourism and Conservation at Pompeii” (1^st reader:  Michelle Berenfeld;   2^nd reader: Frances Pohl)

 Erin Hoey (SC-ARCN), “The Conservation of Ancient Mosaics” (1^st reader:  Michelle Berenfeld; 2^nd reader: Eric Doehne)

Daisy Adams (PO-ARHI), “A Flask from the Past: The Didactic Usage of the Tale  of Psyche and Cupid in Renaissance Italy (1^st reader: George Gorse; 2^nd  reader Corey Tazzara)

Caroline Nelson (SC-ARHI), “The Vanity of Women: Gender, International Trade, and Textiles in Renaissance Art” (1^st reader: George Gorse;   2^nd reader: Corey Tazzara)

Abigail Rodriguez (SC-ARCN), “Playing with Fire: An Examination of the  Context and Conservation of José Clemente Orozco’s Prometheus”  (1^st reader: Frances Pohl; 2^nd reader: Eric Doehne)

Imogen Fairbairn (PZ-ARHI), “Joseph Cornell and Capturing the City”   (1^st reader: Frances Pohl; 2^nd reader: Kathleen Howe)

Caitlyn Marianacci (SC-ARHI), “Cindy Sherman’s Appropriations of Renaissance Paintings of Women” (1^st reader: Mary MacNaughton; 2^nd reader: George Gorse)

 Jasmine Kusumowidagdo (SC-ARHI/ECON), “Philanthropy and Artistic Innovation in the U.S. (1^st reader: Mary MacNaughton; 2^nd reader:  Matthew Magilke)