Jimena Berzal
She/her
Professor
About
Jimena is Professor of Western art, teaching and researching European and American art and culture 1400-1950. Her publications explore public encounters and the afterlives of artworks. Her current research project explores modern artists' engagements with Medieval and Renaissance Christian Sacred artworks.
Courses
Surveys - taught every year:
- Ahi 211 - History of Western Art I - Prehistory to the Middle Ages - GUR HUM
- Ahi 212 - History of Western Art II - Renaissance to today - GUR HUM
Lectures - usually two of the following taught every year:
- Ahi 317 - 16th and 17th Century Western Art (Renaissance and Baroque)
- Ahi 318 - 18th and 19th Century Western Art
- Ahi 330 - Christian Sacred Art and Texts - Antiquity to Early Modernity
Seminars - each of the following taught every two or three years:
- Ahi 430 - Sacred Art in Late Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Baroque
- Ahi 434 - 18th Century Art in Europe and North America
- Ahi 497 - 19th Century Art of the United States
- Ahi 446 - Art Law, Markets, and Policy