A. W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellows
A list of former A. W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellows at the Center and their research projects.
2020–2022
Ellen Tani
Black Conceptual Practice, 1970–1985 (2021)
2018–2020
Rachel Grace Newman
To Search for Beauty in the Ruins: Nineteenth-Century Jamaica and the Work of William Berryman (2020)
William Berryman and His Worlds: Art Production and Patronage in Nineteenth-Century Jamaica (2019)
2016–2018
Megan C. McNamee
Picturing Number in the Central Middle Ages (2018)
Picturing Number: Denumeration and Representation in Europe, c. 1000 (2017)
2015–2017
Fernando Loffredo
A Poetic Urgency: Sculpture and Poetry in Dialogue in the Early Modern World (2017)
A Corsair History of Sculpture: Abducting Italian Fountains in the Early Modern Mediterranean (2016)
2014–2016
Lihong Liu
The Real Scene: Painting, Life, and Place in China, 1450–1550 (2016)
The Real Scene: Painting and Place in China, 1450–1550 (2015)
2013–2015
Caroline O. Fowler
Absence Made Present: An Early Modern History of Drawing and the Senses (2015)
Absence Made Present: Drawing the Memory Body, 1400–1750 (2014)
2012–2014
Stephen Hart Whiteman
Vocabularies of Culture: The Landscape of Multiethnic Emperorship in the Early Qing Dynasty (1661–1722) (2014)
Vocabularies of Culture: The Landscape of Multiethnic Emperorship in the Early Qing Dynasty (1661–1722) (2013)
2011–2013
Łukasz Stanek
Henri Lefebvre's “Vers
September 2010–October 2011
Marden Fitzpatrick Nichols
Vitruvius on Display: Domestic Decor and Roman Self-Fashioning at the End of the Republic
2009–2011
Megan E. O’Neil
University of Southern California
The Lives of Ancient Maya Sculptures
2009–2010
Hendrik W. Dey
Hunter College of the City University of New York
Architecture, Ceremony, and the Construction of Authority in Late Antiquity
2007–2009
Douglas Brine
The Content and Context of Wall-Mounted Memorials in the Burgundian Netherlands
2006–2008
Amy Freund
Southern Methodist University
Revolutionary Likenesses: Portraiture and Politics in France, 1789–1804