Andrew W. Mellon Professors

Adriana Zavala
Tufts University
Networks (2023)

Huey Copeland
University of Pennsylvania
Black Being and Modernist Iconicity (2022)
Modern Art and the Black Anthological (2021)

Steven Nelson
University of California, Los Angeles
Structural Adjustment: Mapping, Geography, and the Visual Cultures of Blackness (2020)
On the Underground Railroad / The Black Modernisms Seminars (2019)

Estelle Lingo
University of Washington, Seattle
Unbelievable: Rethinking Caravaggio’s Religious Art (2018)
Mochi’s Edge and Bernini’s Baroque, Caravaggio’s Religious Art, and The Grand Tour from the Italian Perspective (2017)

Paul B. Jaskot
DePaul University
Mapping the Construction Industry in Interwar Germany (1914–1945): Digital Methods and Architectural Historical Sources (2016)
Building, Trotz Alledem! Mapping Construction in Germany, 1914–1924 (2015)

Lynne Cooke
New York City
Outside In: A Study of the Interface Between Mainstream and Self-Taught Art in the United States in the Twentieth Century (2014)
Outside In: A Study of the Interface Between Mainstream and Self-Taught Art in the United States in the Twentieth Century (2013)

Carmen C. Bambach
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Quest for Authenticity in Michelangelo’s Drawings (2012)

Miguel Falomir
Museo Nacional del Prado

Elizabeth Hill Boone
Tulane University

Alexander Nagel
University of Toronto

Caroline Elam
The Burlington Magazine

Nicholas Penny
National Gallery, London

Malcolm Bell III
University of Virginia

David Freedberg
Columbia University

Elizabeth Cropper
Johns Hopkins University