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US and Canadian PhD Dissertations

PhD dissertation authors and titles in art history and visual studies are published each year in caa.reviews and archived in JSTOR. Prior year dissertations were listed annually in the June issue of The Art Bulletin. We are now collecting information on 2008 dissertations for publication in 2009.

Titles are submitted once a year by each institution granting the PhD in art history and/or visual studies. Submissions are not accepted from individuals, who should contact their department chair or secretary for more information. Department chairs: please consult our dissertation submission guidelines for instructions. Deadline: December 1 each year.

In 2003, CAA revised the categories of art history and visual studies used for all our listings, including dissertations.

Dissertation Titles by Year

2007 Listings

2006 Listings

2005 Listings

Addendum: Dissertations Completed
Eighteenth-Century Art
Boedo, Sharon Lindahl, “Reception and Membership at the Academie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture, 1648–1793“ (Cornell, E. Dotson)

2004 Listings

Addendum: Dissertations Completed
Architectural History/Historic Preservation
Taylor, Geoffrey, “Euclid’s bacolo and Tholos’ compasso: Architectural Survey in the Scholz and Goldschmidt Scrapbooks” (Harvard, J. Silvetti)

2003 Listings (PDF)

Addendum: Dissertations Completed
Baroque and Eighteenth-Century European Art
Seydl, Jon L., “The Sacred Heart of Jesus: Art and Religion in Eighteenth-Century Italy” (Pennsylvania, M. Campbell)

2002 Listings


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