The European Art Scene Began With Neanderthals Penn In the News Associated Press The European Art Scene Began With Neanderthals Harold Dibble of the School of Arts and Sciences weighs in on new studies claiming cave paintings and decorated seashells found in Spain must have been created by Neanderthals 20,000 years prior to the arrival of Homo sapiens in Europe. Art historian finds meaning in mid-century model kitchens Art historian finds meaning in mid-century model kitchens Homes and the objects that fill them fascinate Juliana Rowan Barton, a doctoral student in the History of Art Department at Penn. Staff Q&A with William Whitaker Staff Q&A with William Whitaker Drawn to Penn for the architecture greats who taught and trained here, William Whitaker moved across country in the early 1990s to pursue a master’s degree in what was then known as the Graduate School of Fine Arts.
Art historian finds meaning in mid-century model kitchens Art historian finds meaning in mid-century model kitchens Homes and the objects that fill them fascinate Juliana Rowan Barton, a doctoral student in the History of Art Department at Penn.
Staff Q&A with William Whitaker Staff Q&A with William Whitaker Drawn to Penn for the architecture greats who taught and trained here, William Whitaker moved across country in the early 1990s to pursue a master’s degree in what was then known as the Graduate School of Fine Arts.