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• Cambridge Courtauld Russian Art Centre wins Cambridge Humanities Research Grant

• A tree planting ceremony was held at Magdalene College on November 2nd in honour of the retirement of Duncan Robinson
• A Tribute to Dr John Gage by Dr Frank Salmon (Head of Department)
• Cambridge Courtauld Russian Art Centre wins Cambridge Humanities Research Grant
• Professor Deborah Howard’s book, ‘Venice Disputed: Marc’Antonio Barbaro and Venetian Architecture 1550-1600’ has appeared from Yale University Press.
• Dr Lucy Donkin has co-edited a new book entitled "Imagining Jerusalem in the Medieval West"
• Dr Meredith Hale has been awarded an AHRC grant for her research project entitled 'The Power of Print: Dutch propaganda for a new Russia'
• Emily Davenport Guerry, who is a PhD candidate supervised by Professor Paul Binski, has accepted a Research Fellowship in the History of Medieval Art at Merton College, Oxford (2012-15)
• Fellowships in Early Modern Visual and Material Culture
• First issue of Five Scroope Terrace , the History of Art Department's Newsletter, out now
• Graduate student Loyd Grossman has been elected to the Council of the British School at Rome
• Jessica Berenbeim (former MPhil) has been awarded a Junior Research Fellowship at Magdalen College Oxford
• Professor Jean Michel Massing has published his volume in Harvard University Press’s series ‘The Image of the Black in Western Art’, edited by David Bindman and Henry Louis Gates Jr.
• Lincoln Cathedral trip with Professor Paul Crossley
• New Director appointed for the Fitzwilliam Museum
• New Publication by Professor Richard Marks
• Dr Tom Nickson has been appointed as Lecturer in Medieval Architecture at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London
• Recent PhD graduate Olivia Meehan has been appointed Assistant Curator, Asian Art, at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
• PhD candidate Devika Singh was elected Smuts Research Fellow at the Centre of South Asian Studies, University of Cambridge
• 'PhD student Elizabeth Upper has been elected to the 2012-2013 Munby Fellowship in Bibliography at the University Library
• PhD student Hannah Malone takes up the Rome fellowship/scholarship at the British School at Rome from October 2013 - June 2014
• PhD student Susanna Berger 2012 Professional-Development Fellowship in Art History from the College Art Association. The fellowship is awarded to two art historians who will receive their doctorates in 2012
• Photographs of the University of Cambridge History of Art Graduate Conference 2012: ‘Beyond Borders: The Impact of Cultural Exchange in Art History’
• Professor David Watkin is the winner of the $50,000 Henry Hope Reed Award for 2013
• Professor Deborah Howard has co-edited a new book entitled "The Music Room in Early Modern France and Italy: Sound, Space and Object"
• Professor Jean Michel Massing has co-edited a new book entitled 'The Slave in European Art: From Renaissance Trophy to Abolitionist Emblem'
• Professor Paul Joannides has collaborated with Tom Henry on a catalogue for a new exhibition on Raphael
• Research Fellow Elizabeth Upper's project is featured by the University
• Rosie Ibbotson, who completed her BA, MPhil, and PhD in the department, has been appointed Lecturer in the Department of Art History and Theory at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand
• Scroope Terrace Listed
• Synergy funding for Cambridge Renaissance team
• The 2012-13 Slade Lectures in Fine Art will be given this term by Professor Gülru Necipoğlu.
• The Department of History of Art is delighted to be part of a very successful exchange programme with Columbia University in New York
• The Department welcomes Dr Alexander Marr, new University Lecturer in the History of Art 1400-1700
• The Head of Department, Dr Frank Salmon, has been appointed from January 2012 to the national English Heritage Advisory Committee

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