Enfilade

From CAA News:

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The index for 2009 lists four eighteenth-century dissertations completed, including:

• Mark Magleby, “Reviewing the Mount of Diana: Henry Hoare’s Turkish Tent at Stourhead” (Ohio State, M. M. Mudrak)
• Tania Solweig Shamy, “Frederick the Great’s Porcelain Diversion: The Chinese Tea House at Sanssouci” (McGill, R. Taws, B. Wilson)

and twenty-five dissertations in progress, including:

• Hillary Brown, “Shaping the Child: Sculpted Portraits of Children in Eighteenth-Century Britain” (USC, M. Baker)
• Lauren Cannady, “Owing to Nature and Art: The Garden Landscape and Decorative Painting in Eighteenth-Century French Pavillons de Plaisance” (IFA/NYU, T. Crow)
• Nicole Cuenot “The Force of Flowers: Bringing the Outdoors in at Versailles” (Columbia, D. Freedberg)
• Christopher Currie, “Art, Illusion, and Social Mobility in Eighteenth-Century France: Rigaud, Largillierre, and the Making of the Marquis de Gueidan” (UNC Chapel Hill, M. Sheriff)
• Emily Everhart, “The Power of Friendship: Madame de Pompadour, Catherine the Great, and Representations of Friendship in Eighteenth-Century Art” (Georgia, A. Luxenberg)
• Victoria Sears Goldman, “‘The Most Beautiful Punchinelli in the World’: A Comprehensive Study of the Punchinello Drawings of Giovanni Battista Tiepolo” (Princeton, T. DaCosta Kaufmann)
• Katie Hanson, “A Neoclassical Conundrum: Painting Greek Mythology in France, 1780–1825” (CUNY, P. Mainardi)
• Heidi Kraus, “David, Architecture, and the Dichotomy of Art” (Iowa, D. Johnson)
• Andrei Pop, “Neopaganism: Henry Fuseli, Theatre, and the Cultural Politics of Antiquity, 1760–1825” (Harvard, E. Lajer-Burcharth)

For the full lists, see the caa.reviews site.