ARTH 291. Art History Survey I: to 1150

ARTH 292. Art History Survey II: 1150-1700

ARTH 390A/591A. Early Christian and Early Byzantine Art

ARTH 390B/591B. Middle and Late Byzantine Art

ARTH 391A/591C. Early Medieval Art

ARTH 391B/591D. Romanesque and Gothic Art

She has also taught a topics course entitled The Art of the Medieval Book and a graduate seminar entitled Imperial to Papal Rome: The Eternal City in Transition.

Dr. van Dijk’s research interests center on the art of medieval Rome, the issues of continuity and transformation that characterize it, and artistic relations between Rome and Byzantium. While working on her doctoral dissertation, she lived in Rome for a year and half. Her articles have appeared in Art Bulletin and Dumbarton Oaks Papers; three others are forthcoming in volumes of essays entitled S. Maria Antiqua: 100 anni dopo lo scavo (Rome, 2004) and Image and Altar: Interrelationships (Copenhagen, 2004) and the journal Renaissance Studies (2005). She also presents her work regularly at conferences and symposia. Her current research project is a book on the Oratory of Pope John VII (705-707) in Old St. Peter’s and the transformations it underwent during the course of its nine-hundred-year history.