Faculty Profile

Anne Greeley

Professor

Division of Art+Design

D.Phil.; M.St.

Anne Greeley is an art historian specializing in French and Italian art of the early twentieth century. After receiving her Bachelor's degree in art history from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California, she studied at the University of Oxford, where she completed her master's and doctoral degrees. Her research centers on problems of metaphysics, religion, and intermediality in French and Italian art of the early twentieth century.

PHD

University of Oxford , 2017

MA

Master of Studies

University of Oxford , 2005

BA

Westmont College , 2004

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Curriculum Vitae

Peer-reviewed journal articles:

Greeley, A. L. (2020). On Roger de La Fresnaye’s Lost Étude pour le portrait de l’artiste and Its Corbeille de fleurs Motif. Source: Notes in the History of Art, 39(4), 262–271.
Greeley, A. L. (2019). From Apollinaire to “Tarsiwald”: On the Early Provenance of Giorgio de Chirico’s The Enigma of a Day. Studi OnLine. Archivio dell’Arte Metafisica, VI(11–12), 75–81.
Greeley, A. L. (2017). Reconsidering Giorgio de Chirico’s Early Exhibition History: The Red Tower and The Enigma of a Day. The Burlington Magazine, CLIX(1375), 807–811.

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765-677-2713

anne.greeley@indwes.edu