Art History and Art Conservation
Queen's UniversityMatthew M Reeve
Associate Professor and Queen's National Scholar,
Ph.D. (Cambridge University)
FSA (Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London)
reevem@queensu.ca
(613) 533 6000 x75247
Research Interests
Medieval Art and Architecture, Medievalism in Western Art, Artistic and cultural relationships between the East and West during the Crusades; Historiography and Theory of Art History
Biography
Matthew Reeve specializes in medieval art and architecture in Europe, moments of medievalism in Western art from the Renaissance to the present, and the theory and historiography of art history in general. Working on art from all media, he has published widely on Gothic art, including a monograph on the wall painting of Salisbury Cathedral, studies of secular architecture and wall painting in the royal sphere, and a recent volume entitled Reading Gothic Architecture. His current work is concerned with constructions of the Gothic in the sixteenth through nineteenth centuries in literary and art criticism.
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Recent Publications
 Art, Liturgy, and Reform: Thirteenth-Century Painting at Salisbury Cathedral Boydell and Brewer, Suffolk UK, 2008, (ISBN-13: 978-1843833314) |
 Reading Gothic Architecture Brepols, Turnhout and New York, 2008, (ISBN-13: 2503525369) |