Student Thesis Work in Antiquities
Eloise McFarlane ’24.5 chronicles ancient glass specimens from the Roman Empire as well as others of Islamic origin from the thirteenth to nineteenth centuries.
Hamid Rahmanian (Iranian, born 1968), Kay Kavous and the Flying Throne [detail], from Shahnameh: The Epic of the Persian Kings, 2015, digital print on metallic paper, 13 x 19 inches. Collection of Middlebury College Museum of Art. Purchase with funds provided by the Barbara P. and Robert P. ’64 Youngman Expendable Art Acquisition Fund, 2015.244. © Copyright Hamid Rahmanian.
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360-Degree Photo Spheres of the Museum’s Lower Galleries
Middlebury’s Ancient Glass
Campus Public Art Walking Tour: An Introduction
An introduction to a walking tour of Middlebury’s public art collection, narrated by Professor Emeritus of History of Art and Architecture John Hunisak.
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