Prof. Philip Sohm
Fellow
Current Employer
University of Toronto
Election Year
2009
Academy
Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Discipline
Art History
Department
Department of Art
Keywords
renaissance and baroque art history
Philip Sohm is a leading international scholar of Renaissance and Baroque art history. His advice is sought by research institutes, many top academic presses and journals, and the Ivies. He was recently appointed University Professor by the University of Toronto. His former Ph.D. students hold tenured and tenure-stream positions at many research universities.
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SOHM, Philip –Department of Art History, University of Toronto
Philip Sohm is a leading international scholar of Renaissance and Baroque art history. His four books (a co-authored fifth book in press) are recognized as breaking new ground in many different areas: social history and architectural design; the language of art writing; non-verbal communication in painting; the biological and psychological conditions of artistic creativity and production; and the economic preconditions of making and marketing paintings. His advice is sought by research institutes (Getty; CASVA; Institute for Advanced Study), many top academic presses and journals, and the Ivies. His former Ph.D. students hold tenured and tenure-stream positions at many research universities.
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SOHM, Philip –Department of Art History, University of Toronto
Philip Sohm is a leading international scholar of Renaissance and Baroque art history. His four books (a co-authored fifth book in press) are recognized as breaking new ground in many different areas: social history and architectural design; the language of art writing; non-verbal communication in painting; the biological and psychological conditions of artistic creativity and production; and the economic preconditions of making and marketing paintings. His advice is sought by research institutes (Getty; CASVA; Institute for Advanced Study), many top academic presses and journals, and the Ivies. His former Ph.D. students hold tenured and tenure-stream positions at many research universities.
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