Stephan Wolohojian

Stephan Wolohojian

Program

CCL Class of 2010

Institution

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Title

Jayne Wrightsman Curator of Renaissance Painting

Institution at time of Fellowship

Fogg Museum, Harvard University

Mentors

Glenn Lowry, The Museum of Modern Art - MoMA

Nicholas Penny, National Gallery London

Stephan Wolohojian is Curator of European Paintings at The Metropolitan Museum. He was previously Landon and Lavinia Clay Curator, and Head of the Department of Paintings, Sculpture and Decorative Arts, at Harvard Art Museum/ Fogg Museum. He received his Ph. D. in Fine Arts from Harvard University and then assumed a teaching position at the University of Delaware, where he taught courses on Renaissance art as well as on theory. He has been the recipient of numerous awards and prizes, including a Rome Prize Fellowship at the American Academy in Rome, and was recently a visiting Fellow at I Tatti, the Harvard University Center for Renaissance Studies. He has a published and lectured on a wide range of topics and curated numerous exhibitions at the Fogg. He was organizing curator of “A Private Passion: 19th- Century Paintings and Drawings from the Grenville L. Winthrop Collection,” the catalogue for which was awarded the AAMC Book prize, among other awards, and was co-curator of “Degas at Harvard,” which was the most visited exhibition in the history of the Fogg Museum.

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