Bridget Alsdorf Department of Art and Archaeology

Profile Bridget Alsdorf specializes in European art of the 19th and early 20th centuries, with particular interest in art’s intersections with literature, philosophy, and social theory. She is the author of Fellow Men: Fantin-Latour and the Problem of the Group in Nineteenth-Century French Painting (2012), a study of the fraught dynamic between

Alsdorf reviews The Liberation of Painting by Patricia Leighten

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Program in Media and Modernity, Princeton University

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Departmental Lectures, History of Art and Architecture

No. 351: 3D: Double Vision, Bridget Alsdorf – The Modern Art Notes Podcast

CAA News, College Art Association » 2013

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Faculty Author Q&A: Bridget Alsdorf on Gawkers — Princeton University Humanities Council

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Bridget Alsdorf

Bridget Alsdorf Department of Art and Archaeology

Special delivery – “posting” a note about street furniture in Windsor: Whilst working as a TA for Professor Neumann's Urban Studies…