New York's rivers and bridges as artistic subjects...Images of migrants and immigrants in American art...the nature of the creative process...
About
Wendy Greenhouse, PhD, is an independent art historian specializing in American art of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Her research interests include art and architecture in Chicago before World War II and American narrative and history painting of the mid-nineteenth century. Greenhouse writes, consults, and lectures, with occasional adjunct teaching and work in art and museum education. She also undertakes copy and substantive editing in a variety of fields.
For more information and a detailed list of publications, see her curriculum vita.
