Hampshire College

Sura Levine, professor of art history, holds a B.A. from the University of Michigan and an M.A. and Ph.D. in art history from the University of Chicago.

She is a specialist in the social history of 19th and 20th century European and American art with a particular interest in representations of class and gender in Belgian art. She has published essays and catalogue entries for museum exhibitions and scholarly journals both in the United States and Europe.

Recent essays include "Politics and the Graphic Art of the Belgian Avant-Garde," "Belgian Art Nouveau Sculpture," "Print Culture in the Age of the French Revolution," "Constantin Meunier: A Life of Labor," "Constantin Meunier's Monument to Labor at the 1909 Meunier Exhibition in Leuven," and "Pauvre Belgique: Collecting Practices and Belgian Art in and Outside of Belgium."

Affiliations
School of Humanities, Arts, and Cultural Studies

Recent Courses
HACU-0330: Books, Book Arts, Artist Books, Bibliophilia (Fall 2013)
HACU-121T: The Body in Modern and Contemporary Art (Fall 2013)
HACU-0121: The Body in Modern Art (Spring 2013)
HACU-0330: Books, Book Arts, Artists' Books, Bibliophilia (Spring 2013)