Permanent
Assistant Professor
Office： Liberal Arts Building #2 A-325
Tel： (03)4227151 ext 33654
E-mail：jueitingw@ncu.edu.tw
University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, Ph. D., in History of Art. Dissertation: “The Hybridization of Genres in the Work of Diego Velázquez: An Intersectional Perspective of the Mixtures’ Typology in the Early Modern Spain” (“L’hybridation des genres dans l’uvre de Diego Velázquez: un regard croisé sur les typologies des mélanges en peinture espagnole à l’époque moderne”), 2020.
Dr. Wang specializes in Early Modern European Art History, Historiography of Art, Art Literature, Iconography and epistemology in Early Modern Europe. Her dissertation focuses on the hybridization of genres in the painting of Diego Velázquez. Dr. Wang's current research interests center on the images as the embodiment of visual culture and study the epistemology of images and its interaction with the cultural context. Also, Dr. Wang is working on the research topic of the Curiosity Cabinets and Art Literature in Early Modern Europe.
Field of Specialty
Art History and Visual Culture in Early Modern Europe; Historiography of Art; Iconology, Iconography and History of Images; Art Literature; Social History of Art
Education
2020
Doctorat en Histoire de l'art, l'Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, France
Experience
Publications
2024
Histoire des Collections
2022
Juei-Ting Wang, “The Late Paintings of Diego Velázquez and European
Historiography of Art Since the Nineteenth-Century,” Journal of Art Studies 30
(2020): 39-97.
2019
Utopia Toolbox. 1
Courses
Special Topics in History of Images; Special Topics in Early Modern Western Art History; History of Art History;
Undergraduate courses: Art and Society; Renaissance Art and Culture
Assistant Professor
Office： Liberal Arts Building #2 A-325
Tel： (03)4227151 ext 33654
University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, Ph. D., in History of Art. Dissertation: “The Hybridization of Genres in the Work of Diego Velázquez: An Intersectional Perspective of the Mixtures’ Typology in the Early Modern Spain” (“L’hybridation des genres dans l’uvre de Diego Velázquez: un regard croisé sur les typologies des mélanges en peinture espagnole à l’époque moderne”), 2020. Dr. Wang specializes in Early Modern European Art History, Historiography of Art, Art Literature, Iconography and epistemology in Early Modern Europe. Her dissertation focuses on the hybridization of genres in the painting of Diego Velázquez. Dr. Wang's current research interests center on the images as the embodiment of visual culture and study the epistemology of images and its interaction with the cultural context. Also, Dr. Wang is working on the research topic of the Curiosity Cabinets and Art Literature in Early Modern Europe.
Field of Specialty
Art History and Visual Culture in Early Modern Europe; Historiography of Art; Iconology, Iconography and History of Images; Art Literature; Social History of Art
Education
Experience
Publications
Courses
Undergraduate courses: Art and Society; Renaissance Art and Culture