Dr. Evonne Levy

Biography

Evonne Levy is a distinguished professor specializing in Early Modern Art at the University of Toronto. Her extensive training includes a deep focus on the art and architecture of the Italian Baroque, which culminated in her first book, "Propaganda and the Jesuit Baroque," based on years of archival research in Rome. Levy's scholarly inquiries investigate the interplay between politics and art history, especially within the context of German-speaking countries during the Baroque era. She co-edited critical editions and previously collaborated on the notable project, "The Global Reception Heinrich Wölfflin’s Principles Art History (1915-2015)." In addition to researching historiography, Levy actively participates in international seminars and workshops on art conservation techniques, mentoring students and highlighting the importance of hands-on experience in art historical research. Her current projects involve collaborative investigations into Bernini’s bronzes, focusing on conservation techniques and multidisciplinary approaches to art history, further expanding her influence in the field through teaching and extensive publication.

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