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James Pilgrim (Colby College, BA; Williams College, MA; Johns Hopkins University, PhD) studies the ways images helped early modern Europeans make sense of a rapidly changing world. He is particularly interested in recovering early modern artistic contributions to the emergence of new environmental consciousness, a new global imaginary, and a growing skepticism regarding the reliability of the visual—themes that are particularly important in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. His forthcoming book, Pastoral’s End: Art, Ecology, Catastrophe in Renaissance Italy, is set to be published by the University of Chicago Press.
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