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Home > Faculty > Full-time Faculty > John F. Kenfield III Associate Professor Greek & Roman Art Ph.D., Princeton University Biographical Information: Professor Kenfield's area of interest is ancient Greek art. Though his publications deal with material ranging from the Geometric through the Middle Byzantine cultural phases, his interests of late have centered on architectural sculpture in terra cotta produced in the Greek colonies in southern Italy and Sicily. The most recent among these publications include "High Classical and High Baroque in the Architectural Terra Cottas of Morgantina," Hesperia, suppl. XXVII (Princeton, 1994): 275-81 and "Technical Variety in the Archaic Architectural Terra Cottas of Morgantina," Deliciae Fictiles II (Amsterdam, 1997): 115-20. Morgantina Studies VI: The Architectural Terra Cottas (Princeton University Press) is due to appear in fall 1999 or spring 2000. Forthcoming Publications: Morgantina Studies VI: The Architectural Terra Cottas, Princeton University Press, forthcoming spring 2002. "The Missing Link: Dipoinos, Skyllis and a Female Head Antefix in Houston" Deliciae Fictiles III: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Italic Architectural Terra Cottas = Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome (forthcoming 2004/5). N.B. Kenfield will also be co-editor of this volume. Recent Publications: Review of "Patricia S. Lulof, The Ridge-Pole Statues from the Late Archaic Temple at Satricum" (Amsterdam 1996) in American Journal of Archaeology 102 (1998) 201-202. Review of "Birgitte Ginge Excavations at Satricum (Borgo Le Ferriere)1907-1910: Northwest Necropolis, Southwest Sanctuary and Acropolis" (Amsterdam 1996) in American Journal of Archaeology 102 (1998) 202-203. "The Mosaics and Wall Paintings," In The Palatial Late Roman Villa at Castle Copse, Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire, E.R. Hostetter and T.N. Howe, eds., Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1997. "Technical Variety on the Architectural Terra Cottas of Archaic Morgantina," in R. Knoop, P. Lulof and E. Moorman (eds.) Deliciae Fictiles II (Amsterdam 1997) 115-120. "Mosaics" and "Wall-Paintings" in E.R. Hostetter and T.N. Howe (eds.) The Romano-British Villa at Castle Copse, Great Bedwyn (Bloomington 1997). Longer list of publications

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Mon 10:00am-11:15am; Through 10/17/08: Wed. 1:30pm-2:30pm After 10/17/08: Tue. 11:30am-1:00pm, Wed. 1:30pm-2:30pm

Current Interests & Research:

·	Greek sculpture with emphasis on the Hellenistic and archaic periods, especially Western Greece or Magna Græcia (Southern Italy and Sicily).

Undergraduate Classes Taught:

·	Early Greek Art
·	Later Greek Art

Graduate Classes Taught:

·	Problems in Ancient Art

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