Rhonda Reymond is an Assistant Professor of Art History at West Virginia University. She completed a BFA in Interior Design and Historic Preservation (Savannah College of Art and Design) and an MA and Ph.D. in Art History (University of Georgia)...
Rhonda Reymond is an Assistant Professor of Art History at West Virginia University. She completed a BFA in Interior Design and Historic Preservation (Savannah College of Art and Design) and an MA and Ph.D. in Art History (University of Georgia). Her primary research interests are Nineteenth-Century American and European art and architecture, and in particular trans-Atlantic and cross-cultural artistic and pedagogical exchanges and issues of historicism in the nineteenth century. Dr. Reymond’s work addresses such diverse subjects as; creating a new study abroad curriculum in Italy, the influence of Italy on American artists, Nineteenth-Century urban planning, and the paintings of James McNeil Whistler and Henry Ossawa Tanner. Her dissertation, a contextual analysis of All Souls’ Church in Biltmore Village, Asheville, North Carolina, reveals the complex relationship between artistic, historical, social, economic and spiritual forces which form a reoccurring topic of study for Professor Reymond.
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