Anne Rudloff Stanton

Biography

Anne Rudloff Stanton is an associate professor of art history with a focus on medieval and northern Renaissance art and book history. Her research focuses on illuminated manuscripts in 14th-century England and 16th-century Spain, and she regularly teaches courses firmly engaged with the rare book collections in Ellis Library. She has contributed lectures and discussion leadership in the Humanities Sequence (Here Be Monsters, GN_HON 2112H, and Reasonable Devils and Dark Visions, GN_HON 2113H); and teaches an Honors section of the Introduction to Art History (ARH_VS 1130H). She also is currently leading an ASH Scholars Program team on Spanish Letters of Nobility.