Judith Eleanor Bernstock

Judith Eleanor Bernstock brings a wealth of experience in the field of art history, having served as an Associate Professor Emerita in the History of Art and Visual Studies department at Cornell University. With a distinguished career that culminated in her retirement in 2017, Professor Bernstock has made significant contributions to the understanding of modern art in Western Europe and the United States, as well as early modern art in France and Italy. Her research is particularly noted for its focus on iconography in painting and sculpture, where she delves into the intricate cultural, historical, and political contexts that shape these art forms. Professor Bernstock's work often explores how art reflects and influences societal changes, offering insights into the complex interplay between art and its environment. Throughout her career, she has been dedicated to advancing the study of art history, inspiring students and colleagues alike with her deep knowledge and passion for the subject. Her scholarly contributions continue to influence the field, providing a nuanced understanding of the artistic movements and cultural dynamics that have shaped Western European and American art.