Joseph C. Forte
BA, Brooklyn College. MA, MPhil, PhD, Columbia University. Special interest in art and architecture of the Italian Renaissance and the 17th century, the history of architecture, and art and architectural theory; author of articles on Italian 16th-century drawings, French painting of the 17th century, and American 19th-century architecture. SLC, 1978–
Undergraduate discipline: Art History
Courses taught in Art History
- A Paradox for Painters: Problems in Imitation, Expression, and Reflexivity in the 17th-Century European Painting
- Beauty, Bridges, Boxes, and Brutes: “Modern” Architecture From 1750 to 1960
- “La Piu Grassa Minerva (Minerva in Her Fullness)” Theories of Art and Architecture From 1300 to 1600
- Problems By Design: Studies in the Theory and Practice of Contemporary Architecture

