Susan Koslow (aka Susan Rosen)

website: www.profkoslow.com
Contact susan@profkoslow.com

Curriculum Vita

Degrees

Barnard College, Columbia University, 1959-1963, B.A.

The Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, 1963-1965, M.A.

"De Wonderlijke Perspectyfkas: An Aspect of Seventeenth-Century Dutch Painting," published Oud Holland, 82, 1967, 32-59.

The Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, 1965-1972, Ph.D.

The Chevrot Altarpiece: Its Sources, Meaning and Significance.

Unpublished Ph.D.

New York University, Founders Day Award for outstanding scholarship, April 26, 1973

Teaching

Queens College, CUNY, 1971-1972, Adjunct Lecturer

Barnard College, Columbia University, 1972-73, Assistant Professor

Barnard College, Columbia University, 1973 (fall), Visiting Assistant Professor

Columbia University, 1976 (summer), Visiting Assistant Professor

Brooklyn College, 1973, September 1, Assistant Professor

                      1980, January 1, Associate Professor

                  1994, Full Professor

              2002, Professor Emerita

Graduate Faculty, Department of Art History, The Graduate School and University Center, City University of New York

        1989, spring

        1995, appointed to Graduate Faculty

Research Grants

PSC-CUNY Research Awards:

1974,#10523; 1977,#11713; 1981,#13790; 1982,#14102; 1987, #67013; 1990, #661011; 1992, #663011; 1993, #64221; 1994, #64221 (renewal); 1995, #  666014; 1996, # 667015; 1997, # 668016; 1998, # 669013; 1999, (renewal); 2000, # 62011; 200 “extension; 2002—2003, #64013; 2003—2004, #65012

Topics researched included, among others, Hugo van der Goes, Frans Snyders, the ledgers of the Antwerp receivers for licenses and passports in the seventeenth century, Peter Paul Rubens’s Diplomacy, Science and the Landscapes of Peter Paul Rubens, Flemish Still—Life Painting.

NEH Summer Stipend Award,

1993, "Seventeenth-Century Account Books in Antwerp: A Study in Art Patronage, Commerce and Taste"