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Dr Emily Floyd

 

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Dr Emily Floyd
Emily C. Floyd is Lecturer in Visual Culture and Art before 1700. Her research focuses on material cultures of religion in the colonial and pre-Columbian Americas, particularly religious print culture in South America. She is interested in the movement, materiality, and agency of objects. She has published on Inca metalwork, silversmith-engravers in colonial Lima, and religion and the digital humanities. She teaches on pre-Columbian and Spanish colonial art and visual culture.

Floyd is Editor and Curator at the Center for the Study of Material and Visual Cultures of Religion (MAVCOR--mavcor.yale.edu). She is the recipient of the American Catholic Historical Association's John Tracy Ellis Dissertation award and the Denver Art Museum's Alianza-Mayer Fellowship. She has also received residential fellowships from the John Carter Brown, Beinecke, and Lilly Libraries.
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Office: 307, 21 Gordon Square
Office Hours: Mondays 2-3pm (Online only) and Thursdays 11am-12pm (In person, pandemic permitting, or online). Please message me on MS Teams during my office hours to organise a call. 
+44 (0)20 3108 4026 (internal 54026)
Email: e.floyd@ucl.ac.uk

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Lecturer of Visual Culture and Art History before 1700

Dept of History of Art

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