Suzanne L. Epstein, Ph.D.

       Art Historian & Lecturer

PO Box 400

Wilmette, IL 60091-0400 U.S.A

' +1 630 564 9293  71 847 853 9293

www.k9ape.com/suzanne/lectures.html        Suzanne(at)k9ape.com

 

 

Suzanne L. Epstein earned her B.A. in German from Wellesley College, her M.A. in Art History from Columbia University and her Ph.D. in Art History from Northwestern University. For more than thirty years, she has presented POWERPOINT^® and color-slide illustrated lectures at libraries and museums and to adult education groups and professional associations.  Dr. Epstein's current lecture topics include:

 

 

• The Many Fascinating Parts Played By Women In The Arts

Vital Contributions Made By Women As Model, Muse, Artist & Patron

• The Artist In The Garden

Gardens & Flowers In Art During The Past 2000 Years

• Chicago's Love Affair With French Impressionism

Chicago’s Superb Collectors of French Impressionist Painting

• A Chicago World's Fair To Remember

The World's Columbian Exposition of 1893

• Four Great Chicago Collectors

Bertha Palmer, Martin Ryerson, Annie Coburn & Frederick Bartlett

• In Defense Of The Woman As Artist

High Quality of Art Created By Women From 16^th – 20^th C.

• Boston's Queen Isabella And Her Dazzling Palace Museum

Mrs. Jack Gardner, Her Venetian Palace & Her Old Master Paintings

• By A Parent Portrayed

Portraits of Their Children By Famous Artists During The Past 400 Years

• The Jewish Artist In 19th Century Europe

Exciting Contributions Made To 19^th C. Art By Several Jewish Artists

Please see http://www.k9ape.com/suzanne/lectures.html for brief descriptions of current offerings.

Dr. Epstein’s lectures comprise approximately 80–160 images of painting, sculpture, architecture and supporting documentation.  Her lectures are timed for approximately one hour.  She can provide her own projection equipment.  Please see http://www.k9ape.com/suzanne/setup.pdf for video projector setup specifications.