Graylin Harrison, M.A.
Kress FellowMain Focus
- Early Modern Italy
- Death and commemoration
- Material culture
- History of Medicine
- Modern and contemporary Naples
Research project
City of Skulls: Art, Ritual, and the Afterlife in Early Modern Naples
Curriculum Vitae
Graylin Harrison is a Ph.D. candidate in Art History at Stanford University, and her research explores the art and religious culture of early modern Naples. She is currently working on a disserta-tion that investigates Neapolitan funerary art and death culture ca. 1500-1750, with particular emphasis on the seventeenth century. Prior to attending Stanford, Graylin completed her A.B. in Art History at Dartmouth College. She is currently a Kress Foundation Institutional Fellow at the Bibliotheca Hertziana.