Anatole Upart

Anatole Upart is a Lecturer in the Department of Art History at Binghamton University. His research examines national churches in early modern Rome, particularly those serving Eastern liturgical communities, alongside topics in the history of prints, early Russian cinema, heraldry, and modern ecclesiastical architecture influenced by immigration.

• PhD, MA, University of Chicago
• MA, University of Illinois at Chicago

Notable projects include his book manuscript Ruthenians in Early Modern Rome: Art and Architecture of a Uniate Community, 1596–1750 (Brill, Leiden). He has received prestigious awards such as a Fulbright Grant and a Mellon Dissertation Completion Fellowship, and held research residencies at institutions like the Herzog August Bibliothek and the Center for the Art and Architectural History of Port Cities in Naples.

• Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
• Companion of Confraternity of Our Lady, Saint Luke and the White Shield
• Knight of Merit of the Sacred Military Constantinian Order of St. George