Graylin Harrison

Graylin Harrison is a Lecturer Emeritus with expertise in early modern European history, focusing on Italy, the Mediterranean, and the Spanish Empire. Their research emphasizes funerary art and death culture in Naples, alongside broader interests in Neapolitan culture, the history of medicine, historical trauma, and urban studies.

Education: A.B. in [Undisclosed Field] from Dartmouth College (2014), M.A. in [Undisclosed Field] from Stanford University (2018).

Award: 2020 Samuel H. Kress Foundation Institutional Fellow at the Bibliotheca Hertziana, Max Planck Institute for Art History in Rome.

No formal advising or grant details disclosed. Current affiliation includes the Bibliotheca Hertziana fellowship without explicit lab/team affiliations.