Ivo Van der Graaff

Ivo Van der Graaff is an Associate Professor of Art History at the University of New Hampshire (College of Liberal Arts). He specializes in Greek and Roman art and architecture, with a focus on the ancient Bay of Naples and Etruria. Holding a PhD in Art History from the University of Texas at Austin and combined BA/MA in Mediterranean Archaeology from the University of Amsterdam, he co-directs archaeological projects in Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Etruria.

• 3D Modeling / Visualization
• Ancient urbanism and urban landscapes
• Archaeological methods and theory
• Roman, Greek, and Etruscan art
• Architecture history

His research involves extensive excavation campaigns at Oplontis Villa B and digital humanities methodologies for mapping ancient architecture. He teaches courses on Mediterranean archaeology, architectural history, and Roman art.