Paula Nuttall

Paula Nuttall is an Associate Lecturer at The Courtauld Institute of Art, where she earned her B.A. and Ph.D. Her research focuses on artistic exchanges between fifteenth-century Italy and Northern Europe, particularly Florence and the Netherlands. She authored the seminal work From Flanders to Florence: The Impact of Netherlandish Painting, 1400-1500 (2004) and has curated major exhibitions, including Face to Face: Flanders, Florence and Renaissance Painting (2013). She directs the V&A Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Year Course and lectures at the National Gallery and Christie’s Education. Past roles include Adjunct Professor at Grinnell College (2005–2013) and Scientific Committee membership for the Firenze e gli antichi Paesi Bassi exhibition (2008).

Her current research explores how artists like Memling and Piero di Cosimo engaged with cross-cultural influences, blending Northern and Italian Renaissance techniques.

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Teaching roles include visiting lecturer positions at The Courtauld (2012–2016) for courses on the Italian Renaissance and its innovations. She collaborates with institutions like the V&A Adult Learning team and contributes to public art education programs.