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Dr. Shana Cooperstein is an Assistant Professor of Art History at IE University, Spain, specializing in 19th-century art with a focus on material practices, representational theory, and scientific imaging. She holds a Ph.D. in Art History from McGill University (2019), alongside degrees from Temple University (M.A., 2013) and the University of Pittsburgh (B.A., 2011). Her interdisciplinary research bridges art, science, and history, supported by fellowships from institutions like the Osler Library and the Institut Français d’Amérique.
Her academic journey includes roles at institutions such as the University of Chicago and Villanova University. Key publications include Leonardo, Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide, and Grey Room, exploring themes like Japonisme, art education, and the intersection of art and astronomy. She also contributes to academic discourse through book reviews and translations, such as her work on Félix Régamey’s influence on national art education and the history of photographic practices.
Cooperstein’s research emphasizes the role of perception, pedagogy, and scientific visualization in artistic development. Her current book project, .Drawing Pedagogy in Modern France: Habit’s Demise, examines educational methodologies in 19th-century art instruction. She actively engages with sustainable development goals related to quality education and gender equality.
