In the period between the American Civil War and the Russian Revolution of 1905, American and Russian travel writers wrote home about their encounters abroad. At first the observations were mostly positive. But as time went on the writings became increasingly hostile. Margarita Marinova (CNU), in her new book, says these negative characterizations became the basis for a mutual rhetoric of hate common during the Cold War. Read More
Dr. Michelle Erhardt, Associate Professor
Department Chair
PhD, Indiana University
MA, George Washington University
BA, University of Michigan
Office: Ferguson Center for the Arts A212
Phone: (757) 594-8908
Email: michelle.erhardt@cnu.edu
Areas of Teaching:
Survey of World Art in Context, Medieval Art, Italian Renaissance Art, Northern Renaissance Art, Baroque Art, Senior Seminar in Art History
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