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Curriculum Vitae PERSONAL DETAILS Permanent address: Emeq Refaim 55/9 93141 Jerusalem Ph.: +972-5444742834 Fax: +972-25610949 E-mail: mslola@mscc.huji.ac.il HIGHER EDUCATION 1975-1981 Moscow State University, MA in Art History. 1992-1998 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Doctorate in Art History, under the supervision of Prof. Moshe Barasch. 2001 University of Florence, Faculty of Architecture, Post-doctorate studies, Prof. Gabriele Morolli. APPOINTMENTS AT THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY 1992-1993 Researcher for the Center for Jewish Art’s Modern Art Section. 1993-1994 Section Head for the Center for Jewish Art’s Modern Art Section. 1996-1998 Assistant, Department of Art History 1998-2002 Instructor, Department of Art History 2002-2003 External lecturer, Department of Art History 2004-2011 Lecturer, Department of Art History 2011 - Senior Lecturer, Department of Art History 2015 - Head of the Department of Art History SERVICE IN OTHER ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS 1981–1991 Curator/researcher in Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow. 1997-1999 Instructor, Comparative Literature Department, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan. 2002–2003 External Lecturer in Shenkar College of Engineering and Design AWARDS 1994 Mordecai Narkiss Prize for Outstanding Scholarship in Jewish Art. 2001 Miron Sima Prize for best Phd.Thesis in Art History in Israel, 2000-2001. 2001 Vigevani Post-Doctoral prize, Italian Friends of the Hebrew University. MEMBERSHIP IN A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION College Art Association, since 2002 Renaissance Society of America, since 2005 Italian Art Society, since 2005 TEACHING AT THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY IN THE LAST 5 YEARS Bachelor's degree courses Introduction to the Renaissance and Baroque Art The Story of Architecture in the Renaissance Renaissance and Religion: Art in Rome of Julius II Architecture and Painting in Renaissance Venice, Art of the 18^th century Late Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism in European Art Aesthetics and Art Theory in Classical Greece and Rome Aesthetics and Art Theory of the Renaissance Aesthetics and Art Theory of the 18^th and 19^th Centuries Aesthetics and Art Theory from Antiquity to the Present Art and Society in Eighteenth-century France Master's degree courses Primitivism in European Artistic Thought The Sources of Modernism in Romantic Aesthetics Vitruvius and Vitruvian Tradition in European Art Imagination and Truth in Art, from the Enlightenment to Romanticism Theories of Art – Renaissance to the 19^th Century Theory and Methodology the Research of the Renaissance Renaissance Architecture: Theory and Practice

Introduction to the Renaissance and Baroque Art