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John Pollini

USC Associates Professor in Art History and Professor of Art History History and Classics Professor

University of Southern California

Affiliations

Humanities

Archaeology

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

John Pollini is currently serving as an Archaeology USC Associates Professor in Art History and Professor of Art History History and Classics Professor at University of Southern California.

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John Pollini

University of Southern California

USC Associates Professor in Art History and Professor of Art History History and Classics Professor

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art history art cultural history archaeology history european archaeology art research historical archaeology art criticism literary history interdisciplinary history archaeological record religious symbol visual culture archaeological practice art theory cultural heritage museology historical methodology historiography historical review archaeological evidence aesthetics religion archaeological methods archaeological science empire monumental heritage historical scholarship narrative american archaeology museum conservation architectural history philosophy of history ara pacis roman art literary theory archaeological excavations christian practice historical evidence poetics field archaeology anthropological archaeology comparative religion middle republic pyroclastic flow american museums prima porta statue roman aristocratic family gabinetto segreto civic religion culture american literature geodesy sexual behavior space archaeology morphological evidence volcanic process morphological impact orogeny provenance analysis zoogeography avian evolution culture collection afrocentricity african diaspora central mediterranean ancient rome visual narratives symposial rhetoric homoerotic love computer simulation shadow alignments religious service symbolic value bronze statue classical archaeology classical art heritage studies classics

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Rome Reborn: Forum of Augustus. Flyover Zone (2025)

classicsintellectual historyhistory of philosophyinterdisciplinary historyhistorical reassessmenthistorical reviewrome rebornphilosophy of historyancient philosophymodern italymiddle republic

New Observations on the Cartoceto Bronzes: Portraits of the Aristocratic Family of the Domitii Ahenobarbi in the Late Republic. Proceedings of the International Conference on the Occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Cartoceto Bronzes (2021)

classicscartoceto bronzescultural historyinterdisciplinary historyhistoryhistorical evidencehistorical methodologyhistory of artsculpturehistorical archaeologylate republicarchaeologyancient philosophyarchaeological evidenceart historynew observationsancient mesoamerica

New Observations on the Imperial Reliefs From the Sebasteion at Aphrodisias and the Portraiture of Claudius, Britannicus, and the Young Nero. Jahrbuch des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts (2021)

classicshistorysculpturehistorical archaeologyyoung neroempireimperial reliefsarchaeological methodsnew observationseuropean archaeologyarchaeological record

Die Umarbeitung Von RöMischen Kaiserbildnissen: Deutungsprobleme Und Neue LöSungsansäTze Durch Die Digitale Technologie. Revisionen des Porträts: Jenseits von Mimesis und Repräsentation (2020)

informaticscomputer sciencedigital audiodigital skilldigitizationdigitalizationtechnologymultimedia computinginformation scienceubiquitous computingelectronic librarydigital transformationdigital humanitiesinformation technologydigital mediums

Review of K. Fittschen, Halbierte KöPfe? Trierer Winckelmannsprogramme. Bonner Jahrbühre (2020)

informaticsadvanced designsystem scienceindustrial engineeringindustrial designk. fittschendesign

The Image of Caligula: Myth and Reality. BRILL eBooks (2020)

John Pollini

art historyafrican american studies

A Hellenistic Bronze Statuette of a Dwarf Artisan in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. EXCELLENCE: Studies in Honor of Olga Palagia (2019)

classicsart researchmetropolitan museumhistory of artvisual artssculptureaestheticsmuseologydwarf artisanvisual cultureart historyart theoryhellenistic bronze statuetteart

Past and Recent Metal Analyses of the Germanicus Statue From Amelia. BAR International Series (2019)

classicsarchaeological sciencehistoryarchaeological evidenceexperimental archaeologysculpturehistorical archaeologyarchaeologyrecent metal analysesgermanicus statuegeoarchaeologyarchaeological methodseuropean archaeologyprehistoryarchaeological record

The Statue of Germanicus From Amelia: New Discoveries. American Journal of Archaeology (2019)

John PolliniAlessandra Giumlia-Mair

archaeologyamerican archaeologyeuropean archaeologyarchaeological recordart

A New Roman Imperial Relief Said to Be From Southern Spain: Problems of Style, Iconography, and Marble Type in Determining Provenance. (2018)

John PolliniPilar LapeunteTrinidad Nogales-BasarrateJerry Podany

marble typesouthern spainprovenance analysishistory of artart history

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John Pollini

USC Associates Professor in Art History and Professor of Art History History and Classics Professor

University of Southern California

Affiliations

Humanities

Archaeology

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

John Pollini is currently serving as an Archaeology USC Associates Professor in Art History and Professor of Art History History and Classics Professor at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Experiences

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John Pollini

University of Southern California

USC Associates Professor in Art History and Professor of Art History History and Classics Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Rome Reborn: Forum of Augustus. Flyover Zone (2025)

classicsintellectual historyhistory of philosophyinterdisciplinary historyhistorical reassessmenthistorical reviewrome rebornphilosophy of historyancient philosophymodern italymiddle republic

classicshistorysculpturehistorical archaeologyyoung neroempireimperial reliefsarchaeological methodsnew observationseuropean archaeologyarchaeological record

Die Umarbeitung Von RöMischen Kaiserbildnissen: Deutungsprobleme Und Neue LöSungsansäTze Durch Die Digitale Technologie. Revisionen des Porträts: Jenseits von Mimesis und Repräsentation (2020)

Review of K. Fittschen, Halbierte KöPfe? Trierer Winckelmannsprogramme. Bonner Jahrbühre (2020)

informaticsadvanced designsystem scienceindustrial engineeringindustrial designk. fittschendesign

The Image of Caligula: Myth and Reality. BRILL eBooks (2020)

John Pollini

art historyafrican american studies

A Hellenistic Bronze Statuette of a Dwarf Artisan in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. EXCELLENCE: Studies in Honor of Olga Palagia (2019)

classicsart researchmetropolitan museumhistory of artvisual artssculptureaestheticsmuseologydwarf artisanvisual cultureart historyart theoryhellenistic bronze statuetteart

Past and Recent Metal Analyses of the Germanicus Statue From Amelia. BAR International Series (2019)

The Statue of Germanicus From Amelia: New Discoveries. American Journal of Archaeology (2019)

John PolliniAlessandra Giumlia-Mair

archaeologyamerican archaeologyeuropean archaeologyarchaeological recordart

A New Roman Imperial Relief Said to Be From Southern Spain: Problems of Style, Iconography, and Marble Type in Determining Provenance. (2018)

John PolliniPilar LapeunteTrinidad Nogales-BasarrateJerry Podany

marble typesouthern spainprovenance analysishistory of artart history

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