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Robert
Knott, Ph.D.
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Professor
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Subject Areas: 19th
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Bob Knott received
his undergraduate degree in studio art from Stanford University, an
M.A. in art history from the Univ. of Illinois, and Ph.D. from the Univ.
of Pennsylvania. Before coming to Wake Forest he taught at the Univ.
of Massachusetts - Boston. With research interests in late 19th and
20th century art he is currently finishing a book manuscript entitled
Reconsidering the Center: The Anti-Fragmentary Impulse in Modern
Art. His most recent publication American Abstract Art of
the 1930 and 1940s: The J. Donald Nichols Collection (Abrams,1998)
was based on the exhibition he curated. He also has a strong interest
in outsider art having curated and written the catalogue for the exhibition
of self-taught African American artists, "Diving in the Spirit". Since
1975 he has supervised the Student Union Collection of Contemporary
Art, advising the student purchase committees and teaching contemporary
art. He is also an active sculptor working primarily in wood. |
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