Andrea Middleton

Andrea Middleton is an associate teaching professor in the Art History division of the School of Art. She has been teaching at Bowling Green State University since August 2022. Prior to her appointment at BGSU, she was an instructor of Art History at the Pennsylvania State University in University Park, PA. She teaches the introductory survey courses to Western Art and upper-level courses about the Ancient Mediterranean.

Professor, Art History

Ph.D., Art History in 2022 from Pennsylvania State University
MA, Art History from the University of Memphis in 2013
BA, Classical Studies from Kalamazoo College in 2010

Specialty, Ancient Egyptian

Courses Dr. Andrea Middleton Teaches

ARTH 1450 Western Art  I

ARTH 1460 Western Art  II

ARTH 3130 Greek Art

ARTH 3150 Etruscan and Roman Art

ARTH 3190 Egyptian Art

Selected Publications

Her research explores cultural interchange and the role of art in creating and resisting systems of political power in ancient Egypt and the Mediterranean. She also studies art historical reception theory. This work has been recognized by her field in the form of invited lectures and two peer-reviewed publications. Her publications include:

“Collapsing Identities of Ptolemaic Queens in Early Modern Roman Culture” in The Allure of the Ancient: Receptions of the Ancient Near East, 1600-1800, (Brill Intersections, 2022)

“Ptolemaic Statue Group in the Museo Gregoriano Egizio:  Egyptian monuments, Roman propaganda, Papal intent,” Aegyptiaca. Journal of the History of the Reception of Ancient Egypt, no. 2 (2018): 150 – 169.

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Faculty member at BGSU since 2022.