Jennifer Wingate is Associate Professor of Fine Arts at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, NY, where she teaches art history and American studies classes including Commemorative Practices in the United States, Civil War Past and Present, and Art of Social Change. Jennifer's articles on World War I memorial sculpture have appeared in American Art, Public Art Dialogue, Woman's Art Journal and the anthology, Women and Things: Gendered Material Strategies, 1750-1950 (2009). Her book, Sculpting Doughboys: Memory, Gender, and Taste in America's World War I Memorials was published by Ashgate in 2013. She is currently researching representations of the domestic display of Franklin Delano Roosevelt portraits in the work of Gordon Parks, Lewis Hine, Jack Delano, and other artists and photographers of the 1930s and 40s.Jennifer Wingate Bio
Jennifer Wingate is Associate Professor of Fine Arts at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, NY, where she teaches art history and American studies classes including Commemorative Practices in the United States, Civil War Past and Present, and Art of Social Change. Jennifer's articles on World War I memorial sculpture have appeared in American Art, Public Art Dialogue, Woman's Art Journal and the anthology, Women and Things: Gendered Material Strategies, 1750-1950 (2009). Her book, Sculpting Doughboys: Memory, Gender, and Taste in America's World War I Memorials was published by Ashgate in 2013. She is currently researching representations of the domestic display of Franklin Delano Roosevelt portraits in the work of Gordon Parks, Lewis Hine, Jack Delano, and other artists and photographers of the 1930s and 40s.