Gina Strumwasser earned a Ph.D. in art history from University of California, Los Angeles. For the past four decades, she has taught at California State University, Fresno, where she specializes in the visual arts of Early Modern Europe. Her articles and professional presentations focus on The Renaissance and Baroque, biblical women, Jan van Eyck, Leonardo da Vinci, 17th century Dutch art, and popular culture. Her essays have been included in Advertising and Popular Culture, Encyclopedia of Comparative Iconography, Romanino’s Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine, and Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception. Most recently Professor Strumwasser contributed to the catalogue of Fresno artists titled CCAC Public Art Project. At CSU Fresno, she received awards at the Faculty Convocation, and was honored as well for Meritorious Teaching, Performance and Professional Promise. For the past 25 years, she has taken students to European cities where she presents art history lectures in situ.

Gina Strumwasser earned a Ph.D. in art history from University of California, Los Angeles. For the past four decades, she has taught at California State University, Fresno, where she specializes in the visual arts of Early Modern Europe. Her articles and professional presentations focus on The Renaissance and Baroque, biblical women, Jan van Eyck, Leonardo da Vinci, 17th century Dutch art, and popular culture. Her essays have been included in Advertising and Popular Culture, Encyclopedia of Comparative Iconography, Romanino’s Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine, and Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception. Most recently Professor Strumwasser contributed to the catalogue of Fresno artists titled CCAC Public Art Project. At CSU Fresno, she received awards at the Faculty Convocation, and was honored as well for Meritorious Teaching, Performance and Professional Promise. For the past 25 years, she has taken students to European cities where she presents art history lectures in situ.

Gina Strumwasser earned a Ph.D. in art history from University of California, Los Angeles. For the past four decades, she has taught at California State University, Fresno, where she specializes in the visual arts of Early Modern Europe. Her articles and professional presentations focus on The Renaissance and Baroque, biblical women, Jan van Eyck, Leonardo da Vinci, 17th century Dutch art, and popular culture. Her essays have been included in Advertising and Popular Culture, Encyclopedia of Comparative Iconography, Romanino’s Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine, and Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception. Most recently Professor Strumwasser contributed to the catalogue of Fresno artists titled CCAC Public Art Project. At CSU Fresno, she received awards at the Faculty Convocation, and was honored as well for Meritorious Teaching, Performance and Professional Promise. For the past 25 years, she has taken students to European cities where she presents art history lectures in situ.