G. Haydn Huntley
George Haydn Huntley became an Assistant Professor of Art History and Departmental Counselor at the University of Chicago in 1938. He arrived at the University of Chicago from the University of Washington, Saint Louis, where he accepted his first position in 1932 before completing his PhD at Harvard University in 1933. He later served as an Associate Professor and Professor of Art at Northwestern University from 1946 until his retirement in 1973. Huntley’s research addressed the Italian Renaissance and traced stylistic developments from the eighteenth- to nineteenth-centuries.