Brian Curran is associate professor of art history at Penn State University.
"A tour de force that is deceptively easy to read. The fluidity of Curran's writing makes his crystal-clear analysis of stubbornly elusive topics - such as the bizarre forgeries of Annius of Viterbo - look simple and straightforward. There should be no mistake about the fact that he is dancing through a minefield, and doing it with Renaissance sprezzatura. The Egyptian Renaissance will be the definitive study of its kind." - Ingrid D. Rowland, author of The Scarith of Scornello: A Tale of Renaissance Forgery"
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