Timothy Revell is an art historian at the National Gallery, London whose research is focussed on Renaissance and Baroque art. He was the Medal Winner in Art History at Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario), and at the University of Heidelberg (Germany), he was a Baden-Württemberg Scholar. At the University of Oxford, Timothy was awarded the John Bamborough MSc Scholarship in Humanities and wrote on the art of Peter Paul Rubens. The Austrian Academy of Sciences awarded him the Bader Prize in Art History for his doctoral thesis – 'The Art of Rubens and the Poetics of Comedy'. He has held numerous scholarships and also published on contemporary art (Anthony Caro) and non-European art (Ming and Qing porcelain).
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