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THE IMPACT OF EDWARD PERRY WARREN ON THE STUDY AND COLLECTIONS OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES IN AMERICAN ACADEMIA James Murley November 8,2012 This dissertation assesses the influence of Edward Perry Warren (18601928) on the development of collegiate collections of Greek and Roman art and the rise of art history and archaeology in elite academic institutions in the United States. It employs archival research to explore Warren's motivations for acquiring thousands of antiquities which he sold or gave to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and six collegiate museums and study collections. Organized into six chapters, this multidisciplinary dissertation describes Warren's roles at these institutions. It highlights antiquities that have figured prominently in scholarship and that demonstrate the range and variety of his collecting tastes. In the first three chapters, the dissertation places Warren's collecting in light of its social, economic, intellectual, and cultural backdrop and considers how Warren both reflects and diverges from his family's values. It also weighs how Warren's sexuality impacted his collecting tastes and resulted in the establishment of his antiquities emporium in Lewes, England. It chronicles his partnership with John Marshall, Edward

The impact of Edward Perry Warren on the study and collections of Greek and Roman antiquities in American academia.