Art work authentification; Provenance and exhibition research; Rare document translation (art historical)

Fine art consulting and research

The Wildenstein Plattner Institute Inc. (WPI) 

Co-author of "Paul Gauguin, the catalogue raisonné of the paintings (1891-1903)" with Richard Brettell. Digital publication 2021

Co-author and consultant

University of Texas at Dallas

Various projects completed including a Pissarro exhibition in Paris in 2017, multiple publications and research projects

Post-doctoral fellow and Research associate - The Edith O'Donnell Institute of Art History

Dallas Museum of Art

I created a database of Paul Gauguin's materials and techniques from 1879-1903, including translations from his correspondence and unpublished books. Collaborated with the Art Institute of Chicago throughout this period up until 2016 in the sharing of this information, as well as the St. Louis Art Museum in January 2014, with the purpose of advancing both technical and scholarly research.

Curatorial Research Assistant

Completed the fully-annotated English-language translations of Paul Gauguin's texts: Ancien culte mahorie (1891-92), Cahier pour Aline (1893), the first draft of Noanoa (1893), Noanoa (1893-94), Diverses choses (1896-Jan 1898), L'Esprit moderne et le catholicisme (1902), Racontars de rapin (Sept 1902), and Avant et après (Jan-Feb 1903). Also co-authored the catalogue raisonné of Gauguin's paintings (1891-1903), in collaboration with the WPI, Paris.

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