Chicago Tribune columnist Blair Kamin credits an art history course at Amherst College for turning his head toward architecture criticism. The 1979 graduate took a course in Gothic Architecture from a charismatic lecturer at Amherst named Joel Upton. His passionate talks on French Gothic cathedrals changed...
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