taught color theory, decorative arts, and interior design (1909–1912), former head of design department. Peter Kayafas, photographer Sean Kelly, writer Josh Koury, filmmaker Manuel de Landa (adjunct), philosopher, artist Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, painter Jacob Lawrence, painter John Lehr (photographer), photographer Matthew Leifheit, photographer Philip Johnson, architect Mickalene Thomas, artist Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, architectural and art historian Sergio Rossetti Morosini, Painter, Sculptor Mario Naves, art critic Toshio Odate, Japanese woodworker, sculptor Denis Peterson, painter Nick Relph, photographer and filmmaker, K-12 center instructor Carole Rosenthal, English and Humanities professor emeritus Carissa Rodriguez, photographer Nasser Sharify, father of international librarianship Matthew Sharpe, author Carrie Schneider, photographer Anna Shteynshleyger, photographer Milagros de la Torre, photographer Anne Turyn, photographer Charles Warner, architect Eva Zeisel, ceramic artist/designer References Further reading Elbert Hubbard, 1909, Little Journeys to the Homes Tarbell, Ida M. 1904, The History of Standard Oil Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Web site, Pratt Institute page Pratt Institute official Web site, History page New York Times article announcing end of engineering school External links Official athletics website Pratt Institute—Documentary produced by Treasures of New York Art schools in New York City Culture of New York City Educational institutions established in 1887 Historic American Engineering Record in New York City Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Brooklyn Universities and colleges in Brooklyn Universities and colleges in Manhattan Universities and colleges in New York City Clinton Hill, Brooklyn Romanesque Revival architecture in New York City Renaissance Revival architecture in New York City University art museums and galleries in New York City USCAA member institutions Universities and colleges on Long Island Private universities and colleges in New York City 1887 establishments in New York (state)