Christopher Dell is a British art historian, graduated from the Courtauld Institute of Art in London. He specialized in the study of 13th-century French Gothic architecture and 17th-century Roman Baroque.
During his research, he explored 17th-century mysticism, notably through the works of Athanasius Kircher and their relationship with architecture.
His interest in symbols and esoteric traditions led him to write and edit numerous works on the art and culture of imagery, covering themes such as Freemasonry, monsters, mythologies, and occult sciences.
