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EDITORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Patricia Fortini Brown
Dept. of Art & Archeology
Princeton University
Robert C. Davis
Department of History
The Ohio State University
Paul Grendler
Emeritus Professor of History
University of Toronto
Edward Muir
Northwestern University
EDITOR
Eric Dursteler
Brigham Young University
Published with the support of the
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Foundation, and the Department of History at
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N E WS ON THE RIALTO
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GRANTS FOR RESEARCH ON VENETIAN CULTURE AND HISTORY:
The Trustees of the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation announce its annual call for applications for predoctoral and
postdoctoral grants for historical research on Venice and the former Venetian empire and for the study of contemporary Venetian society and culture. Disciplines of the humanities and the social sciences are eligibile areas of study,
including (but not limited to) archaeology, architecture, art, bibliography, economics, history, history of science, law,
literature, music, political science, religion, and theater. The deadline for applications is December 15. Guidelines
and application forms are available from the Foundation’s website: www.delmas.org.
DELMAS COMMONWEALTH GRANTS FOR VENETIAN RESEARCH:
The Trustees of the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation of New York announce that up to £20,000 will be made
available to scholars from Great Britain and the Commonwealth for research in Venice. The principal areas of
research envisaged concern both the past (art, architecture, history, law, language, literature, music) and the present
(conservation, culture, environment, politics) of Venice and the territories formerly subject to it. Further particulars
may be obtained from the Secretary to the Delmas Foundation’s Advisory Committee, Professor Julian Gardner, 44,
Foundry House, Eagle Works, Walton Well Road, Oxford OX2 6AQ UK (telephone 01865 511 499 e-mail julian.
gardner@warwick.ac.uk). Applications should reach Professor Julian Gardner by May 15.
ARCHIVIO DI STATO ONLINE:
L’Archivio di stato di Venezia annuncia che sono on line sia il Sistema informativo dell’archivio, che descrive tutti
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produttori (le istituzioni o le persone o famiglie che hanno prodotto gli archivi) sono presenti, ma ancora in corso di
approfondimento.
E’ on line anche il Progetto Divenire, che mette a disposizione numerose serie riprodotte come immagine digitale
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pergamene con regesti.
VENICE LAGOON FOUNDATION:
The Forum for the Lagoon, of Venice, and the University of Minnesota have together set up the Venice Lagoon
Foundation, a charitable organization intended to promote studies on the condition and preservation of the Venetian
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future home, and the opening of an “eco-museum” within the Arsenal of Venice. Website: http://www1.umn.edu/vlf/
home.htm
DENNIS ROMANO:
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dennis Romano as Walter G. Montgomery and Marian Gruber Professor of History.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
MEDITERRANEAN HISTORICAL REVIEW –
CALL FOR PAPERS:
Mediterranean Historical Review is a bi-annual, refereed
journal, published by Routledge. The journal is interested in
receiving papers treating the history of the Mediterranean
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a Mediterranean context, as well as questions of a comparative and comparable nature. For information regarding the
submission of manuscripts, please visit our website:
www.tau.ac.il/humanities/cmc/mhr/mhr.html. Or contact us
at: mhrtau@post.tau.ac.il.
VENICE IN PERIL SUMMER LECTURE:
Michelle Lovric will present the Venice in Peril Summer
Lecture, entitled “The Night Venice Nearly Died: The Conspiracy of Bajamonte Tiepolo 1310–2010,” at The Royal
Geographical Society, 7pm, Tuesday 1 June 2010. Additional information is available at info@veniceinperil.org.
ENGLISH WRITERS IN ITALY:
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Our website is www.englishwritersinitaly.com. Our membership includes novelists, poets, journalists, translators
and academics. We meet two or three times a year. The
next meeting is in Umbria in May. We are currently putting
together a proposal for an anthology provisionally entitled
Exiles in Paradiso, about living, working and studying in
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a piece (300-2,500 words) you’d like to put forward for
inclusion in the anthology, please contact Gay Marks
g.marks@alice.it
UK VENETIAN SEMINAR:
The annual Venetian Seminar was held 11 May 2010 at the
John Rylands University Library, University of Manchester. For information regarding the 2011 conference, please
contact Mary Laven (mrl25@cam.ac.uk) or Filippo de Vivo
(f.de-vivo@bbk.ac.uk).
CALL FOR PAPERS:
The Mediterranean Seminar (www.mediterraneanseminar.
org) is proposing panels on the Medieval Mediterranean
for the 2011 meeting of the Medieval Academy of America
to be held 14-16 April in Tempe AZ. Session organizers:
Brian A. Catlos, History: University of California, Santa
Cruz/ Religious Studies: University of Colorado at Boulder
& Sharon Kinoshita, Literature: University of California,
Santa Cruz.
Papers are welcome on a wide range of topics, including:
religious, social, political, economic, institutional, cultural,
and literary history as well as the history of art, science, and
philosophy. Successful proposals will focus on “history
of” rather than ‘history in” the Mediterranean, which is to
say, they will focus on region-wide phenomena, on movePHQWDFFXOWXUDWLRQFRQÁLFWLQWHUHWKQLFRULQWHUFRQIHVsional relations, take a comparative approach, or address the
nature of the Mediterranean as region across either a broad
chronological or geographical sweep.
Please submit a 250-word proposal, short CV (3 pages)
maximum, and a request for AV/computing equipment (if
necessary). Papers should be no longer than 20 minutes in
length and must be delivered in person. Proposals should
be submitted by email no later than May 1, 2010. Send
inquiries and proposals to mailbox@mediterraneanseminar.
org, with the subject line “MAA 2011.”
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CINI FOUNDATION:
The Fondazione Giorgio Cini announces a new initiative:
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community and to provide a place of study and meeting for
young researchers and expert scholars interested in furtherLQJWKHLUNQRZOHGJHLQDÀHOGRI,WDOLDQFXOWXUHHVSHFLDOO\
the culture of the Veneto) – the visual arts, history, literature,
music, drama – from an interdisciplinary point of view.
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Maggiore provide scholars and researchers with the opportunity to work and stay at length in Venice at economically
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and intellectual exchanges.
Moreover, for the period from June 2010 to May 2011,
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wishing to work for six months on research projects directly
or indirectly concerning the historical, artistic and documentary heritage of the Giorgio Cini Foundation. Each scholarship amounts to 12,500 euros. Scholarships are aimed
at postgraduate students – studying for a master’s degree,
doctorate or specialization – and Ph.D. graduates. Each application for admission will be individually examined by a
Panel appointed by the Foundation. Scholarship holders are
expected to stay in the Vittore Branca Center residence for
six months and they have the opportunity to take part in the
cultural activities organised by the Foundation.
AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE MARCIANA:
The Marciana has now become the leader among the
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patrons. That leadership role is manifest in the Marciana’s
sponsorship of a conference at the Palazzo Ducale on
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is setting the example.
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before retiring, Marino Zorzi began a campaign to digitize
the catalogue of manuscripts, a project that would parallel
what Golem has achieved for printed materials. This is an
exciting prospect for researchers in the Marciana, and The
American Friends have undertaken the responsibility for
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The American Friends consist of people like you, scholars who work in Venice. Many are not even Americans, but
all love the Marciana and have been willing to contribute.
We would like to invite all the patrons of the Marciana, but
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25 East End Avenue, Suite 15G
New York, New York 10028-7052
Many thanks,
Edward Muir
President
As no one knows better than the readers of News on the
Rialto, the Marciana Library is one of the world’s great
cultural resources, which has been granting public access
to its unparalleled collections for half a millennium. For the
past nine years grants to the Marciana from The American
Friends have been contributing to new projects at the library,
and if you have worked there during that time you have
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the funds from The American Friends have been dedicated
to entering the Marciana’s sometimes indecipherable handwritten catalogues of printed books into the on-line data
base. These grants made it possible to continue the Golem
project, the results of which have been integrated into OPAC
(On line Public Access Catalogue), which you can now
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can testify, once they have negotiated their way through the
construction dust, they have found vastly improved access
to the library’s collections.
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BOOK N OTICES
A RENAISSANCE EDUCATION:
The University of Toronto Press has just published A Renaissance Education: Schooling in Bergamo and the Venetian
Republic, 1500–1650, by Christopher Carlsmith. The book
uses a case study approach to examine educational practices
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1650. Carlsmith illustrates how education in this and other
Venetian cities was affected by Renaissance humanism,
Tridentine Catholicism, and Venetian domination, and how
cooperation among various institutions resulted in a surprising array of options for schooling in these provincial cities.
A Renaissance Education’s close analysis of civic, ecclesiastical, confraternal, and family records not only paints a
vivid portrait of how schooling functioned in one city but also
explores this small city’s dynamic interconnections with other
locales and with larger regional processes.
TRADING PLACES:
Brill announces the publication of Trading Places: The
Netherlandish Merchants in Early Modern Venice by
Maartje van Gelder. The book examines the Netherlandish
merchant community in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century
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their social and communal relations, as well as their interaction with the Venetian state, which was accustomed to
protect its own trade. The Netherlandish merchants in Venice, as part of an extensive international trading network,
were ideally placed to connect Mediterranean and Atlantic
commerce. They quickly became the most important group
of foreign merchants in the city at a time of rapid economic
changes. Drawing on a wide variety of primary sources, this
book shows how these immigrant traders used their strong
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affected early modern Venetian society.
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der zahlreichen anderen kulturellen Aktivitäten der Biennale von den Anfängen Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts bis in
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der städtischen und später staatlichen Kulturpolitik und
ordnet die Biennale in das internationale Ausstellungs- und
Festivalwesen ein.
Chronologisch führt der Autor durch die Geschichte der
1895 als kleine Kunstausstellung gestarteten Ausstellungsreihe, die mit der Übernahme des nationalen Pavillonkonzepts 1907 vor und nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg große Erfolge
feiern konnte. Die internationale Resonanz auf die Biennale, die anhand zahlreicher Quellen dokumentiert wird,
war ein Garant für diesen Erfolg. Die Verstaatlichung 1930
und der damit verbundene infrastrukturelle Ausbau machten
die Biennale zur wichtigsten internationalen KunstausstelOXQJVUHLKHZHOWZHLW'LH$ENHKUYRQGHU,QWHUQDWLRQDOLWlW
führte Ende der 1930er Jahre mit der Kooperation mit der
nationalsozialistischen Kulturpoltik zu ihrer größten Krise.
Die Arbeit endet mit dem Jahr 1948, dem Startpunkt der
bis heute anhaltenden Erfolgsgeschichte, deren Grundlagen jedoch in den Entwicklungen der ersten 50 Jahre ihres
Bestehens liegen.
Der Autor zeigt, wie intensiv und wie konsequent
Venedig die Chance ergriffen hat, aus einem alle zwei Jahre
wiederkehrenden kulturellen Großereignis einen wichtigen
Motor des modernen Lebens in der Lagunenstadt zu machen. Hier galt es wichtige Forschungslücken zu schließen,
aber auch Erkenntnisse verschiedener Disziplinen zusammenzufassen. Es wird deutlich, dass die Flexibilität und
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feste Verwurzelung in Politik und Wirtschaft maßgeblich
zum Erfolg der Biennale beigetragen haben.
CASSIERE DELLA BOLLA DUCALE:
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The Comitato per la Pubblicazione delle Fonti Relative
alla Storia di Venezia has published Stefano Piasentini’s 2
volume edition of the Cassiere della Bolla Ducale, Grazie
Registro N. 16 (1634-1372). Anticamente Liber Gratiarum
XIII (Venice, 2009). The publication was made possible in
part through the generosity of The Hedgelawn Foundation
of Worton, Maryland.
La casa editrice Arcomai segnala l’uscita del libro L’isola
della Certosa di Venezia, ambiente e storia tra passato
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il risultato di alcuni anni di ricerche archivistiche sull’isola
della Certosa e la laguna Centrale attraverso l’uso di nuove
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LA BIENNALE DI VENEZIA:
Jan Andreas May, La Biennale di Venezia. Kontinuität und
Wandel in der venezianischen Ausstellungspolitik 1895-1948
(Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 2009). La Biennale di Venezia
gilt neben der documenta in Kassel als eine der wichtigsten
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BOOK N OTICES
NUNS AND NUNNERIES:
Johns Hopkins University Press announces the publication
of Sharon T. Strocchia’s new book, Nuns and Nunneries in
Renaissance Florence7KHÀIWHHQWKFHQWXU\ZDVDWLPH
of dramatic and decisive change for nuns and nunneries in
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evolved from small, semiautonomous communities to large
civic institutions. By 1552, roughly one in eight Florentine
women lived in a religious community. Historian Sharon T.
Strocchia analyzes this stunning growth of female monasticism, revealing the important roles these women and institutions played in the social, economic, and political history of
Renaissance Florence.
Strocchia has mined previously untapped archival materials to uncover how convents shaped one of the principal
cities of Renaissance Europe. She demonstrates the importance of nuns and nunneries to the booming Florentine
textile industry and shows the contributions that ordinary
nuns made to Florentine life in their roles as scribes, stewDUGVDUWLVDQVWHDFKHUVDQGFRPPXQLW\OHDGHUV,QGRLQJVR
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female monastics.
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change and helped write the grand narrative of medieval and
Renaissance Europe. The book is a valuable text for students
and scholars in early modern European history, religion,
women’s studies, and economic history.
EINE STADT DENKT SICH DIE WELT:
Davide Scruzzi, Eine Stadt denkt sich die Welt. Wahrnehmung geographischer Räume und Globalisierung in
Vendig von 1490 bis um 1600678',6FKULIWHQUHLKHGHV
Deutschen Studienzentrums in Venedig. Neue Folge, Band 3
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die Entdeckung Amerikas und vor allem durch den neuen
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Dies traf die Venezianer völlig unvorbereitet und die Anpassung an die neuen Verhältnisse ging nur langsam vonstatten.
Die städtischen Diskurse erfassten die neue Realität lange
nur unzureichend. Ein Grund dafür liegt in der Art, wie
geographische Räume wahrgenommen wurden. Vor allem
unter dem starken ökonomischen Druck des neuen globalen Pfefferhandels erweiterte sich die Betrachtungsweise.
Allerdings sind schon anfangs des 16. Jahrhunderts einzelne
Personengruppen auszumachen, die sich ohne unmittelbaren Nutzen für die Entdeckungs- fahrten interessierten.
Die vorliegende breit angelegte Studie untersucht anhand
von Texten und Weltkarten jener Zeit die Veränderung der
Wahrnehmung weit entfernter und nah gelegener Regionen.
(VZLUGJH]HLJWZLHVLFKXQWHUGHP(LQÁXVVYRQ)DNWRren aus Politik, Wirtschaft, Kultur und Religion bei den
Menschen der Lagunenstadt schließlich eine philosophisch
und ästhetisch inspirierte Faszination für das neue Bild der
Welt entwickelte. Ereignisse und Entwicklungen werden
den Dimensionen der Wahrnehmung gegenübergestellt. Die
Art und Weise, wie Menschen die geographischen Räume
aufgefasst haben, erscheint damit als wichtiger Faktor für
politisches und ökonomisches Handeln – ein Aspekt, der
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Wahrnehmung unterscheiden kann. Das Buch lässt sich im
Übrigen als Übersicht über die geographische Literatur im
Venedig des 16. Jahrhunderts nutzen.
THE BOOK OF HUMAN SKIN:
Bloomsbury announces the publication of The Book of Human Skin, a new historical novel by Michelle Lovric. Midday, 13th May, 1784: An earthquake in Peru tears up the
white streets of Arequipa. As the dust settles, a young girl
with fanaticism already branded on her face arrives at the
devastated convent of Santa Catalina. At the same moment,
oceans away in Venice, the infant Minguillo Fasan tears his
way out of his mother’s womb. The great Palazzo Espagnol,
built on Peruvian silver and New World drugs, has an heir.
Twelve years later, Venice is in Napoleon’s sights and
Minguillo, who has already contrived to lose one sibling,
is listening to the birth-cries of his new sister Marcella, a
delicate, soft-skinned threat to his inheritance. Meanwhile,
at Santa Catalina, the scarred young girl has become Sor
Loreta, whose craving for sainthood is taking a decidedly
sinister turn.
Minguillo’s livid jealousy will condemn his sister to a
series of fates as a cripple, a madwoman and a nun. But
Marcella Fasan is not quite the soft target Minguillo imagines. Aided by a loyal servant, an irascible portrait-painter,
a young doctor obsessed with skin, a warhorse of a Scottish
merchant and a cigar-smoking pornographer nun, Marcella
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heart against Minguillo’s pitiless machinations. Her journey takes her from Napoleon’s shamed Venice to the last
picaresque days of colonial Peru – where the fanatical Sor
Loreta has plans of her own for the young girl from Venice.
The Book of Human Skin is a story of unmitigated villainy,
Holy Anorexia, quack medicine, murder, love and a very
unusual form of bibliomania.
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HOUSING IN VENICE
LISTING OF APARTMENTS:
Venice Sublet July 12-August 5, 2010.
Architect’s gorgeous three-bedroom
apartment. One hundred meters from the
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inclusive. Contact: ecbagan@gmail.com
The apartment consists of a fully equiped
kitchen, a living room/sala da pranzo,
bathroom with shower and washing machine, a smaller ‘stanza di passaggio’, a
spacious master bedroom and a ‘mansarda’ that sleeps one. Has air conditioning.
Price: 700 euro a week, incl bed linens
and utilities. For longer rental periods
the price can be discussed. For information and photographs, contact Federica
Ruspio: ruspiofr@libero.it
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A list of housing in Venice recommended by scholars is available from
Linda Carroll in e-mail format.
lincar@tulane.edu
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historical building. Close to Rialto,
but very quiet. All the main research
centres are within easy reach (10
min. to the ASV; 20 min. to the
Marciana).
Lovely furnished apartment near the
famous Hotel Excelsior on
the Lido of Venice. Sunny and full of
light, the apartment (75 sq m) has two
bedrooms, two bathrooms (both with
showers), a spacious living room with
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features a large garden terrace (35 sq m)
overlooking the Hotel Excelsior’s dock,
ideal for reading, relaxing, and al fresco
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Regular bus service to the waterbus
stop, from which Venice can be reached
in 15 minutes. TV, washing machine,
refrigerator+freezer, stove+oven, air
conditioning. Cleaning service every
other week. Available from 20 September 2009 to 20 May 2010. Two week
minimum. Photographs available upon
request. Contact: arfzol@libero.it.
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Spacious bright apartment (110 sq m,
Campo Santo Stefano) beloved by acaGHPLFVRQÁRRUVGRXEOHEHGURRPV
with ensuite bathrooms, modern living
room, large kitchen and 3rd bathroom.
Adsl, Cd player, lots of art books and
guides, very well equipped kitchen,
washing machine and desks, lamps and
work space, two long tables. Sleeps 6,
ideal for couple and guests or 2 academics sharing. References from previous
tenants, and lots of suggestions from
Venetians. Available for short and long
lets. View pictures on www.casadolcevista.com; email lolasavini@hotmail.com
for more info.
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HOUSING IN VENICE
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Venice Summer Sublet, June 23 through
July 20, 2009. Architect’s gorgeous
three-bedroom apartment. Great views,
100 meters from the Archivio di Stato.
2100 euro (includes all expenses). Contact: arosenthal92@hotmail.com
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Bedrooms, dining room, living room,
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Contact Marina Karem (mpkare01@
louisville.edu) for more information and
rental fees.
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A lovely apartment with a sea view, on
the Lido of Venice. Spacious with high
ceilings and full of light. On the fourth
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block of apartments with a nice garden
at the entrance. A stone’s throw from
the famous Hotel Excelsior and Lido
shell-covered, exquisite sandy beaches,
perfect for swimming from May on.
Safe beaches for small children. Large
terrace with awning where you can eat,
study, rest and sunbathe. The apartment
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and two bathrooms (both with tubs and
showers). Very comfortable, quiet and
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leave as well as for one or two people.
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away, vegetable and fruit markets, great
pizzerias, regular bus service to boat
stops, and then 15 minutes to Venice. Available for renting for 1 year or
more. Price: 1.300 Euro per month plus
utilities. Patricia Weston, Via S.Rosa 4,
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041-5262738 or cell: 0039-3495788527.
E-mail: patricia.weston@virgilio.it.
room, living room, and eat-in kitchen.
Master bedroom and living room have
balconies on the Rio di San Polo with a
view of the Grand Canal. House is on a
nice campiello with plenty of light and
air. Apartment has independent heating
system and tankless water heater, washer
(no drier), ADSL, TV with VCR and
DVD, stereo system. Convenient to the
Archivio di Stato. Available for periods
of up to one semester. Photographs of
the apartment available upon request.
Contact Giulio Ongaro at: gongaro@
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Barbarigo alla Maddalena, the palazzo
was rebuilt at the beginning of 1500, on
the Canal Grande, just in front of the
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the external frescoes of the same period,
which are the only ones preserved in
Venice, and at one time it was the home
of Maria Malibran. The apartment has
been completely renovated and furnished
with antique and modern furniture. From
its 7 windows in the front a very large
view is open on the Canal Grande, up to
S. Marco, Frari, S. Geremia. The apartment is about 75 square meters large, and
is composed of an entrance, a
large double-bedded room, a smaller
room with bunk bed, a dining room
and a perfectly equipped kitchenette,
and a bathroom. A fully equipped
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Children, pets and smokers welcome.
No lift. The monthly rent is 1300 Euros.
Minimum stay: 3 weeks. Contact: Marina.Schenkel@uniud.it
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Those of you seeking housing in Venice
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Dalla Venezia warm and welcoming to
scholars. Elsa offers a bedroom, shared
bath, use of kitchen and garden, washing machine, TV, and phone. For further
information contact Joanne Ferraro at
ferraro@mail.sdsu.edu or phone Elsa
directly at 041 5267002.
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mid June to the end of August. Located
in Sant’Elena, the very green tip of the
island, 15 minutes from the sea, 15 minutes from Venice’s wonderful libraries.
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to relocate here for the summer, and will
charge below market rent.
Contact Enrico Palandri:
ucljpal@ucl.ac.uk
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Polo in newer and quiet building. Ca.
110 sq m, 2 bathrooms (one with full
tub/shower, the other with smaller tub),
master bedroom, studio with a very comfortable pull-out double sofa-bed, dining
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HOUSING IN VENICE
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QGDQGUGÁRRUDSDUWPHQWLQDEHDXWLfully restored historic building. High
ceilings, fully equipped. Sleeps 2 (+ 2
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kitchen with all you need for cooking; living room with sofa, easy chair,
table, stereo system, phone and wireless
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sofa, TV and DVD player; bathroom
with tub and washing machine; plus
a small terrace with a great view. The
location is at S. Stae: convenient to
the archives, in a central though very
Venetian neighborhood. Minimum rental
period of two months preferred. Monthly
rent 1300 Euros + utilities. For more
info and pictures contact mariolinatt@
fastwebnet.it
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Fully furnished two-bedroom apartment just off the Strada Nuova near the
church of La Maddalena, a ten minute
walk to Rialto and a short vaporetto ride
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has a bedroom with a queen-size bed, a
smaller bedroom with a single bed, and
a spacious bathroom with a bathtub and
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equipped, eat-in kitchen and a sunny living room overlooking a small court. The
apartment is 700 sq ft total and includes
a refrigerator/freezer, TV, telephone,
and washing machine. Available for rent
year-round, except during the Christmas
Holidays and two weeks in the Spring or
the Summer. Minimum rental period of
two weeks preferred. Contact: Alessandro.Doria@joslin.harvard.edu
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Two apartments for rent. 1. Smaller mezzanine apt., ideal for one person or couple plus guest, air-conditioning, washing
machine, dishwasher. Fully equipped.
2. Large apt., very spacious, beautiful
balcony on canal, two bedrooms, dining
room, sitting room, kitchen, one bathroom, plus one bathroom with WC and
basin, washing machine, entrance hall.
Wireless connection in the whole building. Both very central, near Santa Maria
Formosa. Contact: mamoli@unive.it
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Beautiful, one bedroom apartment with
all amenities available 15 July - 20
August 2010; rental for one person or a
couple. Wireless access; large bedroom/study with a double bed; equipped
kitchen with washing machine; salon
with TV/VCR, stereo system; comfortable bathroom. Area of Greek Community, convenient location: 7 minutes from
San Marco, 3 minutes from S. Zaccaria
waterbus stop, 10 minutes from the boatshuttle to the airport. Contact: Matteo
Casini mattcasini@yahoo.comCastello
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apartment, next to the Fontego dei Tedeschi. Two large bedrooms, small study,
large dining room with day-bed corner,
living room with queen-size sleeper,
two bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen,
washer/dryer, telephone. Suitable for
4-5 people. Scholars teaching in Venice
or on Sabbatical leave preferred. Flexible dates and rent fees. Contact Marina
Karem at (502) 499-0213 or (in Summer) 011-39-041-5236991. mpkare01@
louisville.edu
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available in the very Venetian neighborhood of Via Garibaldi, a ten-minute walk
to Piazza San Marco and a twenty-minute vaporetto ride to the State Archives
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windows which overlook a small internal
garden and a small balcony off the
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has a trundle bed which can be set up as
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of amenities not always available in
Venetian rentals, including phone, washing machine, dishwasher, portable air
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American-system VCR. We prefer to
rent it for the duration of the American
academic semester or year (from Sept. to
mid-December and then mid-January to
mid-May), but will consider other rental
periods, including academic breaks, if
no long-term academic year renters are
available.
For information, interested parties can
contact Michelle Laughran off list at:
mlaughra@sjcme.edu
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beautiful, luminous, apartment, in a
typical Venetian palazzo from the 18th
century, sleeps six people in three
spacious bedrooms. Two rooms have
double beds and one has two single
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church of San Giovanni and Paolo.
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a local supermarket, 10 minutes away
from a large supermarket, and is surrounded by numerous local bars, cafes,
and restaurants. Breakfast is included,
and guests may cook lunch and dinner
for themselves. At an extra cost, the
owner will prepare dinner as well. The
wireless connection is available. This
apartment offers great quality at a low
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bedrooms up 2 persons 80 euros per
night (depending on season and how
many days). Contact: Susanna Volatrel, sv4353@gmail.com
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D I S S E R TAT I O N S I N V E N E T I A N S T U D I E S
Artists as Agents in Venice: Artistic Exchange and Cultural Translation with the Mamluks, Constantinople, and Moscow, 1400-1500
Tatiana Sizonenko, University of California, San Diego
Artists as Agents outlines a set of theoretical
and historical frameworks for understanding
the nature and dynamics of the interaction of
Venetian visual culture with foreign artistic traditions in the period 1400-1500, particularly in
relation to the issues of cross-cultural dialogue,
the translation and interpretation of foreign
forms in the native artistic tradition. A foundation of this research is a close examination
of artists who traveled and worked at foreign
courts, the Ottoman and Muscovite courts
being primary, in association with diplomatic
missions.
This group includes the painter Gentile
Bellini and the architect Alevisio Lamberti da
Montagnano (better known as Alevyz Novy
from Russia). Their work made an impact othe
developing artistic tradition, particularly the
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architectural style in Moscow and its provinces, and can be viewed as
key examples of the transmission of Venetian artistic tradition in foreign
lands.
This dissertation also further investigates the impact of Gentile
Bellini’s work and workshop practices on the development of representations of Muslim people in Venetian art upon his return to Venice from
Constantinople. This dissertation analyzes and explores to what extent
experience of travel and work at foreign courts affected the artists’ style
and informed representation of foreigners and foreign lands in the native
artistic tradition.
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Il collezionismo poetico: Cardinal Pietro Bembo and the Formation of
Collecting Practices in Venice and Rome in the Early Sixteenth-Century
Susan Nalezyty, Temple University
Cardinal Pietro Bembo (1470-1547) owned
a substantial art collection and library. This
dissertation seeks to explore Bembo as an agent
of cultural exchange through an examination of
the objects he sought, owned, lent and gifted.
Approaching this poet and linguist as a collector provides access to his intellectual activities and considers the role visual art played
in his thinking. A highly visible proponent of
imitation and the vernacular, he once described
antique coins as “images of ancient memory”.
These artifacts embodied meaning, an unmediated dialog with those worthy of emulation.
He installed his collection in a house in the
university town of Padua, a center for cultural
consumption singular for its scholarly ambient.
This casa aperta became a meeting place, an
academic court of sorts, and a valuable resource
for scholars, with special exhibitions even being held for prominent visitors.
Bembo’s letters, which survive in abundance, are crucial to a portrayal of his musaeum because no inventory survives. This
approach has the advantage of contextualizing
their acquisition and display, and thus reveals
that the collection was not static, and nor was
he. Bembo lent works and gifted others. He
installed objects at the family villa outside
Padua, and in the house in town, and he sent for
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sought to create an appropriate space for them,
whether it was a bed canopy for his rooms in
the Vatican, a statue of Priapus for his garden
at the villa, or frescoes by Giovanni da Udine
in the townhouse. These previously unknown
items no longer survive, but their recovery
places them and Bembo against a background
as varied and as rich as his career, thus illustrating that his wide-ranging ambitions were
intimately intertwined. Whereas the works of
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of Bembo’s holdings, each starting and ending
with Michiel’s well-known passage, none have
approached the collection as evidence for an
intersection of familial legacy and cultural
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Here the art object is a means by which the
social and political motivations for ownership are considered via the material setting for
display. The Renaissance interior is a unifying
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also for considering objects typically overlooked: those that no longer survive or those
that are categorized as decorative arts, which
often fall out of the scope of traditional art historical inquiry. The methodology and debates
of studying collections have been eloquently
outlined in the work of Paula Findlen and
Richard Goldthwaite, who explore the complex
relationship between the urge to own material
remains and the desire to possess the immaterial knowledge they contain.
Challenging many assumptions about
decorative strategies in the Renaissance, this
study combines primary research with a new
approach to the complex heritage of humanism.
This dissertation offers a catalog of Bembo’s
objects and explores the theoretical implications of those works, which have foundations
in the classical, but also look forward to the
goals and motivations of the next century’s
collectors. A study of the mobility of Bembo’s
material goods highlights the cyclical nature of
ownership. These objects were re-purposed,
and thus do not illustrate a single moment in
the historical record, but rather are sites for
the re-working of ideas. The careful selection,
acquisition and display of objects from the
past connects cultural consumption to history
writing, a task Bembo took up for the Republic
late in life. Thus a consideration of Bembo’s
collecting of material culture accesses his
thinking. He is thus revealed as a mediator of
the distinctive changes we connect to Renaissance culture.
A realist, in Venice, would become a romantic
by mere faithfulness to what he saw before him.
Arthur Symons, Cities of Italy
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Art patronage of condottieri families in the Veneto 1455-1571: The Colleoni, Martinengo and
Savorgnan
Rebecca Norris, University of Cambridge
My doctoral thesis entitled Art patronage of
condottieri families in the Veneto 1455-1571:
The Colleoni, Martinengo and Savorgnan focuses on these three noble families based in the
western- and eastern-most regions of the Venetian terraferma. Their cities - Bergamo, Brescia and Udine, respectively - were commercial
centres along borders that played a crucial role
in the Republic’s defence against outside forces
including the Milanese, Austrian, Hungarian
and Turkish threats. The strong, independent
character of these outer-lying regions is clear in
their political relationship with Venice, which
offered these families concessions in exchange
for their service to the Republic. Their power
lay in the shifting loyalties of their volatile
regions. Playing a central role in the defence of
Venice and its mainland holdings, these nobles
supplied the necessary infantry captains and
condottieri. They were an exclusive, clannish
group with blood ties, military service and a
tendency to intermarry. The captains passed
their regiments onto their families retaining a
monopoly of increasingly professional military
men. Members of this elite group, the Colleoni,
Martinengo and Savorgnan, maintained strong
connections with Venice and moved among
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Francesco Maria della Rovere, and Marino
Sanuto, among others, even becoming members
of the Venetian patriciate themselves.
The aim of this research is to consider the
visual arts contributions of these powerful,
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status as condottieri with connections among a
broader social network throughout the Veneto.
This investigation will be a systematic case
study of the works attributed to these families
in order to expand upon the dialog of exchange
among this group and to demonstrate how art
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engaged with the world around them, they were
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this is manifest in commissions like the famous
equestrian monument of Bartolomeo Colleoni
in Venice. Such references to military power
were a revival of a classical idiom found else-
where among soldiers during the Renaissance: Uccello’s Sir John Hawkwood (1436) , Castagno’s Niccolò da Tolentino (1456), and Donatello’s
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picture, this research will draw upon various commissions including devotional images, portraiture, bronze medals, and frescoed rooms, among
others.
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RESEARC HIN G VENICE AND THE VENETO
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scholars to venture just beyond the
lagoons, in 2006 Michael Alexander
contributed an essay to this newsletter
extolling the virtues of Padua. This
article seeks to explain the archival,
artistic, and culinary treasures awaiting late medieval and early modern
scholars at the far end of the terraferma, in the city of Bergamo.
Routinely overlooked by scholars
and tourists alike, Bergamo nevertheless boasts a superb library, several
important archives, a beautifully-preserved historical center, and an array
of excellent restaurants that go far
beyond polenta taragna. The city is
located about 210 kilometers (130
miles) west of Venice, at the foot of
the Orobian Alps. For those with a
car, the A4 passes just south of the city;
if traveling by train one can change
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years the rise of discount airlines that
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to the city for those coming from afar.
Bergamo is really two cities in one.
The Città Alta is perched 300 meters
above the Lombard plain and features
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city’s abundant examples of medieval
and Renaissance architecture, while
the Città Bassa UHÁHFWVWKHFRPPHUFLDO
and industrial growth that spurred Bergamo in the nineteenth and twentieth
centuries. Regular bus service, as well
as a funicular railway, connect the two
halves of the city. The Serenissima,
which ruled Bergamo from 1428-1797,
recognized the value of Bergamo as a
military outpost against the Milanese
and as a way station on important trade
routes to Switzerland. The stereotype
of Bergamo and its residents as illiterate hillbillies and hardscrabble farmers
has recently been challenged on a
number of fronts, as Anglo-American
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panels at the RSA 2010 in Venice will
showcase some of this recent research.
The crown jewel of Bergamo for
scholars is surely the Biblioteca Civica
‘Angelo Mai.’ Housed in a stunning
seventeenth-century palazzo in the
heart of the upper city, it was initially
the Town Hall but since 1768 has
served as a public library and comPXQDODUFKLYH,QDGGLWLRQWR
modern volumes and 11,000 periodiFDOVWKHOLEUDU\SRVVHVVHVDVLJQLÀFDQW
collection of more than 12,000 cinquecentini, 2140 incunabuli, 22,000 pergamene and nearly 10,000 manoscritti.
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photographs and nearly 2,000 historic
maps. Among the 66 archives housed
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in the Biblioteca Civica, two of the
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Bergamo (Archivio del Comune), and
of the powerful confraternity known as
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Maggiore). The latter in particular
has been the source of numerous dissertations and books in medieval and
early modern history, art history, music
history, and archival studies. The
collections about the poet Torquato
Tasso, and the composers Gaetano
Donizetti and Simone Mayr, are
equally important for literary scholars
and musicologists respectively. The
library staff is friendly, professional,
and well-trained; free wireless access
is available to anyone working in the
library; and the library catalogues and
indexes are up-to-date.
Across the Piazza Vecchia is the
Archivio Storico Diocesano (formerly the Archivio della Curia), which
houses 700 linear meters of episcopal
and Church documents in the bishop’s
palace. The oldest parchments date to
the thirteenth century, but the strength
of the collection is in the series of
pastoral visitations, synodal records,
cathedral chapter documents, and so
forth from the early sixteenth century
onward. The diocesan archive contains several smaller archives within
it (e.g., Archivio Mensa Vescovile,
Archivio Tribunale Ecclesiastico,
Archivio Capitolare). This diocesan
archive has been slow to digitize its
indices and collections but a new
website and additional support from
WKH&RXQFLORI,WDOLDQ%LVKRSVVXJgests that soon many parts of the
collection will be available virtually.
Massimo Firpo’s two recent studies
of Bergamo’s heretical bishop Vittore
Soranzo (1547-1558) demonstrate
how much can still be gleaned from
these archives, as do half a dozen other
publications in 2008-09 noted on the
archive’s website.
Next to the episcopal palace one
ÀQGVWKHFKXUFKRI6DQWD0DULD0DJgiore with its richly-decorated Baroque
interior and the mysterious intarsie of
Lorenzo Lotto. The polychromatic
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Colleoni Chapel, built as a mausoleum
in honor of the condottiere Bartolomeo
Colleoni, is an arresting sight. Across
the piazzetta is the seventeenth-century
cathedral, featuring a large painting
of the Martyrdom of St. John by G.B.
Tiepolo. Returning to the Piazza VecFKLDWKH3DOD]]RGHO3RGHVWjDQGWKH
late medieval Palazzo della Ragione
(the latter often used for temporary art
exhibits) comprise a beautiful pair of
buildings to complement the Biblio-
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city’s extended subjection to Venice, a
lion of St. Mark remains embedded on
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from whence it gazes down on the
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to the elegant fountain donated by the
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the eighteenth century, which continues to delight children to this day.
The upper city features a number
of other museums, churches, and
institutes which may interest scholars. The diocesan seminary, named
after Bergamo’s hometown pope
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but the seminary library has 170,000
published volumes and is particularly
strong for ecclesiastical sources. The
Museo Storico (formerly Museo del
Risorgimento) is located in the Rocca,
the historic fortress that commands one
end of the city, while the museum’s liEUDU\DQGRIÀFHVDUHLQWKHH[FRQYHQW
of S. Francesco nearby. The Museo
Donizettiano commemorates the life
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Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848) and
includes a small library and archive
with autograph musical scores, libretti,
and correspondence. There is also an
Archeological Museum and a Museum
of Natural History, both in Piazza
della Cittadella, the traditional military
stronghold of the city and still today
the home of the carabinieri.
No scholar can live on books alone;
fortunately Bergamo’s upper city
offers a number of culinary options,
all within a three-minute walk of the
Piazza Vecchia. For a mid-morning
cappuccino, the elegant Pasticceria
Cavour or the equally lovely and
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Three expensive restaurants are located
in the Piazza Vecchia, but for a scholar
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twenty steps from the civic library. A
massive plate-glass window allows
you to consider the many choices of
pizza, calzone, focaccia farcita, or
plain bread, which can be consumed
on premises or (better yet) as a picnic
in the Piazza Vecchia. The salumeria/
gastronomia Mangili, just below the
civic library, offers a delicious torta
Valdostana and a wide choice of sliced
meats and cheese as well as the best
selection of local wines like ValCaOHSLRRU)UDQFLDFRUWD,I\RXZDQWWR
sit down for a quick meal, two birrerie
and a tavola calda are within a stone’s
throw of the Piazza Vecchia. For a
more formal meal, Trattoria Tre Torri
offers a superb veal shin or ossobuco
in an intimate surrounding of rounded
brick walls, while the Trattoria Ornella
is famous for its casoncelli (a Bergamasque version of ravioli stuffed
with pork, breadcrumbs, and parmesan,
twisted in a spiral and served with
butter and sage); both trattorias are
located less than one hundred meters
from the Piazza Vecchia on the way to
the funicular station. At least ten more
restaurants are located on the main
(read: only) street of the Città Alta, so
one will never lack for easy access to
a meal.
The lower city includes the Archivio di Stato, which for many years
was located in the monastery of S.
Spirito but as of January 2010 will
be in a new building in via Fratelli
Bronzetti. Due to the fact that this
state archive was opened only in
1959, much of the material that one
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deposited in Milan’s Archivio di Stato
or in Bergamo’s Biblioteca Civica.
Nevertheless, Bergamo’s state archive
still contains a massive collection of
14,000 notarial cartularies dating from
1245 to 1902, as well as a few private
family archives and many administrative documents from the modern
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Ateneo di Scienze, Lettere e Arti of
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library but serves as a meeting point
for professors and intellectuals to pres-
ent their research in monthly lectures,
annual symposia, and edited volumes.
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archives in the lower city, those of S.
Alessandro in Colonna and S. Alessandro della Croce, which were small but
offered a window into neighborhood
activities and day-to-day life of their
respective parishes. The Accademia
Carrara, in Piazza dell’Accademia just
three minutes’ walk below the gate of
S. Agostino, is currently closed for a
building restoration, but it features one
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Bellini, Donatello, Mantegna, Fra Angelico, Lotto, and many others.
While it is certainly possible to do
a day trip to Bergamo from Venice,
several options are available for those
staying overnight. There are plenty of
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focus on places in the historic center,
which is far more charming. The best
value are the bed-and-breakfasts in the
Città Alta, which can include selfcatering apartments or private rooms
in an independent house. Appartamenti Eulalia e Nastasia features three
beautiful apartments in Via Colleoni
that can sleep 2-6 persons; the owner
will transport you to and from the train
station or assist with a parking permit.
The B&B Entro le Mura offers two
private rooms with access to a garden,
while the B&B Al Vicolo has several
rooms next to the church of S. Andrea and the historic via Porta Dipinta. Casa Gandini offers a two-room
apartment with kitchen and splendid
view from the terrace for a two-night
minimum stay. Two traditional hotels
have long served the upper city: the Albergo Sole faces onto Piazza Vecchia
and is in the center of the action, with
a downstairs restaurant. The Agnello
D’Oro, also in the heart of the upper
city, features a traditional restaurant
with copper pots hanging from the
ceiling, but the twenty bedrooms can
be tiny. Two new hotels are lovely,
more pricey, and still in the middle of
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the upper city: the Hotel Piazza Vecchia is in Via Colleoni while the Hotel
San Lorenzo offers serene views of the
Bergamasque hills.
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found on the web (http://turismo.
provincia.bergamo.it) or at three conYHQLHQWO\ORFDWHGRIÀFHVDWWKH2ULR
al Serio airport (via Aeroporto, 13, tel
(035) 320.402); just outside the train
station in the Città Bassa (Piazzale
Marconi, tel (035) 210.204), or just below the Piazza Vecchia (via Gombito,
13, tel (035) 242.226).
Archives and Libraries in Bergamo:
Biblioteca Civica ‘Angelo Mai’,
Piazza Vecchia 15, 24129, Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 399.430/1;
www.bibliotecamai.org.
Hours: MTThF, 8:30-18:30; W, Sat,
8:30-12:30.
Archivio Storico Diocesano, Piazza
Vecchia 5, 24129 Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 278.218. www.archiviostoricodiocesibg.it. Hours: MTWThF, 9-12 (sometimes by special
arrangement in the afternoon).
Archivio di Stato di Bergamo, via
Tasso 84, 24122, Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 233.131. www.archivi.
beniculturali.it/ASBG. Hours:
M,W,F, 8:15-14:20; T,Th 8:1517:30; Sat, 8:30-13:45.
Closed until Jan. 31, 2010 when it
will reopen in via Fratelli Bronzetti.
Ateneo di Lettere e Scienze, via Torquato Tasso 4, 24124, Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 247.490. www.ateneobergamo.it. Hours: M-F, 9-12.
Biblioteca del Seminario Vescovile
*LRYDQQL;;,,,GL%HUJDPRYLD
Arena 11, 24129, Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 286.221 www.seminariobergamo.it. Hours: M-F: 10-12:30,
15-18.
Museo Donizettiano, via Arena 9,
24129 Bergamo. Tel: (035) 399.269.
http://fondazione.bergamoestoria.
it Hours: T-F: 9:30-13:00; Sat,
Holidays, and June to Sept, also
14-17:30.
Museo Storico, Piazzale Brigata Legnano (Rocca), 24129 Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 247.116. www.bergamoestoria.org. Hours: T-F, 9:3013:00; Sat, Holidays, and June to
Sept, also 14-17:30.
Restaurants, Bars, etc. in Bergamo’s
Città Alta:
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Pasticceria Cavour, via Gombito, 7.
Tel: (035) 243.418.
Caffe Tasso, Piazza Vecchia 3. Tel:
(035) 237.966. www.caffedeltasso.it
Trattoria Tre Torri, Piazza Mercato
del Fieno 7/a. Tel: (035) 244.366.
Closed Wed.
Trattoria Ornella, via Gombito 15.
Tel: (035) 232.736.
Places to Stay in Bergamo’s Città Altà
(prices as of Fall 2009, but subject to
change)
Appartamenti Eulalia e Nastasia, via
Colleoni 30: Tel: (339) 482.9017
(owner: Mario). Two-bedroom
apartment: 110 Euros.
B&B Entro le Mura, via S. Lorenzo
26. Tel: (035) 233.189. Double
room: 60-90 Euros.
Bed & Breakfast Al Vicolo, Vicolo S.
Andrea 2a, Bergamo 24129.
Tel: (338) 384.8911. Double room:
60-80 Euros.
Casa Gandini, via S. Giacomo 36,
24129 Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 220.135. Double room:
90-140 Euros. http://www.bedandbreakfastbergamo.info/casagandini.html.
Albergo Sole, via Bartolomeo Colleoni
1, 24129 Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 218.238. www.ilsolebergamo.com. 2 stars. Double Room:
85 Euros.
Hotel Agnello D’Oro, via Gombito 22,
24129 Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 249.883. 2 stars. Double
room: 93 Euros.
Hotel Piazza Vecchia, via Bartolomeo
Colleoni 3 24129 Bergamo.
Tel: (035) 428.4211. www.hotelpiazzavecchia.it. 3 stars. Double
room: 115-190 Euros.
Hotel San Lorenzo, Piazza Mascheroni
9/A. Tel: (035) 237.383. www.
hotelsanlorenzobg.it. 4 stars. Double
room: 100-170 Euros.
Christopher Carlsmith
University of Massachusetts, Lowell
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Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese: Rivals in Renaissance Venice
Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese: Rivals in Renaissance Venice. 15 March 2009 - 16 August,
2009, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; 17
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Louvre, Paris.
Exhibition Catalogue edited by Frederick
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an element of artistic life particularly relevant
to 16th century Venice. The careers of Titian,
Tintoretto and Veronese overlapped for almost
forty years and inevitably these artists, together
with many others, competed for commissions
and prizes in their home city, one of the richest
in Europe at that time, thereby creating an innovative and fertile artistic milieu. The recent
exhibition in Boston and Paris, organised by the
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du Louvre, Paris, aimed to bring to the fore this
aspect of 16th century Venetian life. Within
this concept of rivalry between ‘the big three’
of 16th century Venetian painting, the catalogue essays discuss the social, political, and
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and elucidate developments in the technical
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style’ – characterized by loose technique, rich
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Veronese to be ‘one of response, critique and
emulation’. Even though Titian as the oldest
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Marco Boschini both record that Tintoretto was
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possibly due to Titian’s jealousy or the fact that
he was a poor mentor to his pupils. A strong
antipathy seems to have developed between
the two artists with attempts to outdo each
other. Veronese, moving from Verona to Venice
permanently in the 1550s, may have been put
forward by Titian or possibly used by him to
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for the decoration of the ceiling of the Libreria
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us that Titian and Jacopo Sansovino were the
judges. Tintoretto, although not alone in this,
was frequently known to offer to work free or
at a cut price to promote his work. A famous
example of his aggressive tactics is his behaviour at the competition to paint the ceiling of
the Sala dell’Albergo in the Scuola Grande di
San Rocco. Tintoretto had managed to get access to the building and had already painted a
picture on the ceiling instead of submitting the
required drawing.
Venice’s position as a republic not under the
rule of a single family or court enabled a broad
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to be suave and diplomatic, Tintoretto more
aggressive and thrusting, whilst Veronese, who
appears to have had a more diplomatic disposition, apparently moved comfortably amongst
the nobility.
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theme, the transformation of Venetian painting
around 1500, highlights the main two changes
as being the increasing use of canvas and oil
as opposed to wooden panels and egg tempera.
This facilitated softer contours, complex paint
layers, the opportunity for expressive brushwork, new approaches to the depiction of light
and atmosphere and the development of subjects such as landscape, portraits and the erotic
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works for their beauty alone. Titian, initially
trained in Giovanni Bellini’s workshop, is seen
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to new heights. Titian’s dominance of Venetian
art went unchallenged after Bellini’s death in
1516 and it wasn’t until 1548 that the thirty
year old Jacopo Tintoretto came to the fore
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with Titian occupied with work for clients
outside of Venice, the situation was ripe for a
new challenger to Tintoretto in Veronese. With
the sense of decorum and repose in his works
he became a foil to Tintoretto’s more unsettled
and restless nature.
The comparison of sacred works shows all
three artists occupied with altar-piece composition with Veronese developing a particular
reputation for painting Biblical feast scenes
for refectories in monastries. The challenge to
demonstrate virtuoso effects such as depicting
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the artists with the opportunity to show their
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possibilities of oil paints became another opportunity to demonstrate skill and talent.
The catalogue deals in depth with the styles
of portraiture of the three artists charting the
development from a frequently stiff portrayal
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gaze of the sitter leading to a sense of connection with the viewer and to beautifully painted
still-life details. The reputation of Titian in this
area spread across Europe and his successful
approach made him a key person to emulate.
Both Tintoretto and Veronese followed in his
style. That Tintoretto should have taken such a
step is indicative of his acknowledgement that
in this area Titian was the one to follow rather
than compete with if fame and fortune were to
be gained. Veronese is known to have painted
Titian’s portrait (now lost) suggesting a close
relationship between the two.
The Appendices provide much interesting
information. A history of the collecting of
Venetian painting in Boston is followed by a
chronology placing the lives of the three artists
in the context of historical events and with reference to each other. The select bibliography
gives the books most referenced here and those
which are considered to be most important for
a general knowledge of Venetian renaissance
painting. All the catalogue entries are illustrated full page size and in colour and the text is
accompanied by over a hundred other illustrations also in colour. For an in-depth approach
to the often complex Venetian art world of the
time this is an excellent volume dealing with
the issues in a clear but never simplistic way.
Susan Grange
Independent Scholar
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Souvenir de Frederic C. Lane,
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Buddhas for the New Generation,”
in Festschrift for Piriya Krairiksh’s
60th year (Bangkok, 2007)
• “A Forest on the Sea.” Environmental Expertise in Renaissance Venice
(Baltimore, 2009)
CURRENT RESEARCH:
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Ecologies of Beef: Eighteenth-
Century Epizootics and the Environmental History of Early Modern
Europe” Environmental History
(April, 2010)
Lilian Armstrong
Mildred Lane Kemper Professor of
Art, Emerita
Wellesley College
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
larmstrong@wellesley.edu
Tel: 781-235-6434
107 Dover Road,
Wellesley, MA 02482
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The career of the Paduan miniaturist
Benedetto Bordon (ca. 1450-1530)
including his manuscript and printed
book illuminations, woodcut designs,
DQGSXEOLVKLQJDFWLYLWLHV,FRQRJUDSK\
of Petrarch’s De viris illustribus, 14thWKFHQWXULHV+DQG,OOXPLQDWLRQ
and Woodcut Design in early printed
books.
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Two Cycles of Uomini famosi
,OOXPLQDWHGE\WKH3LFR0DVWHULQ
1476,” Rivista di Storia della Miniatura 12 (2008): 23-33
• (with P. Scapecchi, and F. Toniolo),
“Gli incunaboli illustrate con
[LORJUDÀHQHOOD%LEOLRWHFDGHO
Seminario a Padova”; and annotations to incunabula illustrated with
woodcuts, in Gli Incunaboli della
Biblioteca del Seminario Vescovile
di Padova: Catalogo e Studi, eds. P.
Gios and F. Toniolo (Padova, 2008),
171-228
´7ULXPSKDO3URFHVVLRQVLQ,WDOLDQ
5HQDLVVDQFH%RRN,OOXPLQDWLRQ
and Further Sources for Andrea
Mantegna’s Triumph of Caesar,”
Manuscripta (2008): 1-63
• “Woodcuts in Classical Texts
Printed in Venice, 1490-1520, and
the Role of Benedetto Bordon as a
Designer,” in Seven Perspectives
on the Woodcut: Presentations from
“A Heavenly Craft” Exhibition and
Symposium, April 2005, ed. D. De
25
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D I R E C T O RY O F S C H O L A R S
Simone (Washington, DC, 2008),
41-63
• “The Triumph of Caesar Woodcuts
RIDQG7ULXPSKDO,PDJHU\LQ
Venetian Renaissance Books” in
Grand Scale: Monumental Prints
in the Age of Durer and Titian, exh.
cat. eds. L. Silver and E. Wyckoff
(Wellesley College, Yale University, and Philadelphia Museum of
Art, 2008-2009), (Seattle and New
Haven, 2008), 53-71
• ´9HQHWLDQ,QFXQDEOHVLQ&DPEULGJH
&ROOHFWLRQV0RGHVRI+DQG,OOXPLnation,” in The Cambridge Illuminations: The Conference Papers, (London and Turnhout, 2007), 233-243
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Petrarch, Pesellino, and Triumphal
,PDJHVIRU5HQDLVVDQFH&DVVRQL
and Manuscripts,”in The Triumph of
Marriage: papers from the Symposium (Boston, 2010)
´,QIRUPDWLRQIURP,OOXPLQDWLRQ
Learning from the Decoration of
,QFXQDEXODLQWKHVµLQPapers
from Early Printed Books as Material Objects: Principles, Problems,
Perspectives, IFLA-preconference,
Munich, 19-21 August 2009 (2010)
• “Stams/Kneussl Hours”, Stams,
Zisterzienserstift, Stiftsbibliothek,
Cod. 44, in Kurzenventar der illuminierten Handschriften bis 1600 in
der Bibliothek des Zisterzienserstifts
Stams in Tirol, eds. M. Thiesen and
M. Roland, 24-33 (website to be
launched June 2010)
Victoria Avery
Dr
University of Warwick
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
victoria.avery@warwick.ac.uk
Tel: 00 44 2476 523 007
Fax: 00 44 2476 523 006
The Department of History of Art
University of Warwick
Millburn House
Coventry CV4 7HS
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The production of bronze objects
(artillery, bells, functional domestic
and liturgical artefacts and works of
art) in Venice ca. 1300-1700; Venetian
Renaissance Sculpture (commissioning, production, collection, display and
reception); The life and work of Alessandro Vittoria (1524/5-1608); British
perceptions of Venice in the Early
Modern period
Alexandra Bamji
Lecturer in Early Modern History
University of Leeds
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
a.bamji@leeds.ac.uk
School of History
University of Leeds
Leeds
LS2 9JT
UK
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
CURRENT RESEARCH:
• “Dalle bocche da fuoco alle vere
da pozzo: la produzione artistica
dei fonditori d’artiglieria di stato
nella Venezia del Rinascimento,” in
L’Industria Artistica del Bronzo del
rinascimento a Venezia e nell’Italia
settentrionale, eds. M. Ceriana and
V. Avery (Verona, 2008), 303-344
Religion and disease in Venice, 16201700; Death in early modern Venice
and Nuremberg
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
Christopher Black
• Vulcan’s Forge in Venus’s City: A
Documentary History of the Commissioning, Production and Use of
Bronze Objects in Venice, 13501650 (Oxford, 2011)
William Barcham
Professor
)DVKLRQ,QVWLWXWHRI7HFKQRORJ\
SUNY
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
williambarcham@gmail.com
Tel: 732-545-3227 (h) / 212-217-4644
218 Harrison Avenue
Highland Park, New Jersey 08904
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Man of Sorrows in Venetian art.
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´3ULYDWH,PDJHVIRU3XEOLF6SDFHV
Religious Art in Eighteenth-Century
Venice,” in Venice in the Age of Canaletto, exh. cat. (Munich,London
and New York, 2009), 41-49
• “Rosalba Carriera e Antonio Maria
Zanetti tra Venezia e Parigi nella
SULPDPHWjGHOVHFROR;9,,,µLQ
Rosalba Carriera 1673-1757 (Verona, 2009), 147-156
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The control of space: dealing with
diversity in early modern Venice,”
Italian Studies 62:2 (2007): 175-188
5HVHDUFK3URIHVVRURI,WDOLDQ+LVWRU\
Glasgow University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
C.Black@history.arts.gla.ac.uk
Tel.: +141 3392633
12 Crown Terrace
Glasgow G12 9ES
Scotland UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
,QTXLVLWLRQVLQHDUO\PRGHUQ,WDO\
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• The Italian Inquisition (New Haven,
2009)
• “The Putnam Thesis and Problems
of the Early Modern Transition
Period,” in Sociability and its
Discontents. Civil Society, Social
Capital, and Their Alternatives in
late Medieval and Early Modern
Europe, eds. N. Eckstein and N.
Terpstra (Brepols, 2010)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
´&RQIUDWHUQLWHH/·,QTXLVL]LRQHµLQ
Dizionario dell’Inquisizione, Vol. 1,
ed. A. Prosperi
Douglas Biow
Professor
26
University of Texas at Austin
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
biow@mail.utexas.edu
Tel: 512-853-0674
Fax: 512-471-8492
'HSDUWPHQWRI)UHQFKDQG,WDOLDQ
1 University Station B7600
Austin, Texas 78712
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Leonardo Fioravanti, Tintoretto, Pietro
Bembo
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• The Culture of Cleanliness in Renaissance Italy,WKDFDDQG/RQGRQ
2006)
• “Diplomacy: Castiglione and the Art
RI%HLQJ,QFRQVSLFXRXVO\&RQspicuous,” Journal of Medieval and
Early Modern Studies 38 (2008):
35-55
• “Food: Pietro Aretino and the Art of
Conspicuous Consumption,” in The
Renaissance World, ed. J. Martin
(Oxford, 2007).
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• In Your Face: Professional Improprieties and the Art of Being
Conspicuous in Sixteenth-Century
Italy (Stanford)
´%HDUGVLQ&LQTXHFHQWR,WDO\µLQ
The Body in Early Modern Italy,
ed. J. Hairston and W. Stephens
(Baltimore)
Wife, a microhistory of the marriage of
the daughter of a Venetian senator to a
Friulian noble
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´/HDQWLFKLWjµLQCommercio e
cultura mercantileYRO,9Il Rinascimento italiano e l’Europa, eds. F.
Franceschi, R. Goldthwaite and R.
Mueller (Treviso, 2007), 309-37,
717-23
• “The Exemplary Life of Giulia
Bembo Della Torre,” in Philanagnostes:. Studi in onore di Marino
Zorzi, eds. C. Maltezou and P. Schreiner (Bari, 2008), 155-174
• “Veronese’s Patrons,” in Paolo Veronese and San Sebastiano, supplement Save Venice (2008), 78-83
• “Where the Money Flows: Art Patronage in Sixteenth-Century Venice,” in Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese:
Rivals in Renaissance Venice, ed. F.
,OFKPDQ%RVWRQ
´/jRO·DUJHQWFRXOHjÁRWV/H
PpFpQDWGDQVOD9HQLVHGX;9,H
VLqFOHµLQTitien, Tintoret, Véronèse
. . . Rivalités à Venise, eds. V. Delieuvin and J. Habert (Paris, 2009),
102-29
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
raferma. Andrea del Castagno e le sue
opere a San Zaccaria e San Marco”
(tesi di dottorato); Le prime opere di
Leonardo da Vinci; Arte contemporanea in Europa e USA; Redazione e
editing
Ersie Burke
Dr.
Monash University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Ersie.Burke@arts.monash.edu.au
11 Lorne St.
Moonee Ponds Victoria 3039
Australia
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Greek immigration, settlement and
community; Establishing the Greek
church of San Giorgio dei Greci; Elite
Greek and patrician marriages
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Francesco di Demetri Litino, the
,QTXLVLWLRQDQGWKH)RQGDFRGHL
Turchi,” Thesaurismata (2006):
79-96
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Coming to Venice: Immigration and
the forging of new ties. The Greek
experience 1498-1600
• “A concise history of the Greek
church: the 16th c.,” in The History
of the Venetian Church, ed. A. Rigo
• “Legendary origins of Venice and
the chronicle tradition,” in Venice
Before San Marco: Recent Studies
on the Origins of the City, ed. A.
Ammerman (Baltimore, 2010)
• “Venice,” in The Classical Tradition,
eds. A. Grafton, G. Most and S. Settis (Cambridge, MA, in press)
Christopher Carlsmith
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Anja Brug
pfbrown2@cs.com
Tel: 609-683-4076
Fax: 609-683-9640
M.A.
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Christopher_Carlsmith@uml.edu
Tel: 978-934-4277 / + 39 333
,WDO\FHOO
54 Humbert St
Princeton, NJ 08542
anja.brug@web.de
Tel: 0049 (0)30 2151548
Patricia Fortini Brown
Professor
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Research for two books: (1) a book
on the artistic and cultural geography
of the Venetian empire, tentatively
entitled Venice Outside Venice, (2) a
book, tentatively entitled The Venetian
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Elßholzstraße 19
10781 Berlin
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
´$UWLVWLÀRUHQWLQLD9HQH]LDHLQWHU-
Associate Professor (History)
Univ. of Massachusetts-Lowell
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
UML History Department
850 Broadway Street
Lowell, MA 01854-3099
CURRENT RESEARCH:
History of Education, 1450-1650;
History of Childhood; History of Colleges and Universities
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Mens Sana in Corpore Sano:
Health in the Montalto College of
27
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Bologna, 1585-1700,” Annali di
storia delle università italiane 13
(2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• A Renaissance Education: Schooling in Bergamo and the Venetian
Republic, 1500-1650 (Toronto, 2009)
• “’Siam Ungari’: Honor and Nationalism in Two Seventeenth-Century
Bolognese Colleges,” in Festschrift
• ´/·LGHQWLWjGL1LFROR&RORJQR
Maestro di Scuola nel Veneto nel
Cinquecento,” in Atti del Ateneo di
Bergamo, 2010-2011
Jill Carrington
Associate Professor of Art History
Stephen F. Austin State University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jcarrington@sfasu.edu
Tel: (936) 468-4351
Fax: (936) 468-4041
Department of Art
P. O. Box 13001, SFA Station
Nacogdoches TX 75962-3001
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The terrestrial and celestial globes of
the funerary monument of Tommaso
Rangone on the facade of San Giulano
Linda L. Carroll
3URIHVVRU,WDOLDQ
Tulane University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
lincar@tulane.edu
Tel: 504.865.5115
Fax: 504.865.5367
'HSDUWPHQWRI)UHQFKDQG,WDOLDQ
Tulane University
New Orleans, Louisiana 70118
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Theater in early-sixteenth-century
Venice, especially that of Angelo
%HROFR,O5X]DQWH%HROFR·VUHODWLRQV
with the Venetian patriciate
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (trans.) Venice, Cità Excelentissima:
Selections from the Renaissance
Diaries of Marin Sanudo, eds. P.
Labalme and L. Sanguineti White
(Baltimore, 2008)
• (ed. and trans.) Angelo Beolco (Il
Ruzante), La prima oratione, Modern Humanities Research Association Critical Texts, vol. 16 (London,
2009)
HGZLWK00DUVKDOO.0F,YHU
Sexualities, Textualities, Art & Music in Early Modern Italy
• “‘(El) ge sa bon laorare’: Female
Wealth, Male Competition, Musical
Festivities, and the Venetian Patriciate in Ruzante’s Pavan,” in Sexualities, Textualities
sera del Cinqueceno (Venezia 2010)
• Italie, laboratoire politique:la question de la langue et l’idée italienne,
in Politiques linguistiques en Méditerranée (Parigi-Tel Aviv 2009)
• “Architecture et patrimoine:
l’exemple de Venise,” in Actes du
colloque de Fès (2009)
• Un cosmopolite du XIX en Turquie.
Gaspare Fossati,passeur’ entre deux
mondes.1837-1857 (Lisboa - Paris,
2010)
• A la recherche de Sainte Sophie:
Gaspare et Giuseppe Fossati, Académie d’Inscription et Belles Lettres
(Paris, 2010)
Isabella Palumbo Fossati Casa
Suffolk University, Boston, MA
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
Professore
8QLYHUVLWjGL3LFFDUGLD$PLHQV
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
isafossati30@hotmail.com
Tel: 0033-1-46336910 / 003904152222
28, rue Gay Lussac
75005 Paris
France
S.Maria del Giglio 2597
30124 Venezia
,WDO\
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Matteo Casini
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
mattcasini@yahoo.com
Tel: +1 401-245-3683 (US) / +39 041
,7
Castello 3338
30122 Venice
,WDO\
15 Fairmont Av.
Cambridge, MA 02139
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Political and Social Culture, Renaissance and Baroque Venice and Florence
/DFDVDHODVRFLHWjYHQH]LDQD;9,
;9,,,9HQH]LDHLOPHGLWHUUDQHR
orientale
Ruth Chavasse
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
´0DLVRQVHWDWHOLHUVYpQLWLHQV;9,q
;9,,,qVLqFOHVµLQLa maison de
l’artiste (Rennes, 2007)
• “La famiglia Fossati di
Morcote,artsiti a Venezia,” in
Svizzeri a Venezia,storia di una
presenza (Lugano, 2008)
• “Figure femminili attraverso un
JUXSSRGLLQYHQWDULYHQH]LDQLGLÀQH
Cinquecento,” in Donne a Venezia:
forme di libertà e spazi di potere
(Venezia, 2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Mercanti veneziani in Levante nella
Kings College London (retired)
ruthchavasse@tiscali.co.uk
Tel: 0044(0)2392631362
The Old Orchard
Forestside
Rowlands Castle
Hampshire PO9 6EE
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venetian humanism: M.A.Sabellico
(1436?-1506) and edition of his Letters
(Venice, 1502)
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Humanist Educational and Emotional Expectations of Teenagers
28
LQ/DWH)LIWHHQWK&HQWXU\,WDO\µLQ
Emotions in the Household, 12001900, ed. S. Broomhall (Palgrave
Macmillan, 2008), 69-84
Ian Chessell
Dr
University of South Australia
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
chessell@bigpond.net.au
Tel: +61884316054
PO Box 347
Kensington Park SA 5068
Australia
CURRENT RESEARCH:
+LVWRU\RIWKH,RQLDQ,VODQGVSDUWLFXlarly 1750-1830
Stan Chojnacki
Professor Emeritus of History
Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
venetian@email.unc.edu
Tel.: 919-933-8985
Fax: 919-933-1608
9404 Laurel Springs Drive
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Patrician marriage, 15th-16th centuries; Comparison of patrician-popolano
marriage practices
Tel: +49(0)6221/54-7852
Fax: +49(0)6221/54-7862
Untere Str. 31
69117 Heidelberg
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venetians in Alexandria (Egypt); Cross
cultural trade; Smuggling, customs
and maritime police in the Eastern
Mediterranean and the Hanseatic area;
Merchant Diasporas in the Eastern
Mediterranean; News and News-Management in the Later Middle Ages;
Hanseatic cities and climate change
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• &RQÁLFWVDWWKHLQWHUVHFWLRQRI2ULent and Occident: A Venetian consul
in Mamlûk Alexandria at the beginning of the 15th century (Leyden)
Simona Cohen
Ph.D.
Tel-Aviv University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
simona_1@netvision.net.il
Tel: 972-9-7429458
Fax: 972-9-7421454
5 Hamiyasdim St.
5DPRW+DVKDYLP,VUDHO
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venetian painting, animal iconography,
iconography of time in the Renaissance
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´)DPLOLHVLQWKH,WDOLDQ&LWLHV
,QVWLWXWLRQV,GHQWLWLHV7UDQVLWLRQVµ
,QFamiglie e poteri in Italia tra
Medioevo et Età moderna, eds. A.
%HOODYLWLVDQG,&KDERW5RPH
2009), 33-50
• “At Home and Beyond: Women’s
Power in Renaissance Venice,” in
Donne di potere nel Rinascimento,
eds. L. Arcangeli and S. Peyronel
(Rome, 2008), 25-43
• Animals as Disguised Symbols in
Renaissance Art (Leiden, 2008)
• “Changing Functions of the Canine
,PDJHLQ9HQHWLDQ5HOLJLRXV3DLQWings of the Sixteenth Century,” Ikon
(2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
µ$Q$OGLQH9ROXPHRI3HWUDUFK,Oluminated for a Prestigious Patron,”
Zeitschrift fur Kunstgeschichte
(2009)
• ”Dogs in the Religious Paintings of
Tintoretto,” Iconographia (2009)
• “The Triad of Capital Sins in FranFLVFDQ,FRQRJUDSK\µIkon (2010)
Georg Christ
Dr. phil.
Universität Heidelberg
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
georgchrist@gmail.com
Eleanor A. Congdon
Associate Professor
Youngstown State University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
eacongdon@ysu.edu
Tel: (330) 941-3454
Youngstown State University
1 University Plaza
Youngstown, OH 44555
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venetian merchants (Marco Bembo
and Ambrogio Malipiero) working in Muslim markets in the 1470s
and 1480s; Venetians in the Western
Mediterranean c. 1400; Buildings of
Episcopal Church Architect Henry
Martyn Congdon (1834-1923)
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• Short articles in Seas and Waterways
of the World: A Historical Encyclopedia, 2 vols, eds. J. Zumerchik and
S. Danver (ABC Clio, 2009)
• (trans. and comment), Medieval
Italy, Texts in Translation, eds. K.
Jansen, Joanna Drell, and F. Andrews (Philadelphia, 2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
HGZLWK,3HWURYLFVDQG67RWK
Hungarian Medieval History: Studies in Honor of Zoltan Kosztolnyik
(Szeged, 2010)
Tracy Cooper
Professor
Temple University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
t.cooper@temple.edu
7HO,7
Fax: 215.777.9747
81 Lamb Hope Rd
Hopewell, NJ 08525
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Visual culture of Renaissance and early
modern Venice; Patronage and collecting practices; Ritual and urbanism
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Palladio ed i suoi amici veneziani,”
in Palladio 1508-1580. Il simposio
29
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del cinquecentenario, ed. F. Barbieri
et al. (Venice, 2008), 316-321.
• “Libraries Legacies Lost,” in Miscellanea Zorzi, eds. C. Maltezou
and P. Schreiner (Venice and Köln,
2008), 105-118
• “Patricians and Citizens,” in Venice,
ed. P. Humfrey, vol. 2 of Artistic
Centers of the Italian Renaissance,
ed. M. Hall (Cambridge, 2008),
151-197
Elizabeth Crouzet-Pavan
Giada Damen
Professeur d’histoire du Moyen Age
8QLYHUVLWpGH3DULV6RUERQQH
Ph.D. Candidate
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
elisabeth.crouzet_pavan@paris.sorbonne.fr
Tel: 01 43 20 60 04
gdamen@princeton.edu
Tel: 917-495-5193
ELV$YHQXH5HQp&RW\
Paris 75014
France
Dissertation: “The trade in antiquities
EHWZHHQ,WDO\DQGWKH(DVWHUQ0HGLWHUranean (c. 1400-1600)”
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Alexander Cowan
Reader in History.
Northumbria University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
A.cowan@Northumbria.ac.uk
Tel: +44 191 227 3732
Fax: +44 191 227 3696
Dept. of Humanities
School of Arts and Social Sciences
Northumbria University
Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8ST
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Gossip and street culture in early modern Venice; Social derogation among
the early modern patriciate
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “‘Looking in and looking out’. Gossip in early modern Venice,” Journal of Early Modern History (2008),
in book form (Leiden, 2009)
• “Lusty widows and chaste widows
in seventeenth-century Venice,” in
Famiglie e poteri in Italia tra Medioevo et età moderna, eds. A. BelODYLWLVDQG,&KDERW5RPH
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Social derogation and political
irresponsibility in early modern
Venice,” in Proceedings of the
conference of the International
Commission for the History of
Representative and Parliamentray
Institutions, Alghero (2010)
• “Touching her reputation: marriage,
gossip and social networks in early
modern Venice,” Acta Histriae
(2011)
CURRENT RESEARCH:
+LVWRLUHGH9HQLVH;,,,H;9HVLqFOHV
+LVWRLUHGHO·,WDOLHFRPPXQDOHHWUHQnaissante
Robert Davis
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
• Renaissances italiennes (Paris,
2007)
• (with J. Verger, eds.) La Dérision.
De la pratique sociale au rituel
politique (Paris, 2007)
• (ed. with E. Lecuppre-Desjardin)
Villes de Flandre et d’Italie : les
leçons d’une comparaison (Brepols,
2008)
´3UREOpPDWLTXHGHVDUWVj9HQLVHjOD
ÀQGX0R\HQ$JHµLQTra economica e politica : le corporazioni
nell’Europa medievale (Pistoia,
2007), 39-61
´(QWUHQpFHVVLWpVpFRQRPLTXHV
et logiques anthropologiques : le
PDUFKpLPPRELOLHUYpQLWLHQµLQ
Colloque d’Estella, XXXIII Semana
de Estudios Medievales, Mercado
immobiliario y paisajes urbanos en
el Occidente Europeo (siglos XI-XV)
(Pamplona, 2007), 269-300
davis.711@osu.edu
Tel: (614) 784-1909
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Les villes vivantes. Italie. XIIIe-XVe
siècle
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espaces publics,” in La Costruzione
della civiltà communale (Pistoia,
2007)
• “Venise-Florence. Pour une hisWRLUHFRPSDUpHGHVOLHX[GXYLYUH
ensemble,” in La convivencia en las
ciudades medievales (Najera, 2007)
Professor of History
The Ohio State University
106 Dulles Hall
Ohio State University
Columbus, OH, 43210-1367
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Bandits in Lazio and Umbria, 15501650; Mediterranean slavery
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• Holy War and Human Bondage:
Tales of Christian-Muslim Slavery
in the Early-Modern Mediterranean
(New York, 2009)
´*HRJUDSK\DQGWKH7UDIÀFLQ
Slaves in the Early-modern Mediterranean,” Journal of Medieval and
Early Modern Studies 37 (2007):
57-74
• “The Renaissance Goes Up in
Smoke,” in The Renaissance World,
ed. J. Martin (Routledge, 2007),
398-411
ZLWK*0DUYLQ´7XULVPRHFLWWj
d’arte. Quali costi sociali a Venezia?” in Turismo e città d’arte, ed.
G. Ortalli (Venice, 2007), 15-20
Blake de Maria
Associate Professor
Santa Clara University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
bdemaria@scu.edu
Tel: (408) 554-5482
30
(2010-11 Sabbatical)
1067 North Hoosac Road
Williamstown, MA 01267
Rudolf Dellermann
Eric Dursteler
'UGHV6FLHQWLÀF5HVHDUFK$VVLVWDQW
Technische Universität München
Associate Professor
Brigham Young University
CURRENT RESEARCH:
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
rudolf.dellermann@web.de
Tel: 0049 (0)9132 735305
ericd@byu.edu
Tel: 801-422-5260
Dorfstr. 23
D-91085 Weisendorf-Buch
2129 JFSB
Provo, UT 84602
CURRENT RESEARCH:
CURRENT RESEARCH:
• Becoming Venetian: Immigrants and
the Arts in Early Modern Venice
(New Haven, 2009)
Doge Andrea Dandolo (1343-1354)
and San Marco; Building history of
San Marco; Restoration of San Marco
during 19-20th century
Early modern Mediterranean; Women
and conversion; Mediterranean foodways; Multilingualism
Cara De Silva
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
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Renegade Women in the Early Modern Mediterranean,” The Medieval
History Journal 12 (2009): 355-382
• (with D. Curto, J. Kirshner and F.
Trivellato), From Florence to the
Mediterranean: Studies in Honor of
Anthony Molho (Florence, 2009)
´3RZHUDQG,QIRUPDWLRQ7KH9HQHtian Postal System in the Mediterranean, 1573-1645,” in From Florence
to the Mediterranean: Studies in
Honor of Anthony Molho, (Florence,
2009)
• “Fernand Braudel,” in French Historians, 1900-2000, ed. P. Daileader
(Oxford, 2010), 62-76
• “Women in the Ottoman Empire,” in
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Women
in World History, 4 vols., ed. B.
Smith (Oxford, 2008)
• “Roman Catholics in ConstantinoSOH,VWDQEXOµLQEncyclopedia of the
Hellenic World (Foundation of the
Hellenic World, 2008)
“Galileo’s Venice: The Visual Culture
of Science in a Renaissance Republic;”
Venetian activities in the Eastern MediWHUUDQHDQDQGRU,VODPLFZRUOG&ROH
Porter’s Venetian residency
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
Writer/Scholar
,QGHSHQGHQW
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
cara_cara@earthlink.net
Tel: 212.989.1327
311 West 24th Street, 16D
New York, NY 10011
CURRENT RESEARCH:
+XPDQLVWV,QWHOOHFWXDOOLIH&UDIWVDQG
production
Julia DeLancey
Professor of Art History
Truman State University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
delancey@truman.edu
Tel: (660)785.4430
Fax: (660)785.7463
Department of Art
OP1109, 100 E. Normal St.
Truman State University
Kirksville MO 63501
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Art historical work on pigments and
the pigment trade in Florence and
Venice, mainly sixteenth century, in
particular, vendecolori in Venice including issues of wealth, social status,
and shop location in Venice
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Shipping Colour: valute, pigments,
trade, and Francesco di Marco Datini ,” in Trade in Artists’ Materials:
Markets and Commerce in Europe
to 1700, eds. J. Kirby Atkinson, S.
Nash, J. Cannon (London)
• “L’arredo e le sculture della cappella: un linguaggio antico veneziano
SHUO·DUFDGLVDQW·,VLGRURµQuaderni
della Procuratoria. Arte, storia,
restauri della Basilica di San Marco
a Venezia 3 (2008): 35-47
• “Le tombe del vescovo Hermann
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battistero di San Marco,” Quaderni
della Procuratoria. Arte, storia,
restauri della Basilica di San Marco
a Venezia 4 (2009): 93-95
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Iussu ducis - auf Befehl des Dogen.
Die Cappella di Sant’Isidoro in San
Marco. Kunst und Heiligenpräsentation unter dem Dogen Andrea
Dandolo (1343-1354)
Michelle DiMarzo
Graduate Student
Temple University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
michelle.dimarzo@gmail.com
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
Roger Downey
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
ozmirage@speakeasy.net
Tel: 206-285-4888
2146 9th Avenue West, #1
Seattle, WA 98119-2843
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venice in 1642, the year of the birth of
modern opera
• “Food and Politics,” in A Cultural
History of Food, vol. 3, The Renaissance, c. 1300-1600, ed. K. Albala.
(Oxford, 2011)
• “Defending Virtue and Preserving
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Honor on the Early Modern Dalmatian Frontier,” Journal of Early
Modern History 14 (2010)
• “Describing or Distorting the
“Turk”? The Relazioni of the Vene31
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•
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•
•
tian Ambassadors in Constantinople
as Historical Source,” Acta Histriae
(2010)
(Turkish translation of Venetians in
Constantinople) Constantinople’da
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Milliyet, Kimlik ve Bir Arada
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Renegade Women: Gender, Identity and Boundaries in the Early
Modern Mediterranean (Baltimore,
2011)
“‘A Continual Tavern in My House’:
Food and Diplomacy in Early Modern Constantinople,” in Renaissance
Studies in Honor of Joseph Connors
(Florence, 2011)
Handbook of Venetian History,
1400-1797 (Leiden, 2012)
(with M. O’Connell), The Medieval
and Early Modern Mediterranean
World (Baltimore, 2012)
Robert Echols
,QGHSHQGHQW6FKRODU
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
echols@suscom-maine.net
Tel: 207-833-7869
Fax: 207-833-7869
9 Barker Point Road
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CURRENT RESEARCH:
Reconsideration of Jacopo Tintoretto
catalogue
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
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Tintoretto Catalogue: Checklist of
Revised Attributions and a New
Chronology,” Jacopo Tintoretto:
Proceedings of the International
Symposium, Museo Nacional del
Prado, Madrid, February 26-27,
2007 (Madrid, 2009)
• Catalogue entries in Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese: Rivials in Renaissance
Venice, exh. cat., Museum of Fine
Arts (Boston, 2009)
• Titien, Tintoret, et Veronèse…Rivalités à VeniseH[KFDW0XVpHGX
Louvre, 2009-2010); “Les nouveaux
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• “Tintoretto the Painter,” and
other entries in Tintoretto, exh. cat.,
Museo del Prado (Madrid, 2007)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Systematic Catalogue, 16th Century
Italian Paintings (Tintoretto and followers) (Washington D.C.)
Sabine Engel
Ph.D. Candidate
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
sabine.engel@berlin.de
Tel: ++ 49.30.6877003
.LUFKVWU,,
10557 Berlin
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Saints in Venice; Representations of
Lucretia
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´/LPLWDUHODOLEHUWjGLXQDQRELOH
donna e consolidare i valori conservatori veneziani tramite il potere
della pittura: ‘Cristo e l’Adultera’
di Nicolò de’ Barbari,” in Donne
a Venezia tra ‘500 e ‘700. Spazi di
libertà e forme di potere. Convegno
internazionale (8-10 maggio 2008)
35139 Padova
,WDO\
CURRENT RESEARCH:
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)HUPHYpQLWLHQQHjODÀQGX0R\HQ
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HWPDUFKpVDOLPHQWDLUHVj9HQLVHGDQV
OHVGHUQLHUVVLqFOHVGX0R\HQÇJH
Histoire de la cuisine et des pratiques
JDVWURQRPLTXHVYpQLWLHQQHV
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
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Moyen Age: le centre d’un espace
GHUDYLWDLOOHPHQWVDQVIURQWLqUHµLQ
Actes du colloque de Bologne de
l’IEHCA (déc. 2003) (Paris)
´$XF±XUGHO·DQQRQHYpQLWLHQQH
OHIRQGDFRGHOOHIDULQHGH5LDOWRj
ODÀQGX0R\HQÇJHµMélanges de
l’Ecole Française de Rome
Ronnie Ferguson
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School of Modern Languages
University of St Andrews
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
rgf@st-and.ac.uk
Tel: (01334) 463668
Fax: (01334) 463677
'HSDUWPHQWRI,WDOLDQ
School of Modern Languages
University of St Andrews
St Andrews
Fife KY16 9PH
Scotland, UK
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
CURRENT RESEARCH:
• ‘Christus und die Ehebrecherin’.
Das venezianische Lieblingssujet
des 16. Jahrhunderts im Spannungsfeld von Kirche, Kunst und Staat
Linguistic history of Venice; The
origins of Venetian; Venetian/Veneto
etymology; Sixteenth century Venetian
theatre; Ruzante
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
Fabien Faugeron
0HPEUHHQ+LVWRLUHPpGLpYDOH
(FROH)UDQoDLVHGH5RPH
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
fabien.faugeron@efrome.it
Tel: +390498766619
Via Boccalerie, 27
3° piano, int. 10
• A Linguistic History of Venice (Florence, 2007)
• “The role of food in Ruzante’s
theatre,” in L’italiano a tavola. Linguistic and Literary Traditions, eds.
A.L. Lepschy and A. Tosi (Perugia,
2010), 43-51
• “From proto-language of state to urban dialect: The impact on Venetian
32
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in Language Contact and Minority
Languages on the Littorals of Europe, eds. S. Ureland, A. Lodge and
S. Pugh (Berlin, 2007), 161-173
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
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penna che nella scena starebben
male’. Reading between the lines
of the surviving Ruzante texts,” in
The Actor-Author in the History of
Italian Theatre, eds. J. Farrell and
D. Fischer (Oxford, 2011)
“Venetian Language,” in The Handbook of Venetian History 14001797, ed. E. Dursteler (Leiden,
2012)
Alison Frazier
Associate Professor
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
akfrazier@mail.utexas.edu
Tel: 512.475.6375
History B7000
1 Mail Station
University of TX at Austin
Austin TX 78712-0220
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Candiano Bollani, Commentary on
Genesis
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Mount Scopus
91905 Jerusalem
,VUDHO
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Mythological narratives in Renaissance
art; Titian and Antiquity
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
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in Titian’s Venus and Adonis” in
Titian: Materiality, Likeness, Istoria,
ed. J. Woods-Marsden (Turnhout,
2007), 83-96
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Classical Myths in Italian Renaissance Painting (Cambridge, 2011)
Martin Gaier
Dr. phil.
Department of History of Art, University of Basel
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
martin.gaier@unibas.ch
Tel: 0041 (0)61 206 63 80
Fax: 0041 (0)61 206 62 97
Kunsthistorisches Seminar
St. Alban-Graben 8
CH-4010 Basel
Switzerland
CURRENT RESEARCH:
• “Machiavelli, Trauma, and the
Scandal of The Prince” in History
in the Comic Mode, eds. Fulton and
Holsinger (2007)
Art and politics in early modern Venice;
the Campi of Venice; the relations between
architects and proti in Renaissance Venice;
eclecticism around 1700; Villas in the
Veneto; German artists and writers in 19th
FHQWXU\,WDO\
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Biography as a Genre of Moral
Philosophy” in New Directions in
Renaissance Ethics, eds. D. Lines
and S. Ebbersmeyer (2010/11)
• “La fortuna di Palladio a Venezia tra
Seicento e Settecento: le facciate
delle chiese,” in Architettura delle
facciate. Le chiese di Palladio a
Venezia. Nuovi rilievi, storie, materiali, eds. A. Guerra and P. Modesti
(Venice, 2010), 59-81
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
Luba Freedman
Associate Professor
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Luba.Freedman@huji.ac.il
Fax: 972-2-5815-399
Department of the History of Art
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• (with L. Bader and F. Wolf, eds.)
Vergleichendes Sehen (München,
2010)
´©$UFKLWHWWXUD9HQHWLDQDª$QWRQLR
da Ponte, Leonardo Fioravanti e la
rinascenza dello stile repubblicano
DOODÀQHGHO&LQTXHFHQWRµLQCelebrazione e autocritica. La Serenissima e la ricerca dell’identità
veneziana nel tardo Cinquecento,
eds. B. Paul and G. Tagliaferro
(Rome, 2010)
• “Le fatiche di Tiziano. Venezia e
ODOLEHUWjGHOOHDUWLµLQVenezia
– mercato delle arti, ed. B. Marx
(Firenze, 2011)
John Garton
Dr.
Clark University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jgarton@clarku.edu
Tel: 508.490.5797
69 South Street
Northborough, MA 01772
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The Grotesque in the Renaissance,
WKFHQWXU\,WDOLDQSRUWUDLWXUH7LWLDQ
Tintoretto; Veronese; Leonardo da
Vinci
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (Contributing author) Titian,
Tintoretto, & Veronese: Rivals in
Renaissance Venice, Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston, March 15th – AuJXVWWK0XVpHGX/RXYUH
September 17th, 2009 – April 1st,
2010 (Boston, 2009), 196-205,
210-221
• Grace and Grandeur: The Portraiture of Paolo Veronese (Turnhout &
London, 2008)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• New Studies on Old Masters: Essays
in Renaissance Art in Honor of
Colin Eisler, eds. J. Garton and D.
Wolfthal (Toronto, 2010)
Ruthy Gertwagen
Senior lecturer, and professor of Modern Hellenic Studies
Haifa University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
ruger@macam.ac.il
Tel: 04-8712767
33
VOLUME 29 2 010
30 Ranas St.
Qiriat Motzkin, PB 117 26317
,VUDHO
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venice and its maritime empire up
to 1500; Medieval and early modern
Mediterranean trade, navigation routes,
ships, ports and port towns and naval
warfare; History of Mediterranean and
Black Sea marine environment and
ecology since medieval period up to
the twenties century; Project Leader of
the history of marine environment in
the Venetian Lagoon and the Venetian
Lagoon since the Middle Ages
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The Contribution of Venice’s
colonies to its naval warfare in
the Eastern Mediterranean in the
Fifteenth century,” Rivista Mediterranea. Ricerche storiche 4 (2007):
113-173
• “Corfu and its port in the Venetian
policy in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Late Medieval and
Early Modern Period (14th and 15th
centuries),” Journal of International
Maritime History 19/1 (2007): 181210
• (ed.) Il mare. Come’era. Le interazioni tra humo ed ambiente nel
Mediterraneo dall’Epoca Romana
al XIX secolo: una visione storica
ed ecologica delle attività di pesca,
Supplemento ai Quaderni ex ICRAM
• “Approccio Multidisciplinare allo
studio dell’ambiente marino e della
pesca nel Medioevo Mediterraneo
orientale,” in Il mare. Come’era,
144-182
Dieter Girgensohn
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
d.girgensohn@t-online.de
Tel: 49/551/55200
Fax: 49/551/4888613
Brüder-Grimm-Allee 42
37075 Göttingen
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Ecclesiastical and social history in the
later Middle Ages; concerning Venice: promissioni dogali, testaments
of doges and dogaresse, the Foscari
family; Padua in the 14th-15th cent.:
university, canon law teaching, especially Francesco Zabarella
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´.HKUV5HJHVWDSRQWLÀFXP5RPDnorum: Entstehung - wissenschaftlicher Ertrag - organisatorische
Mängel,” in Das Papsttum und das
vielgestaltige Italien. Hundert Jahre
,WDOLDSRQWLÀFLD, eds. K. Herbers and
J. Johrend (Berlin-New York, 2009),
215-257
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Michiel, Fantino,” and “Moro,
Antonio,” in 'L]LRQDULRELRJUDÀFR
degli Italiani
• “Jurisdiktion in der abhängigen
Stadt: Treviso zu Beginn der
Herrschaft Venedigs (1338-44),” in
Europa e Italia. Studi in onore di
Giorgio Chittolini
• Le promissioni dei dogi di Venezia
nel basso Medioevo
• I Foscari. L’ascesa di una famiglia nobile nella Venezia del basso
Medioevo
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Acre,” “Ascalon,” and “Tyre,” in
Dictionaires des orders militaries au
Moyen Âge (2008)
• Review article of History of Marine
Animal Population (HMAP) and the
Mediterranean (December 2009)
• “Venice’s policy towards the Defense
of its Maritime Empire against the
2WWRPDQVLQWKHÀIWHHQWKFHQWXU\µ
Thesaurismata
Susan Grange
,QGHSHQGHQW6FKRODU
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
susangrange@hotmail.com
Tel: 07974 000291
Fax: 0115 9251516
Pasture House
8 Linden Grove
Beeston
Nottingham NG9 2AD
CURRENT RESEARCH:
*LRYDQQL%HOOLQL7KH&RQÁDWLRQRI
Music, Art and Venice
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Music in Venetian Renaissance Art
(2010)
Jamie Greenberg
Graduate student
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jlgreenb@princeton.edu
Paul F. Grendler
Professor of History Emeritus
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
paulgrendler@gmail.com
Tel: 919-929-9505
Fax: 919-929-5773
110 Fern Lane
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
CURRENT RESEARCH:
-HVXLW+LJKHU(GXFDWLRQLQ,WDO\
1700
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• The University of Mantua, The Gonzaga, and the Jesuits, 1584-1630
(Baltimore, 2009)
• ´6WXGLHVRQWKH,WDOLDQ8QLYHUVLWLHV
of the Renaissance: an Unpublished
Work of Paul Oskar Kristeller,”
History of Universities 24 (2009):
36-68.
• “Vita e morte dell’Universita’ di
Mantova, 1624-1630,” Civiltà mantovana 44 no. 127 (2009): 82-111
´,WDOLDQ%LEOLFDO+XPDQLVPDQGWKH
Papacy, 1515-1535,” in Biblical
Humanism and Scholasticism in
the Age of Erasmus, ed. E. Rummel
(Leiden, 2008), 227-76
• “The Life and Death of the University of Mantua, 1624-1630,” The
Journal of the Historical Society 8
(2008): 601-626.
´&RQWLQXLW\DQG&KDQJHLQ,WDOLDQ
Universities Between the Middle
Ages and the Renaissance,” in
34
Renaissance Medievalisms, ed. K.
Eisenbichler (Toronto, 2009), 33-51
• “Giacomo Antonio Marta: Antipapal
Lawyer and English Spy, 16091618,” The Catholic Historical
Review 93 (2007): 789-814
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “The Case for Catapults in the
Classroom: Experiential Learning
in Medieval History,” Teaching
History
Centre National de la Recherche SciHQWLÀTXH
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jc-hocquet@wanadoo.fr
Tel: 33 3 20129245
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
Johanna Heinrichs
$UWLFOHVRQ%DOOSOD\LQJLQ,WDOLDQ
Universities, other topics
3/33 rue Chambre des Comptes
59000 Lille
France
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
CURRENT RESEARCH:
jdheinrichs@gmail.com
Tel: 516.712.9095
Department of Art & Archaeology
105 McCormick Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544
Storia economica e sociale, l’economia
marittima (Medio Evo); Giacomo
Badoer, mercante veneziano a CostanWLQRSROL/DÀQDQ]DSXEEOLFD6WRULD
GHOODFLWWjHGHOOR6WDWR
CURRENT RESEARCH:
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
Giuseppe Gullino
Professor
University of Padua
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
giuseppe.gullino@unipd.it
Tel: +393497105582
Via F. Parri, 5
30126 Lido di Venezia (VE)
,WDO\
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Dissertation, “Between City and
Country: The Residential Suburb in the
Veneto, 1545-1575”
Paul Hills
Atlante della Repubblica Veneta
1790(english version)
Professor
&RXUWDXOG,QVWLWXWHRI$UW
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
• Atlante della Repubblica Veneta
1790 (Sommacampagna, 2007)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Da Como a Venezia: economia e
politica dei Rezzonico,” in Atti del
Convegno su Carlo Rezzonico (Clemente XIII) Padova, 12 novembre
2008
Jason Hardgrave
Associate Professor of History
8QLYHUVLW\RI6RXWKHUQ,QGLDQD
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jhardgrave@usi.edu
Tel: 812-465-1221
8600 University Boulevard
(YDQVYLOOH,1
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Law, gender, and education
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Parishes and Patriarchy: Gender
and Boundaries in Late Medieval
Venice,” Viator 41 (2010)
paul.hills@courtauld.ac.uk
Tel: 0044 020-7848-2777
&RXUWDXOG,QVWLWXWHRI$UW
Somerset House, Strand,
London WC2R ORN
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Curtains, veils and drapes in Renaissance Venice; Colour and language
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Titian’s Fire: Pyrotechnics and
Representations in Sixteenth-Century Venice,” Oxford Art Journal
30.2 (July 2007): 185-204
• “Tintoretto and Venetian Gothic,” in
Jacopo Tintoretto: Proceeeding of
the International Symposium, ed. M.
Falomir (Madrid, 2009), 13-18
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• The Renaissance Image Unveiled,
The Watson Gordon Lecture 2009,
National Gallery of Scotland and
the University of Edinburgh (2010)
Jean-Claude Hocquet
• Venise. Guide culturel d’une ville
d’art. De la Renaissance à nos jours
(Paris, 2010)
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JUHFVjODÀQGX0R\HQ$JHµLQ
I Greci durante la venetocrazia.
Uomini, spazio, idée, XIII-XVIII sec,
Atti del Convegno Internazionale di
Studi, Venezia, 3-7 dicembre 2007,
eds. C. Maltezou, A. Tzavara et D.
Vlassi (Venezia, 2009), 65-81
´/HV\VWqPHSRUWXDLUHGH9HQLVHj
ODÀQGX0R\HQ$JHµLQLes ports
et la navigation en Méditerranée
au Moyen Age, Actes du colloque
de Lattes, 12-14 novembre 2004,
eds. G. Fabre, D. Le Blevec and D.
Menjot (ACPLR, 2009), 125-143
• “Lavorazione salifera e immiJUD]LRQHD7RUFHOORDOODÀQHGHO
;,,VHFRORµMiscellanea di Studi
e Memorie Torcellane, Quaderni
Torcellani 3 (2010): 29-41
• “Les relations entre Venise et la
Flandre et le commerce des draps de
ODLQHjODÀQGX0R\HQÇJHµ%ulletin de la Commission Historique
du Nord, Histoire – Archéologie 54
(2008-09): 141-63
• “The System of Venetian Trade/Le
V\VWqPHFRPPHUFLDOGH9HQLVH,O
sistema del commercio veneziano,” in Dogana da mar, La punta
dell’arte, ed. G. Romanelli, 176-235
'LUHFWHXUGHUHFKHUFKHpPpULWH
35
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)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Venise et le monopole du sel. ProGXFWLRQFRPPHUFHHWÀQDQFHG·XQH
République marchande (xe – xviie
siècles), 2 vol. (Paris and Venise)
djh1000@cam.ac.uk
Tel: +44 1223 332975/339360
Fax: +44 1223 740399
• “The Great Rialto Bridge Debate,”
in Public Buildings in early Modern
Europe (16th-18th Century)SDUW,
Government, Justice and Economy,
ed. K. Ottenheym (Paris)
• “Power and practicality at Palmanova: the role of Marc’Antonio
Barbaro,” in Celebrazione e autocritica: la Serenissima e la ricerca
GHOO·LGHQWLWjYHQH]LDQDQHOWDUGR
Cinquecento, eds. B. Paul and G.
Tagliaferro
• “Diplomacy and Culture,” in Goods,
Gifts, Thefts, eds. C. Schmidt Arcangeli, (Florence)
• “‘An Epitomie of the Whole World’:
Court Architecture in the Countries around the North Sea 15001650,” in Il Rinascimento italiano e
l’Europa, ed. D. Calabi (Treviso)
• “Attitudes to the Gothic in Renaissance Venice,” in Le Gothique de la
Renaissance, ed. Monique Chatenet,
Picard, Paris
• “The role of music in the Venetian home in the Cinquecento,”
in Sound, Space and Object: The
Aural, the Visual and the Tactile in
French and Italian Music Rooms,
eds. D. Howard, L. Moretti and S.
Pickford
Leofranc Holford-Strevens
Dr
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
aulus@gellius.demon.co.uk
Tel: +44 1865 552808
Fax: +44 1865 512237
67 St Bernard’s Road
Oxford OSX 6EJ
UK
Liz Horodowich
New Mexico State University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
lizh@nmsu.edu
Tel: 505-646-1515
History Department, MSC 3H
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM 88003
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Foul Language and Obscenity in Sixteenth-Century Venice; Venice and the
New World
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• A Brief History of Venice (London,
2009)
• Language and Statecraft in Early
Modern Venice (Cambridge, 2008)
• “Body Politics and the Tongue in
Sixteenth-Century Venice,” in The
%RG\LQ(DUO\0RGHUQ,WDO\HGV-
Hairston and W. Stephens (Baltimore, 2010), 195-209
• “Cecilia Ferrazzi and the Pursuit
of Sanctity in the Early Modern
World,” in Teaching Other Voices:
Women and Religion in Early
Modern Europe, eds. M. King and
A. Rabil Jr. (Chicago and London,
2006), 176-82
Deborah Howard
Professor of Architectural History
University of Cambridge
Faculty of Architecture &
History of Art
1 Scroope Terrace
Cambridge CB2 1PX
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
16th-century Venetian architecture
Cultural exchange in the eastern Mediterranean; Architecture & Music in
Renaissance Venice
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Architectural Politics in Renaissance Venice,” in Proceedings of the
British Academy 154 (2008): 29-68
• “Palladio and Venetian Republicanism,” in Palladio: 1508-2008. Il
simposio del cinquecentenario, eds.
F. Barbieri, D. Howard, et al. (Venice, 2008), 294-299
• “Citizens of the Serenissima,” Art
Quarterly (Winter 2008), 56-8
• ´,%DUEDURFRPHFROOH]LRQLVWL
ULQDVFLPHQWDOL·LQ,OFROOH]LRQLVPR
d’arte a Venezia. Dalle origini al
Cinquecento, eds. M. Hochmann, R.
Lauber and S. Mason (Venice, 2009,
192-205
• ZLWK3*RDG´,QWURGXFWLRQµWR
session on Architecture and Memory, in Crossing Cultures: ConÁLFW0igration and convergence,
Proceedings of the 32nd International Congress of the History of
Art (Comite International d’Histoire
de l’Art, CIHA), ed. J. Anderson
(Melbourne, 2009), 612-3
• “Venice and the East,” in East-West
DIVAN: Contemporary Art form
Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan, ed.
J. Montagu, exh. cat., Biennale di
Venezia 53. Esposizione Internationale d’Arte (Venice, 2009), 14-19
• (with L. Moretti) Sound and Space
in Renaissance Venice: Architecture, Music, Acoustics (New Haven,
2009)
Lyle Humphrey
,QGHSHQGHQW6FKRODU
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jh234@nyu.edu
Tel: 919-608-9599
1606 Craig Street
Raleigh, NC 27608
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The production, illumination, and use
of Venetian confraternity rule books
(mariegole); Manuscript illumination
from the Veneto; History of the Venetian confraternities and guilds
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Cristoforo Cortese’s Signed
Frontispieces in the Museo Civico
Amedeo Lia, La Spezia and the
36
Mariegola of the Scuola dei Milanesi of Venice,” Rivista di Storia
della Miniatura 12 (2008): 81-94
Holly Hurlburt
Associate Professor, History/Women
6RXWKHUQ,OOLQRLV8QLYHUVLW\
Carbondale
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
hurlburt@siu.edu
Tel: (618) 453-7867
Fax: (618) 453-5440
Department of History, Mailcode 4519
6RXWKHUQ,OOLQRLV8QLYHUVLW\
&DUERQGDOH,/
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Caterina Corner; Gender and Venetian
Empire
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Body of Empire: Caterina Corner in
9HQHWLDQ+LVWRU\DQG,FRQRJUDSK\µ
Early Modern Women: an Interdisciplinary Journal 4 (2009): 61-99
• “A Renaissance for Renaissance
Women?” (review essay) Journal of
Women’s History 19 (2007)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Columbus’ Sister: Female Agency
and Women’s Bodies in Early
Modern Atlantic and Mediterranean
Empires,” in &RQÁLFW&RQFRUG
Attending to Early Modern Women,
Proceedings of the 2009 Symposium
(University of Delaware Press,
2012)
Frederick Ilchman
Curator of Paintings
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
his workshop and circle (project with
Robert Echols); Tintoretto and the
Madonna dell’Orto; Veronese’s paintings and drawings in North American
collections
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Venetian Painting in an Age
of Rivals” as well as many essays and catalogue entries (some
co-authored) in Titian, Tintoretto,
Veronese: Rivals in Renaissance
VeniceHG),OFKPDQ%RVWRQ
2009). Some of these same texts
were reprinted in the French edition,
Titien, Tintoret, Vèronese… Rivalités à Venise, eds. V. Delieuvin and J.
Habert (Paris, 2009)
• “Sharing a Meal,” Art News 108
(March 2009), 80-3
• (with R. Echols) “Toward a New
Tintoretto Catalogue, with a
Checklist of revised Attributions
and a New Chronology,” in Jacopo
Tintoretto: Actas del Congreso
Internacional, ed. M. Falomir, (Madrid, 2009), 91-150
• “View of Venice (detail),” in Venice
Unlocked, ed. Oliver Barker (Melbourne, 2008), 6-8
• Sebastian: A Saint for Venice,”
Studies in Venetian Art and Conservation (2008): 57-65
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• catalogue entry on Tintoretto’s Deposition from the Church of the UmLOWjLQDYROXPHRQUHFHQWUHVWRUDtions at the Galleria dell’Accademia
• “Tintoretto’s Transformations,”
Festschrift for David Rosand
David Jacoby
ÀOFKPDQ#PIDRUJ
Tel.: 617 369 3346
Fax: 617 424 8460
Professor Emeritus
Hebrew University
Art of Europe
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
465 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
jacobgab@mscc.huji.ac.il
Tel: 972-2-5860380 (home)
Fax: 972-2-5865526 (home)
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Research on Jacopo Tintoretto and
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Hebrew University
Jerusalem 91905
,VUDHO
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Economy and society in Byzantium,
the former territories of Byzantium
after the Fourth Crusade, the Crusader states of the Levant and Egypt;
,QWHUFXOWXUDOH[FKDQJHVEHWZHHQWKH
West and the eastern Mediterranean in
the 11th-15th centuries; Medieval silk
production and trade in the Mediterranean region (a book in progress)
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
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Powers, and the Black Sea before
1204,” Byzantinische Zeitschrift 100
(2007): 677-699
´0XOWLOLQJXDOLVPDQG,QVWLWXWLRQDO
Patterns of Communication in Latin
Romania (Thirteenth-Fourteenth
Centuries),” in Diplomatics in the
Eastern Mediterranean 1000-1500.
Aspects of Cross-Cultural Communication, eds. A. Beihammer,
M. Parani and C. Schabel (Leiden,
2008), 27-48
• “The Jews in Byzantium and the
Eastern Mediterranean: Economic
Activities from the Thirteenth to
the Mid-Fifteenth Century,” in
Wirtschaftsgeschichte der mittelalterlichen Juden: Fragen und
Einschätzungen, eds. M. Toch and
E. Müller-Luckner (Schriften des
Historischen Kollegs, Kolloquien
71) (München, 2008), 25-48
• “Marino Sanudo Torsello on Trade
Routes, Commodities, and Taxation,” in Philanagnostes. Studi in
onore di Marino Zorzi, eds. C.
Maltezou and P. Schreiner (Venezia,
2008), 185-197
• “Die Kreuzfahrerstadt Akko,” in
Burgen und Städte der Kreuzzugszeit, ed. M. Piana (Petersberg,
2008), 242-251
• “Silk Production,” in The Oxford
Handbook of Byzantine Studies, eds.
E. Jeffreys, J. Haldon and R. Cormack (Oxford, 2008), 421-428
• “The Greeks of Constantinople under Latin Rule, 1204-1261,” in The
Fourth Crusade: Event, Aftermath,
37
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and Perceptions, ed. T. Madden
(Farnham, 2008), 53-73
• “After the Fourth Crusade,” in The
Cambridge History of the Byzantine
Empire, c. 500-1492, ed. J. Shepard
(Cambridge, 2008), 731-758
• “Caviar Trading in Byzantium,” in
Mare et Litora. Essays presented
to Sergei Karpov, ed. R. Shukurov
(Moscow, 2009), 349-364
• “Benjamin of Tudela and his ‘Book
of Travels,”” in Venezia incrocio di
culture. Percezioni di viaggiatori
europei e non europei a confronto,
eds. K. Herbers and F. Schmieder,
Centro Tedesco di Studi Veneziani,
Ricerche 4 (Rome, 2008), 135-164.
Claire Judde de Lariviere
PhD
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Honorary research fellow, Birkbeck
College, University of London
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
judde@univ-tlse2.fr
Tel: 033610894735 / 0447910389203
'pSDUWHPHQWG·+LVWRLUH
8QLYHUVLWp7RXORXVH,,
DOOpHV$QWRQLR0DFKDGR
31058 Toulouse cedex
France
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venetian Society: social relations and
interactions, 15th-16th centuries; The
popolani: Forms of sociability; Public
and Private in Venice; The economic
practices of the Venetian patricians,
15th-16th centuries
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• Naviguer, commercer, gouverner.
Économie maritime et pouvoirs à
Venise (XVe-XVIe siècles) (Leiden,
2008)
´/DGHFLPDYpQLWLHQQH;9H;9,H
VLqFOHVUHÁHWG·XQHVRFLpWpHQPXtation,” in De l’estime au cadastre
en Europe (Paris, 2007), 497-511
• Il naufragio della Querina. Veneziani nel circolo polare artico,
Postfazione (Rome, 2007)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
´/DIURQWLqUHUDSSURFKpHFRQÁLWV
DXVHLQGHODVRFLpWpYpQLWLHQQHDX
temps de la ligue de Cambrai (15081516),” in Las sociedades fronterizas del Mediterráneo al Atlántico
(ss. XVI-XVII), Actes du colloque
organisé par la Casa de Velázquez
et Framespa
of Collecting in Verona (Ashgate)
• “Felice Feliciano, 1433-1480;”
“Lodovico Moscardo, 1611-1681;”
“Francesco Conte Miniscalchi
Erizzio, 1810-1875;” “Mario Conte
Minisclchi Erizzio, 1881-1957;” in
Die Italianischen Zeichnungen der
Albertina, Generalverzeichnis Bd. 5
(Vienna, 2009-10)
Marina Del Negro Karem
Margaret King
Adjunct Professor
Spalding University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
mpkare01@louisville.edu
Tel: 502-499-0213
3011 Weather Way
Louisville, Kentucky 40220
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Ongoing study on the representation
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9HQLFHDQGWKH-HZV$5HÁHFWLRQLQ
the Visual Arts. Preliminary studies
published on website: Venetian Jewish
Anthology
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “The Merchants of Venice: A View of
the Serenissima from the Northern
Perspective,” (2008)
Evelyn Karet
Dr.
Clark University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
evelynkaret@charter.net
Tel: 508-798-3011
15 Denison Road
Worcester, MA 01609
CURRENT RESEARCH:
(DUO\1RUWK,WDOLDQGUDZLQJV$QWRQLR
,,%DGLOHDOEXPRIHDUO\5HQDLVVDQFH
drawings (c. 1500); Miniature cuttings
from the circle of Stefano da Verona;
Patronage situation in Verona; Michelino da Besozzo; Lodovico Moscardo
Collection
Professor
Brooklyn College & Grad Center,
CUNY
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
marglking@gmail.com
Tel: 718-224-5066
Fax: 718-428-5516
324 Beverly Road
Douglaston, NY 11363
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Mothers and Sons, a history of the
maternal role in the intellectual, spiritual, and psychological formation of
successful or powerful sons
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The Emergence of Mother as
Teacher in Early Modern Europe,”
in The Renaissance in the Streets,
Schools, and Studies: Essays in
Honour of Paul F. Grendler, eds.
K. Eisenbichler and N. Terpstra
(Toronto, 2008), 41-86
• “Concepts of Childhood: What We
Know and Where We Might Go,”
(review essay), Renaissance Quarterly 60 (2007): 371-407
• (with A. Rabil, Jr., eds.) Teaching
Other Voices: Women and Religion
in Early Modern Europe (Chicago,
2007)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
“Renaissance Selves, Renaissance
Bodies,” in A Cultural History of
the Human Body in the Renaissance, eds. W. Bynum and L. Kaloff
(London, 2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• The Antonio II Badile Album of
Drawings (c. 1500) and the Origins
Michael Knapton
Associate Professor
38
Dipartimento di scienze storiche e
GRFXPHQWDULH8QLYHUVLWjGL8GLQH
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
mknapto@tin.it
Tel: 0444-523146 (h)
Gabriele Koester
Dr.
Kulturhistorisches Museum Magdeburg
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
zianer zu Griechen,” in Fremde in
der Stadt. Ordnungen, Repräsentationen und Praktiken (13.-15. Jahrhundert), (Internationale Tagung
Trier 15.-16. Febr. 2008), eds. G.
Wolf, P. Bell, D. Suckow (2009)
Via Valsugana 10
&UHD]]R9,
,WDO\
gabrielekoester@gmx.de
Tel: +49-(0)391-5354818
Fax: +49-(0)391-5354824
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Guerickestr. 35
D-10587 Berlin
Germany
Dr
University of Melbourne
CURRENT RESEARCH:
c.kovesi@unimelb.edu.au
Tel: +61 03 8344 8160
Fax: +61 03 8344 7894
a) (with J. Law, G. Mazzi, G.M.
Varanini) edition of Marin Sanudo’s
Itinerario per la terraferma (1483); b)
General reappraisal of Venice’s relationship with its mainland dominion
both in the 15th century and from 1509
to 1797, in connection with two short
surveys and a longer essay commissioned by publishers (publication of
these pieces is expected in 2010-11); c)
discussion of the results so far obtained
in the Fondazione Benetton’s research
project on “Le campagne trevigiane,”
probably to be published in Società e
Storia, late 2010; d) the history of the
mountain community of Durlo (northwest Vicentino) in the early modern
centuries
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (with P. January) “Terraferma
Society and Venetian Demands For
Defence: the Provision of Lodgings
in the Early Seventeenth Century,”
in «Venezia non è da guerra».
L’Isontino, la società friulana e la
Serenissima nella guerra di Gradisca (1615-1617), eds M. Gaddi and
A. Zannini (Udine, 2008), 293-320
• (with P. January), ”The Demands
Made on Venetian Terraferma Society For Defence in the Early Seventeenth Century,” Ateneo Veneto 194,
DV,,
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
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critical edition of Marin Sanudo’s
Itinerario per la terraferma (1483),
ed. G.M. Varanini (Diabasis, 2009).
• “Venezia,” in Oxford Dictionary
of the Middle Ages, ed. R. Bjork
(Oxford, 2010)
Social history of the artist in mediaeval
and Renaissance Venice; Art, identity
and politics of the citizen in early modHUQ9HQLFH7KHLPSDFWRI,WDOLDQDUW
on Northern Germany in the thirteenth
century
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´,WDOLHQLVFKH5HLVHQDOV%LOGXQJVHUlebnis im 13. Jahrhundert. Die Reisen Konrads von Querfurt und der
beiden Käfernburger Erzbischöfe
von Magdeburg,” in Aufbruch in die
Gotik. Der Magdeburger Dom und
die späte Stauferzeit, Essayband,
exh. cat., ed. M. Puhle, (Magdeburg,
2009), 334-349
• “Künstler als Mitglieder venezianischer Bruderschaften im
14. und frühen 15. Jahrhundert
am Beispiel der Scuola di Santa
Maria della Misericordia,” in Verwandtschaft, Freundschaft, Bruderschaft. Soziale Lebens- und Kommunikationsformen im Mittelalter, ed.
G. Krieger (Berlin 2009), 151-175
• “Künstler und ihre Brüder. Maler,
Bildhauer und Architekten in den
venezianischen Scuole Grandi (bis
ca. 1600),” Berliner Schriften zur
Kunst 22 (Berlin, 2008)
• “Der venezianische Karneval
zwischen Tradition und Neubeginn,” in Tagungsband „Fest- und
Feiertagskulturen in Europa,” ed.
R. Fikentscher (Halle, 2007), 55-78
Catherine Kovesi
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
School of Historical Studies
Parkville,
Victoria, 3010
Australia
CURRENT RESEARCH:
5HQDLVVDQFH,WDOLDQFXOWXUHVDQGGLVcourses of luxury and consumption
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Regulating Consumption and Ritual
Behaviour,” in Medieval Italy: Texts
in Translation, eds. F. Andrews, K.
Jansen, and J. Drell (Philadelphia,
2009), 189-95
• “Women and Sumptuary Law,”
in Fashion: Critical and Primary
Sources, 4 vols., ed. P. McNeil (Oxford, 2009), vol. 1 chap. 9
• “Engendering Lust in Early Modern
,WDO\3LVDQHOOR·V/X[XULDµLQPractices of Gender in Late Medieval
and Early Modern Europe, eds.
M. Cassidy-Welch and P. Sherlock
(Turnhout, 2008), 137-50
• (with L. Polizzotto), Memorie di
Casa Valori (Florence, 2007)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Muddying the Waters: Alfonsina
Orsini de’ Medici and the Lake of
Fucecchio,” in Communes and Despots in Late Medieval and RenaisVDQFH,WDO\HGV-/DZDQG%3DWRQ
(Aldershot, 2010)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
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griechische Kardinal Bessarion wird
Venezianer und erklärt die Vene-
Heiner Krellig
Dr.
39
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&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Wittstocker Str. 21
10553 Berlin
Germany
1789,” in Urbs incensa. Ästhetische
Transformationen der brennenden
Stadt von der Antike bis in die frühe
Neuzeit
• Francesco Algarotti, l’arte e la
Prussia
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Paola Lanaro
Heiner.Krellig@Berlin.de
Tel: +39 (0) 30 3927547
Virtual reconstruction of the collection
of Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg; Venetian art in 18th Century
Prussian collections (Johann Matthias
von der Schulenburg, Frederic the
Great, Sigismund Streit); Venetian
Townscape Painting; Artistic Relations
between Venice and the “Northern”
Countries, especially Prussia and BritDLQ,WDOLDQ7RZQVFDSHDQG/DQGVFDSH
Painting before 1800; Venetian art of
the 18th Century
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Francesco e Bonomo Algarotti,”
“Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg,” “Sigismund Streit,” in Il
collezionismo d’arte a Venezia. Il
Settecento, eds. L. Borean and S.
Mason (Venezia 2009), 239-41,
302/3, 308/9
• “Das ganze Leben. Zur Figurenstaffage in Canalettos frühen
Venedig-Ansichten,” in Canaletto.
Ansichten vom Canal Grande,” in
Venedig, Kat. Kabinettausstellung
anlässlich der Restaurierung zweier
Gemälde von Giovanni Antonio
Canal, genannt Canaletto, eds. A.
Henning, A. Börner and A. Dehmer
(Dresden, 2008), 29-37
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
´,OIHOGPDUHVFLDOOR-RKDQQ0DWWKLDV
von der Schulenburg, collezionista
promotore della scuola veneziana di
pittura?,” in Akten des Internationalen Kongresses Venezia mercato
delle arti, Venedig 9.-11.10.2008
• “Der Feldmarschall Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg in
Venedig und die Bedeutung seiner
Kunstsammlung,” in Tagungsband:
Mathias und Werner von der Schulenburg, Corfù, Ionian University
• “Francesco Guardi: Der Brand im
Öllager von San Marcuola, Venedig
Professor of Economic History
8QLYHUVLWjGL9HQH]LD&D·)RVFDUL
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
lanaro@unive.it
Tel: 0412349154
Fax: 0412349176
Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche
San Giobbe
30121 Venezia
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Storia economica urbana dell’Europa
preindustriale; Storia dell’impresa e
GHJOLLPSUHQGLWRULLQHWjSUHLQGXVWULDOH,OUXRORHFRQRPLFRGHOODGRWHIUD
PHGLRHYRHGHWjPRGHUQD/DSURSULHWj
LQHWjPRGHUQD6WRULDHFRQRPLFDGHOOD
Repubblica di Venezia
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Gino Luzzatto,” in Dizionario BioJUDÀFRGHJOL,WDOLDQL 66 (Rome)
´$OO·LQWHUQRGHOO·DWWLYLWjGLFUHGLWR
LOUXRORGHL0RQWLGL3LHWjµLQPrestare ai poveri. Il credito su pegno e
i Monti di Pietà in area mediterranea (secoli XV-XIX), ed. P. Avallone
(Napoli, 2007), 43-54
´,OPHUFDQWHHO·LPSUHQGLWRUH
l’evoluzione storica attraverso il lessico,” Annali di storia dell’impresa
18 (2007): 209-216
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• (with P. Marini) “Un museo della
FLWWjSHU9HURQDµCittà e storia
(2008)
• (with G.M. Varanini), “Funzioni
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centro-settentrionale (tardo meGLRHYRLQL]LRHWjPRGHUQDµLQLa
famiglia nell’economia europea,
secc. XIII-XVIII (Firenze, 2009)
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“Lo sguardo della storia economica
sull’edilizia urbana,” Città e storia,
(2009), eds. M. Barbot, A. Caracausi, P. Lanaro
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moderne, in Acte du Colloque,
Rome, mai 2005, ed. B. Marin
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di Venezia,” in Istituzioni formative e agenti di sviluppo nell’Italia
settentrionaleVHFF;,;;;HG
G. Fontana (Milan, 2006)
• (with E. Svalduz), “Reti dello scambio: uomini, merci e architettura
GDOO·HWjPRGHUQDHFRQWHPSRUDQHDµ
Cheiron (2010)
John Law
Dr
Swansea University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
j.e.law@swansea.ac.uk
Tel: 01792.205678
10 Penlan Crescent
Uplands, Swansea
SA2 0RL
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venice and the Veneto in the late
Middle Ages and the Renaissance; The
‘despots’ of late medieval and RenaisVDQFH,WDO\1LQHWHHQWKFHQWXU\YLHZV
RIODWHPHGLHYDODQG5HQDLVVDQFH,WDO\
- and Venice
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The Da Varano lords of Camerino
as condottiere princes,” in Mercenaries and Paid Men, ed. J. France
(Leiden, 2008)
• “Storici britannici dei Free Burghs
italiani da Gibbon a Previte-Orton,”
in La Civiltà Comunale Italiana
QHOOD6WRULRJUDÀD,QWHUQD]LRQDOH,
ed. A. Zorzi (Florence, 2008), 163178
• “7KH,WDOLDQ5HQDLVVDVQFH&RXUWµ
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History Teaching Review 23 (2009):
6-12
• “Cosme Tura e Francesco Cossa,”
Renaissance Studies 23/5 (2009):
735-8
Kate Lowe
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
Department of History,
Queen Mary, University of London
Mile End Road
London E1 4NS
UK
• An editorial contribution to a new
edition of Marino Sanudo’s Itinerario
• A collection of essays in memory of
Philip Jones
• A study of the ‘despots’ of late mediHYDODQG5HQDLVVDQFH,WDO\
• Various contributions to festschrift
volumes
Helen Leeder
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&217$&7,1)250$7,21
helenleeder1@yahoo.co.uk
25 Sawmill Lane
Nacton, Suffolk
,3+6
UK
Michelle Lovric
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
michelle@lovric.demon.co.uk
Tel: +44.207.357.8757
5 Winchester Wharf
4 Clink Street
London SE1 9DL
UK
Professor
Queen Mary, University of London
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
k.j.p.lowe@qmul.ac.uk
CURRENT RESEARCH:
%ODFN$IULFDQVLQÀIWHHQWKDQGVL[teenth-century Venice; Knowledge of
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sixteenth-century Venice; RepresentaWLRQVRIEODFN$IULFDQVLQÀIWHHQWKDQG
sixteenth-century Venice
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Power and institutional identity in
Renaissance Venice: the female convents of S. M. delle Vergini and S.
Zaccaria,” in The Trouble with Ribs:
Women, Men and Gender in Early
Modern Europe, eds. A. Korhonen
and K. Lowe, COLLeGIUM: Studies
across Disciplines in the Humanities and Social Sciences 2 (Helsinki,
2007)
• “‘Representing’ Africa: ambassadors
and princes from Christian Africa
WR5HQDLVVDQFH,WDO\DQG3RUWXJDO
1402-1608,” Transactions of the
Royal Historical Society 17 (2007):
101-28
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Cristian Luca
18th-century Victorian Venice; Bajamonte Tiepolo conspiracy; Napoleonic
Venice: Portraiture; Convents; The
manicomio on San Servolo
Lecturer
“Dunarea de Jos” State University of
Galati
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
cristiluca@hotmail.com
Tel: (00 40) 236 41 56 41 int. 69
Fax: (00 40) 236 47 21 01
• The Undrowned Child (London,
2009)
• The Book of Human Skin (London,
2010)
• “Venice: the islands of the mad,”
Hidden Europe 17 (November
2007)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• The Mourning Emporium (London,
2010)
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
“Dunarea de Jos” State University
Faculty of History and Philosophy
Str. Garii nr. 63-65
RO–800003 Galati
Romania
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Political, commercial and cultural rela-
tions between Venice, the Rumanian
principalities and the eastern European
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centuries; The relations of the Venetian bailo in Constantinople with the
Rumanian Rulers; The Levantine trade
during the Seicento
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (ed. With V. Sirbu), Miscellanea
Historica et Archaeologica in
Honorem Professoris Ionel Candea
(Braila, 2009)
• (ed.), Negustorimea in Tarile Romane, intre Societas Mercatorum
si individualitatea mercantila, in
secolele XVI–XVIII (Galati, 2009)
HGZLWK,&DQGHDStudia Varia
in Honorem Professoris Stefan
Stefanescu Octogenarii (Bucharest–
Braila, 2009)
• “The Vlachs/Morlaks in the Hinterlands of Traù (Trogir) and Sebenico
(Šibenik), Towns of the Venetian
Dalmatia, during the 16th Century,”
in Miscellanea Historica et Archaeologica, eds. V. Sirbu and C. Luca
(Braila, 2009), 311-22
• “La gestione familiare degli affari
mercantili nel commercio internazionale riguardante l’area del Basso
'DQXELRGXUDQWHLO;9,,VHFROROD
fortuna dei Vevelli, dei Locadello
e dei Pepanos,” in La famiglia
nell’economia europea, secc.
XIII–XVIII/The economic role of the
family in the European Economy
from 13th to the 18th centuries, ed.
S. Cavaciocchi (Florence, 2009),
527-541
• “Activitatea portuara si constructiile
navale la Galati in ultimul deceniu
DOVHFROXOXLDO;9,,,OHDµLQModele
culturale si realitati cotidiene in
societatea romaneasca (secolele
XV–XIX), ed. C. Neagoe (Bucharest,
2009), 233-246
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noi privitoare la negustorii alogeni din Tarile Romane in secolele
;9,,²;9,,,µLQNegustorimea in
Tarile Romane, intre Societas Mer41
VOLUME 29 2 010
catorum si individualitatea mercantila, in secolele XVI–XVIII, ed. C.
Luca (Galati, 2009), 127-145
• “O descriere succinta a Transilvaniei intr-un plan de lucru inedit
al unui autor anonim venetian din
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Pe urmele trecutului. Profesorului
Nicolae Edroiu la 70 de ani, eds. S.
$QGHD,$3RS$6LPRQ&OXM
Napoca, 2009)
• (with F. Ciure), “Cenni sulle gesta
di Mattia Corvino nella storiograÀDPLQRUHLWDOLDQDGHO&LQTXH²
Seicento,”in Studia Varia in Honorem Professoris Stefan Stefanescu
OctogenariiHGV&/XFDDQG,
Candea (Bucharest–Braila, 2009),
281-300
Alison Luchs
on Medici patronage and purposes
for Desiderio’s Louvre Tondo,” in
Desiderio da Settignano [convengo
internazionale 9-11 maggio 2007],
eds. B. Strozzi, et al. (Venice, 2010)
• The Mermaids of Venice: Fantastic
Sea Creatures in Venetian Renaissance Art (Turnhout, 2010)
Thomas Madden
Professor of History
Saint Louis University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
maddentf@slu.edu
Tel: 314-977-7810
Fax: 314-977-3884
Saint Louis University
3800 Lindell Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63108
Curator of Early European Sculpture
National Gallery of Art
CURRENT RESEARCH:
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
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a-luchs@nga.gov
Tel: 202-842-6096
Fax: 202-842-6933
´$OH[DQGHU,,,DQG9HQLFHµLQPope
Alexander III (1159-1181), ed. D.
Smith (Ashgate)
• “Crusades” in The Oxford Dictionary of the Middle Ages (Oxford)
Sculpture Department
National Gallery of Art
2000-B South Club Drive
Landover, MD 20785
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venetian Renaissance Sculpture and
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Sculpture
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
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di immagini marine nella tomba
di Andrea Vendramin,” in Tullio
Lombardo. Scultore e Architetto
nella Venezia del Rinascimento, eds.
M. Ceriana and A. Scapin (Venice,
2007), 2-14
• “Two Hercules Sculptures by Cristoforo Solari,” Burlington Magazine
149 (2007): 844-846
• Tullio Lombardo and Venetian High
Renaissance Sculpture, exh, cat.
(Washington, 2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “’Cosi si specchi’: speculations
3LHW\DQG,GHQWLW\LQ0HGLHYDO9HQLFH
‘Uno gentile et subtile ingenio’:
Studies in Renaissance Music in
Honour of Bonnie Blackburn, eds.
G. Filocamo, et al. (Turnhout,
2009), 709–18
Arnold E. Maurer
Cav. Dr. M.A.
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Dr.Maurer.Bonn@t-online.de
Tel: +49(0)228 657194
Fax: +49(0)228 657194
,P.UDXVIHOG
D-53111 Bonn
Jan Andreas May
Dr.
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jan.may@gmx.net
Tel: +49-(0)151-11834340
Weserstr. 217
12047 Berlin
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
La Biennale di Venezia. History of an
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colony in Venice in the 19th century;
Russian Artists in Venice
Melanie Marshall
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
Dr
University College Cork
• “A terrible impressionist mania now
prevails - against modern art in
Venice around 1900,” in Prendergast in Italy, eds. N. Mathews and
E. Kennedy, exh. cat., Williams College Museum of Art, Boston; Peggy
Guggenheim Collection, Venice
and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston,
(London/New York, 2009), 34-49
• “La Biennale di Venezia. The
(YROXWLRQRIDQ,QVWLWXWLRQµLQThe
German participation at the Venice
Biennial (1895-2009) (Köln/Stuttgart, 2009), 17-30
• “Queen of the Arts – Exhibitions,
Festivals and Tourism in Fascist
Venice 1922-1945,” in Creative Urban Milieus: Historical Perspectives
on Culture, Economy, and the City,
eds. M. Heßler and C. Zimmermann
(Frankfurt a. M., 2008), 213-232
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
ml.marshall@ucc.ie
Tel.: +353 (0)21 490 4629
Fax: +353 (0)21 421 2507
University College Cork,
Department of Music,
Cork, Co. Cork,
,UHODQG
CURRENT RESEARCH:
6L[WHHQWKFHQWXU\,WDOLDQYRFDOPXVLF
especially the villotta, and aspects of
gender (including early modern masculinities), sexuality and eroticism in
music; Word-music relations
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Grateful Friends, True Friends:
Gifts of Music and Poetry Associated with Girolamo Fenaruolo,” in
42
• “La Biennale di Venezia. Eine Ausstellungsinstitution im Wandel der
Zeit,” in Die deutschen Beiträge auf
der Biennale Venedig (1895-2007)
(Köln/Stuttgart, 2007), 17-30
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• La Biennale di Venezia. Kontinuität
und Wandel in der venezianischen
Ausstellungspolitik 1895-1948 (Berlin, 2009)
Daniel Maze
´8UEHP5RPDPÁRUHQWHPDF
qualem beatus Aurelius Augustinus
triumphantem videre desideravit: A
Thorny Problem in Biondo Flavio’s
Roma Triumphans,” Studi umanistici piceni (2010)
Nan McElroy
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
nan@illustrata.net
Tel: 340 341 3448
Graduate Student
UCLA
Cannaregio 3427
30121 Venice
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&217$&7,1)250$7,21
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
dwmaze@ucla.edu
Tel: 954-416-3367
• Italy: Instructions for Use
• France: Instructions for Use
S. Croce 2056
30135 Venezia
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Greece: Instructions for Use
CURRENT RESEARCH:
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
´7RPEDFRPHWHVWDPHQWR,OPRQXmento funerario di Andrea Bregno,”
in Andrea Bregno: Il senso della
forma, eds. C. Strinati and C. Crescentini (Rome, 2007)
´5HÁHFWLRQVRI3OLQ\LQ*LRYDQQL
Bellini’s Woman with a Mirror,”
Artibus et Historiae (2009)
• “Oedipal Palimpsest,” Source. Notes
in the History of Art (2008)
Alexandra Melita
Royal Holloway University of London
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
feggaronisi@hotmail.com
51, Filikon Street
Zakynthos 29100
Greece
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Gentile Bellini
Sarah Blake McHam
Magical Healing and the Greeks in
Seventeenth Century Venice
Angelo Mazzocco
Professor
Rutgers University
John Melville-Jones
Professor Emeritus
Mount Holyoke College
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
amazzocc@mtholyoke.edu
Tel: 413-534-7332
7 Cedar Ridge
South Hadley, MA 01075
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Biondo Flavio and Renaissance
thought
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The Revival of Classical Antiquity in Early Renaissance Rome,
Florence and Venice,” The Biennial
Newsletter of the Massachusetts
Center for Renaissance Studies
(2009), 15-18
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del mondo anglofono,” Roma nel
Rinascimento (2008): 1-27
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Biondo e Leto: Protagonisti
dell’antiquaria quattrocentesca,”
Roma nel Rinascimento (2010)
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
mcham@rci.rutgers.edu
Tel.: 732-932-0122 x15
Fax: 732-932-1261
81 Pheasant Hill Road
Princeton, NJ 08540
CURRENT RESEARCH:
,QÁXHQFHRI3OLQ\WKH(OGHURQ,WDOLDQ
Renaissance art and theory
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “La tomba del doge Giovanni
Mocenigo: politica e culto dinastico,” in Tullio Lombardo, scultore e
archtetto nella Venezia del rinascimento, Atti del convegno di studi,
Venezia,Fondazione Giorgio Cini,
4-6 aprile 2006, ed. M. Ceriana
(Verona, 2007), 81-98
• “Now and Then: Recovering a Sense
of Different Values,” in Depth of
Field, The Place of Relief in the
Time of Donatello, eds. D. Cooper
and M. Leino (Bern, 2007), 305-50
• “Padua, Bassano, and Treviso,” in
Venice and the Veneto, ed. P. Humfrey (Cambridge, 2007), 207-51
Professor
University of Western Australia
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jrmelvil@cyllene.uwa.edu.au
Tel: 61.(0)8.6488.2164
Fax: 61.(0)8.6488.1182
Classics and Ancient History (M205)
University of WA
Crawley 6009
Western Australia
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The Chronicle and Diary of Antonio
Morosini; Venetians at Constantinople
1450-55
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (ed., with L. Morreale) Martin
da Canal, Les Estoires de Venise
(Padua, 2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• The Morosini Codex Volume IV (late
2010)
Terrance Mintner
PhD Candidate
University of Wisconsin-Madison
43
VOLUME 29 2 010
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
CURRENT RESEARCH:
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
tjmintner@wisc.edu
Tel: 608.698.8790
Fax: 608.698.8790
e-muir@northwestern.edu
Tel: 847-491-3653
Fax: 847-467-1393
N9546 County Road J
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Mary Momdjian
Graduate student
UCLA
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
momdji@aol.com
Tel: 818-981-9635
Fax: 818-981-0824
16641 Oldham Place
Encino, CA 91436
CURRENT RESEARCH:
,DPUHVHDUFKLQJWKH/HYDQWLQHPHUchants who travelled from Venice and
Florence worked and sometimes stayed
in the city of Aleppo/Syria during the
17th 18th and 19th centuries
Laura Morreale
Dr.
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
morreale156@verizon.net
Tel: 202-237-6315
3210 Patterson St., NW
Washington, DC 20015
CURRENT RESEARCH:
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5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (trans. and intro.) Martin da Canal, Les Estoires de Venise (Padua,
2009)
Andrea Mozzato
Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Universität Heidelberg - Transcultural
Studies
• “Uno speziale aretino a Venezia
nel secondo Quattrocento,” Annali
Aretini (2009)
• “Una preziosa materia prima. La
lana spagnola a Venezia fra Tre
e Quattrocento,” Archivio Veneto
Serie V, 170 (2008): 25-57
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Luxus und Tand: Der internationale
Handel mit Rohstoffen, Farben,
Brillen und Luxusgütern im Venedig
des 15. Jahrhunderts am Beispiel
des Apothekers Agostino Altucci,”
in Luxusgegenstände und Kunstwerke in Mittelalter und Früher Neuzeit
(Irsee 14-16 marzo 2008), eds. M.
Häberlein et al. (2011)
.
• “Strategie produttive e di mercato di
drappieri veneziani in area adriatica e levantina nel XV secolo,” in
Acque, terre e spazi dei mercanti. IsWLWX]LRQLJHUDUFKLHFRQÁLWWLHSUDWiche dello scambio nel Mediterraneo dall’Età antica alla modernità,
ed. D. Andreozzi, et. al. (Napoli,
Trieste, Atene, 2008)
• “‘Die Anziehungskraft der Metropolen: deutsch(sprachig)e Handwerker
im Venedig des Spätmittelalters
Akten der Tagung’: Stadt und Land
in Mittelalter und Renaissance in
der Romania. Mittelalter und ReQDLVVDQFHLQGHU5RPDQLD0,5$µ
2010
• ´,GUDSSLHULGL9HQH]LDLQFRQWUDQRL
lanaioli di terraferma. Per una storia
GHOODQLÀFLRYHQHWRQHO4XDWWURFHQWR
(prima parte),” Studi Storici Luigi
Simeoni 60 (2010): 47-60
1881 Sheridan Road
(YDQVWRQ,/
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Book project: The Culture of Skepticism in 17th Century Venice
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (with B. Levack, M. Maas, and M.
Veldman), The West: Encounters
and Transformations, 2d ed. (New
York, 2007)
• The Culture Wars of Late Renaissance: Skeptics, Libertines, and
Opera (Cambridge, 2007)
• “The Eye of the Procession: Ritual
Ways of Seeing in the Renaissance,” in
Ceremonial Culture in the Pre-Modern
World, ed. N. Howe (Notre Dame,
2007)
´,Q6RPH1HLJKERUV:H7UXVW2Q
the Exclusion of Women from the
3XEOLFLQ5HQDLVVDQFH,WDO\µLQ Essays in Honor of John M. Najemy,
ed. D. Peterson. Toronto, 2008)
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Power and Public Behaviors: Essays in Honor of Richard C. Trexler,
eds. P. Arnade and M. Rocke (Toronto, 2008)
Christiane Neerfeld
Dr.
Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an
der Vereinigung zur Erforschung der
Neueren Geschichte e.V., Bonn
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
chr.neerfeld@web.de
Tel: +49 - (0)228 - 686280
Auf dem Hügel 89
D-53121 Bonn
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
andreamozzato@yahoo.it
Edward Muir
Elssholzstr. 19
10781 Berlin
Germany
Clarence L. Ver Steeg Professor
Northwestern University
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J. Mark Nicovich
William Carey University
alpine painting and drawing, especially
the work of Bellini, Dürer, Giorgione,
Sebastiano, and Titian
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
mnicovich@wmcarey.edu
Tel: 601-318-6130
Fax: 601-318-6414
Box 157
William Carey University
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The Venetian Colonial Church in the
Byzantine Empire and the Crusader
States, 1082-1291
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The Poverty of the Patriarchate of
Grado and the Byzantine-Venetian
Treaty of 1082.” Mediterranean
Historical Review 24 (2009): 1-15
Rebecca Norris
PhD Candidate
University of Cambridge
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
rn290@cam.ac.uk
Tel: 07531579278
Newnham College
Sidgewick Avenue
Cambridge CB3 9DF
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Condottieri patronage of the arts in the
Veneto 1420-1600, in particular, the
Colleoni of Bergamo, Martinengo of
Brescia and Savorgnan of Udine
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Women on the Edge: The ‘Saletta
delle Dame’ of the Palazzo Salvadego in Brescia,” in “Sound, Space
and Object,” Centre for Research
in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Cambridge,
July 2009
Dr Simon P. Oakes
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
simon.oakes@libero.it
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Sixteenth-century Venetian and trans-
• “‘Hieronymo Thodesco’ and the
Fondaco dei Tedeschi: A reappraisal
of the sources and documents relating to a German ‘architect’ in early
Renaissance Venice,” Zeitschrift für
Kunstgeschichte 72 (2009): 479-96
• “Andrea Stella e il Nuovo Rinascimento,” in Andrea Stella: Oltre
l’immaginario, exh. cat., Palazzo
Comunale, Pontassieve, 12 September - 14 November 2009 (Florence,
2009), 15-23
• “The attribution and sitter of the
Munich ‘Portrait of a Young Man in
a Fur Coat’,” Renaissance Studies
22.2 (2008): 143-53
• “Dürers Antwort auf die Renaissance-Architektur Venedigs,” in Das
Dürer-Haus: Neue Ergebnisse der
Forschung, eds. G.U. Großmann
and F. Sonnenberger (Nuremberg,
2007), 241-60
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Judith, not Salome: More on
Titian’s Doria Pamphilj painting,”
Apollo
• “Titian’s “Salome” and its copies:
some errata and addenda to Wethey,” Studi Tizianeschi
Monique O’Connell
Wake Forest University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
oconneme@wfu.edu
Tel: 336-758-4711
Dept. of History, Box 7806
Wake Forest University
Winston-Salem, NC 27109-7806
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The Venetian maritime state; Venetian
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Gender and empire
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between East and West: A Review
Essay,” California Italian Studies 1
(2010).
• Men of Empire: Negotiation and
Power in the Venetian Maritime
State (Baltimore, 2009).
• (with A. Mozzato and B. Kohl), Rulers of Venice, 1332-1524 (electronic
edition of the Segretario alle Voci
election registers with additions)
Giulio Ongaro
Dean and Professor
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&217$&7,1)250$7,21
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Tel: 209-946-2417
1180 N. Country Club Blvd.
Stockton, CA 95204
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Music in Early Modern Venice
Patricia Osmond
Dr.
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
osmond@iastate.edu
Tel: (39) 06.68808552
Via Beato Angelico 23, int. 1
00186 Rome
,WDO\
CURRENT RESEARCH:
History of the classical tradition,
including the editing and publishing
program of Antonio Moretto, Brescian
humanist active in Venice c.1470-1513
(in collaboration with Ennio Sandal)
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (with E. Sandal), “La bottega del
libraio-editore Antonio Moretto
a Venezia: editoria e commercio
librario, c.1480-1518,” in The Books
of Venice. Il libro veneziano, eds. L.
Pon and C. Kallendorf Miscellanea
Marciana 20 (2005-2007), 231-50
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Testimonianze di ricerche antiquarie tra i fogli di Sallustio,” in Atti
della Conferenza “Pomponio Leto:
tra identità locale e cultura internazionale,” (Rome)
45
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• “Sallust,” in The Classical Tradition,
eds. A. Grafton, G. Most, S. Settis
(Cambridge, MA)
• “Lectiones Sallustianae. Pomponio
Leto’s annotations on Sallust: a
commentary for the Academy?,” in
From the Roman Academy to the
Danish Academy in Rome (ARID,
Supplementum), eds. M. Pade and
C. Plessner (Rome)
Gerassimos Pagratis
Assistant Professor
University of Athens, Department
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Literature
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
gpagratis@isll.uoa.gr
Tel: 003.06972755311
Fax: 003.02107277494
Bouboulinas 13
$QR,OLRXSROL
16345, Athens
Greece
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Shipping Enterprises in the Venetian
“Stato da Mar”: 15th-18th century;
Social and Economic Prosopography
of Corfu in the 16th century; Latin
Missionaries in the Venetian Levant
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Costantinopoli e nel Mar Nero nella
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caso dei greci suditti veneziani,”
Annuario dell’Istituto Romeno di
Cultura e Ricerca Umanistica di
Venezia 9 (2007): 73-84
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Protection (1815-1864),” in The
Anglosaxons in the Mediterranean,
eds. C. Vassallo and M. D’ Angelo
(Malta, 2007), 131-50
´,&RQVRODWLGHOOD5HSXEEOLFD6HWtinsulare (1800-1807) in Sicilia,”
in 2nd Mediterranean Maritime
History Network Conference, Messina/Taormina (3-7 May 2006), eds.
M. d’Angelo, C. Vassallo (Messina
2008), 393-408
• The Reports of the Venetian Baili
and Provveditori of Corfu (16th century) (Athens, 2008), 1-493.
• Church and State in the Venetian Islands of the Ionian Sea. Documents
regarding the activity of Italian
Franciscan Missionaries from the
Archive of the Sacra Congregazione
de Propaganda Fide, 17th century
(Athens, 2009)
• “Chiesa Latina e Missionari FranFHVFDQL&RQYHQWXDOLQHOOH,VROH
9HQHWHGHO0DUH,RQLR'RFXPHQWL
dall¢Archivio della Sacra Congregazione di Propaganda Fide (17o
sec.),” Il Santo 49, fasc. 2-3 (2009):
305-426
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• The Maritime Enterprise of Corfu in
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Elizabeth Perkins
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Columbia University
eap2109@columbia.edu
David Perry
Assistant Professor of History
Dominican University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
dperry@dom.edu
708-524-6052
7900 W. Division St.
5LYHU)RUHVW,/
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Relic translation and 13th-century
Venice
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The Translatio Symonensis and the
7 thieves: a Venetian 4th crusade
Furta Sacra Narrative and the
Looting of Constantinople,” in The
Fourth Crusade: Event, Aftermath,
and Perceptions, ed. T. Madden
(Aldershot, 2008), 89-112
Debra Pincus
,QGHSHQGHQW6FKRODU$UW+LVWRULDQ
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
d-pincus@nga.gov
Tel: 202-547-6916
619 Massachusetts Ave.,
NE Washington, D.C. 20002
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Baptistery of San Marco; Tomb of
Dante in Ravenna; Benedetto da
Maiano and Verrocchio
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “The Turn Westward: Stylistic Lines
in Fourteenth-Century Venetian
Sculpture,” in Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque: A Cat’s Cradle
for Marilyn Aronberg Lavin, eds. D.
/HYLQHDQG-)UHLEHUJ,WDOLFD3UHVV
2009)
• “Giovani Bellini’s Humanist Signature. Pietro Bembo, Aldus Manutius
and Humanism in Early SixteenthCentury Venice,” Artibus et Historiae 29 (Fall 2008): 89-119
• “Lo scorrere del tempo: Antonio
Rizzo, Pietro e Tullio Lombardo e
Michelangelo,” in Tullio Lombardo:
Scultore e architetto nella Venezia
del Rinascimento, ed. M. Ceriana,
Atti di Convegno di Studi, Venezia,
Fondazione Cini, 4-6 aprile 2006
(Venice, 2007), 279-290
• “La tomba di Dante a Ravenna:
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Lombardo. Architettura e scultura
a Venezia tra ‘400 de ‘500, eds. A.
*XHUUD00RUUHVLDQG56FKRÀHOG
(Venice, 2006), 121-135
• (with B. Shapiro Comte), “A Drawing for the Tomb of Dante Attributed to Tullio Lombardo,” Burlington
Magazine 148 (2006): 734-746
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Venice and its Doge in the Grand
Design: Andrea Dandolo and the
Fourteenth-Century Mosaics of the
Baptistery,” in Dumbarton Oaks
Papers, essays from symposium,
“From Enrico to Andrea Dandolo,
,PLWDWLRQ$SSURSULDWLRQDQG0HDQing at San Marco in Venice”
46
Lisa Pon
Professore ordinario
Dipartimento di Studi storici, UniverVLWjGL9HQH]LD
ModernaHGV$%HOODYLWLVDQG,
Chabot (Roma, 2009), 189-231
• Prefazione a M. Selva, L’ultimo dei
consultori in iure: Piero Franceschi (1786-1797), in Il diritto della
regione, 2, mar. – apr. 2009, 131
• Editoriale di presentazione della
rubrica Storia delle istituzioni giuridiche e politiche di Venezia dalla
Repubblica allo Stato unitario, in Il
diritto della regione, 1, genn. – feb.
2009, 140-142
• “Onore e virtù in una repubblica
aristocratica del cinquecento,” in
Andrea Palladio e l’architettura
della battaglia. Con le illustrazioni
inedite delle Storie di Polibio, ed.
G. Beltramini (Venezia, 2009), 245271; also in English, “Honour and
virtù in a sixteenth century aristocratic republic,” in Andrea Palladio
and the architecture of battle. With
the unpublished edition of Polybius’
Histories, ed. G. Beltramini (Venezia, 2009), 245-271
´,QWURGXFWLRQµLQInterpreti di
culture: culture dominanti e culture
subordinate a confronto, Acta Histriae 16 (2008): 425-476
• “Un sistema giuridico repubblicano:
Venezia e il suo stato territoriale
VHFROL;9;9,,,µLQ Il diritto
della regione, 1-2, gennaio-aprile
2008, 291-354
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
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claudio.povolo@tele2.it
Tel: 0444-321460
• “Sacerdoti di una liturgia della
violenza (Scene di un crimine lungo
il lago nell’anno 1610),” in Riti di
violenze lungo il lago
Associate Professor
Southern Methodist University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
lpon@smu.edu
Tel: 214-768-2068
Fax: 214-768-3998
PO Box 750356
Dallas, TX 75275-0356
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Jews and the early modern plagues;
Santini in the Scuole; History of the
book in Venice
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Place, Print, and Miracle: Forlì’s
Madonna of the Fire as Functional
Site,” Art History 31 (2008): 303-21
• “Further Musings on Raphael’s
Parnassus,” in Imitation, Representation and Printing in the Italian Renaissance, eds. M. Malmanger and
R. Eriksen (Rome, 2009), 191-207
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Note on M. Faietti and G. Wolf,
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Quattrocento e Cinquecento (Marsilio, 2009) in Print Quarterly
Claudio Povolo
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36100 Vicenza
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CURRENT RESEARCH:
Theodore Rabb
Storia, epopea e mito di un fuorilegge
del Seicento (Zanzanù)
Emeritus Professor of History
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
• L’uomo che pretendeva l’onore.
Storia di Bortolamio Pasqualin da
Malo (1502-1591) (Venezia, 2010)
´/DELRJUDÀDFRPHSDUDGLJPDGHO
FRQÁLWWR%RUWRODPLR3DVTXDOLQGD
Malo (1502-1591),” in Famiglia e
poteri in Italia tra Medioevo ed Età
tkrabb@princeton.edu
609-258-4994
History Dept.
Princeton, NJ 08544
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Book entitled “The Artist and the Warrior”
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• (trans. and intro.), A Sixteenth-Century Book of Trades: Das Ständebuch (Palo Alto, 2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• The Artist and the Warrior, contracted to Yale University Press
Benjamin Ravid
Professor
Brandeis University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
ravid@brandeis.edu
Tel: 617-969-9599
497 Ward Street
Newton Centre, MA 02459-1108
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Jews of Venice
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Biblical Exegesis a la Mercantilism
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Century Venice: The Discorso of
Simone Luzzatto,” in Bringing the
Hidden to Light: the Process of
Interpretation. Studies in Honor of
Stephen A. Geller, eds. K. Kravitz
and D. Sharon (Eisenbrauns, 2007),
169-186
• “How Other Really Was the Jewish
Other? The Evidence from Venice,”
in Acculturation and its Discontents: The Jews of Italy, eds. P. Reill
et al. (Toronto, 2008), 19-55
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “All Ghettos Were Jewish Quarters
but not all Jewish Quarters Were
Ghettos, “ Jewish History and Culture 10: 2-3 (2008)
• “Popular Religion in the Early-Modern Ghetto of Venice,” in Festschrift
in Honor of Tzvi Abusch, eds. D.
Wright, B. Porter and J. Stackert.
• “Cum Nimis Absurdum and the
$QFRQD$XWRGD)p5HYLVLWHG7KHLU
,PSDFWRQ9HQLFHDQG6RPH:LGHU
5HÁHFWLRQVµLQFestschrift in Honor
of Kenneth Stow, eds. A. Teller, J.
Chayes and F. Francesconi.
• “The ‘Translator of the Hebrew
Language’ of the Venetian Repub47
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lic and the Venetian Government
as Preserver of Documents of the
Venetian Jewish Community,” in
)HVWVFKULIWIRU5REHUW%RQÀO, eds. E.
Baumgarten et al.
,O*RYHUQR9HQH]LDQRHJOL(EUHLµ
in Venice and the Religious Experience
eds. M. Shlesinger, D. Simeoni, A.
Pym (Manchester, 2008)
• “English News in translation. Ubaldini and Rythers’s accounts of the
defeat of the Spanish Armada and
their audiences,” Spunti e Ricerche
22 (2008): 64-75
Elizabeth Rodini
David Rheubottom
Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology (retired)
University of Manchester
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
davidr@nhwisp.net
603 924-3503
442 Rte. 123
Sharon, NH 03458
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Social and cultural history of Ragusa
(Dubrovnik) in 15th-16th centuries
Andrea Rizzi
Dr
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
arizzi@unimelb.edu.au
Tel.: +61383446984
Room 504
Babel Building
School of Languages and Linguistics
The University of Melbourne
9,&
Australia
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Antonio Morosini’s Codex (early
15th)-full edition and translation into
English
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• ´7KH¶+LVWRULD,PSHULDOHE\5LFFRbaldo Ferrarese translated by Matteo
Maria Boiardo (1471-1473),” in
Rerum Italicarum Scriptores, series
,,,YRO5RPH
• “When a text is both a pseudotranslation and a translation: the enlightening case of Matteo Maria Boiardo
(1441-1494),” in Beyond Descriptive Translation Studies. Investigations in homage to Gideon Toury,
Associate Director, Program in Museums and Society, and Senior Lecturer,
History of Art
The Johns Hopkins University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
erodini@jhu.edu
Tel: 410-653-6166; 410-516-4827 (w)
Fax: 410-516-7502
6217 Sareva Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21209
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Article “Marriage and Politics in
Carpaccio’s St. Ursula Cycle” and a
book-length study of Gentile Bellini’s
London portrait of the Sultan focusing
on the moment on its arrival in the colOHFWLRQRIWKH1DWLRQDO*DOOHU\,VVXHV
of mobility and migration as related
to the visual culture of later 15th and
16th-century Venice and its connections with the Levant
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• “The Sultan’s True Face? Gentile
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Verisimilitude” in The ‘Turk’ and Islam in the Western Eye (1453-1832),
ed. J. Harper (Ashgate, 2010)
Dennis Romano
Dr. Walter Montgomery and Marian
Gruber Professor of History
Syracuse University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
dromano@maxwell.syr.edu
Tel: 315-443-5456
Fax: 315-443-5876
145 Eggers Hall
Syracuse University
Syracuse, New York 13244
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Markets and Marketplaces in Medieval
,WDO\FWRF$+LVWRU\RI
Venice, c. 600 to present
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• The Likeness of Venice: A Life of
Doge Francesco Foscari, 13731457 (New Haven, 2007)
• “City-State and Empire: Historical Overview,” in Venice and its
Empire, ed. P. Humfrey, in series Art
Centers of the Renaissance (Cambridge, 2008), 9-30
• “Equality in Fifteenth-Century
Venice,” Studies in Medieval and
Renaissance History 3rd Series, 6
(2009): 125-45
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “A Depiction of Male Same-Sex
Seduction in Ambrogio Lorenzetti’s
Èffects of Bad Government’
Fresco,” Journal of the History of
Sexuality
Jan-Christoph Rößler
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Fondazione Cini
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
dev@jc-r.net
Castello 3331
,9HQH]LD
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Architettura civile a Venezia e nel
Veneto dal Trecento al Settecento
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Precisazioni su palazzo Barbarigo
a San Polo e la sua collezione di
quadri,” Arte veneta 64 (2007):
234-243
E Natalie Rothman
Assistant Professor
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
rothman@utsc.utoronto.ca
Tel: 416-287-7159
Department of Humanities
University of Toronto Scarborough
1265 Military Trail
Toronto, ON M1C 1A4
Canada
48
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Cultural mediation in the early modern
Mediterranean; The Venetian and
Ottoman empires in the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries; Dragomans;
Converts; Commercial brokers; Historical anthropology; Alterity
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´,QWHUSUHWLQJ'UDJRPDQV%RXQGaries and Crossings in the Early
Modern Mediterranean,” Comparative Studies in Society and History
51 (2009): 771-800
• “Self-Fashioning in the Mediterranean Contact Zone: Giovanni Battista Salvago and his Africa overo
Barbaria (1625),” in Renaissance
Medievalisms, ed. K. Eisenbichler
(Toronto, 2009), 123-43
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Trans-Imperial Subjects: Boundary-Markers of the Early Modern
Mediterranean,WKDFD
• “Genealogies of Mediation: ‘Culture
%URNHU·DQG,PSHULDO*RYHUQPHQWDOity,” in Anthro-History: Transforming the Disciplines, ed. D. Cohen
(Michigan, 2009)
• “Mediating Converts, Commensurating Differences: Boundary-Marking
and Boundary-Crossing in the Venetian-Ottoman Borderlands,” Journal
of Medieval and Early Modern
Studies (2011)
• “Narrating Conversion and Subjecthood in the Venetian-Ottoman
Contact Zone,” in The Turn of the
Soul: Representations of Religious
Conversion in Early Modern Art
and Literature, eds. H. Hendrix, T.
Richardson and L. Stelling (Leiden,
2011)
Susannah Rutherglen
Ph.D. candidate
Princeton
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
srutherg@gmail.com
Tel: 609-933-9258
c/o Diane Schulte
Dept. of Art & Archaeology
105 McCormick Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544
Bruno Sabaila
Law & History Student
Univ. Sorbonne & Pantheon Assas,
Paris
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Souslailedelarchange@free.fr
Tel: 0033.662542676
131 Bd de Grenelle
3$5,6
France
CURRENT RESEARCH:
La naissance de Venise : entre mythes
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earlier centuries; Formation of the Venetian political and institutional system
Europe, eds. P. Sherlock and M.
Cassidy-Welch (Brepols, 2008)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Per le piaze & sopra il ponte:
Reconstructing the Geography of
Popular Print in Early SixteenthCentury Venice,” in Geographies
of the Book, eds. C. Withers and M.
Ogborn (2009)
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Street Performers and the Dissemination of Pamphlets in Renaissance
,WDO\µRenaissance Studies
• “‘Selling Stories and Many Other
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Peddling Print in Sixteenth-Century
Florence and Venice,” SixteenthCentury Journal
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
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Mark Evangelist upon the Venetian
political system formation” (2009)
Anne Markham Schulz
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
• Les institutions vénitiennes au XIIe
siècle : une ébauche de l’État moderne au Moyen Age
anne_schulz@brown.edu
Fax: 401-863-7790
Visiting Scholar
Brown University
PDr
UK Society for Renaissance Studies
Department of History of Art and
Architecture
Box 1855
3URYLGHQFH5,
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Rosa Salzberg
r.m.salzberg@googlemail.com
Venetian Renaissance Sculpture
c/- 7/655 Victoria St.
$EERWVIRUG9,&
Australia
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The dissemination of cheap print in
Cinquecento Venice; Peddlers and
street sellers in Venice and Florence;
Lower-class migration to Venice
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “The Lyre, the Pen and the Press:
Performers and Cheap Print in
Cinquecento Venice,” in The Books
of Venice, eds. C. Kallendorf and L.
Pon, Miscellanea Marciana
´¶7KHULFKHVWPDQLQ,WDO\·$OGR
Manuzio and the value of male
friendships,” in Practices of Gender
in late medieval and early modern
´7KUHH8QNQRZQ&UXFLÀ[HVE\$Qdrea Fosco,” Nuovi studi 14 (2008):
91-96
• “La scultura lignea in area lagunare
GDOODPHWjGHO7UHFHQWRDOODPHWjGHO
Cinquecento” in Con il legno e con
l’oro. La Venezia artigiana degli
intagliatori, battiloro e doratori, ed.
G. Caniato (Verona, 2009), 44-65
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Woodcarving and Woodcarvers in
Venice 1350-1550 (Florence, 2010)
• “Ancora su Paolo Campsa,” Saggi e
memorie di storia dell’arte
• “La scultura di Sante di Tullio Lombardo,” Arte veneta
´,ULOLHYLGHOODIDFFLDWDGL6DQ=DF49
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caria,” in La facciata della Chiesa
di San Zaccaria a Venezia, ed. B.
Aikema
• “La Tomba Roselli nel Santo e
l’opera giovanile di Pietro Lombardo a Padova e a Venezia” in
Cultura, arte, committenza al Santo
nel Quattrocento, ed. L. Bertazzo
• (with M. Ceriana), “Four New
Works by Cristoforo Solari,” Nuovi
studi
loc. Giogalto, 66
52014 Poppi (AR)
,WDO\
CURRENT RESEARCH:
CURRENT RESEARCH:
,PDJHVRI$OH[DQGULD(J\SWLQ5Hnaissance Venice
A 17th century Venetian woman;
Greeks in Venice; Witchcraft; Popular
medicine; Food history in Venice
Tatiana Sizonenko
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
tatianasizonenko@gmail.com
+1(408)386-2610
Anne Jacobson Schutte
• “Unholy Feast: Carnality and the
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• “Policing Desire: Meat Consumption and its Constraints in Renaissance Venice”
Professor of History, Emerita
University of Virginia
James Shaw
Artistic Exchange Between Venice and
Constantinople, 1400-1500
Dr
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Helena Szepe
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
ajs5w@virginia.edu
Tel: 041-740272
Cannaregio 3314/E
30121 Venezia
,WDO\
CURRENT RESEARCH:
&KULVWLDQ+HWHURGR[\DQGWKH,QTXLVLtions of Modena and Venice (late 16thlate 18th century)
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• Untitled comment on the achievements of Elissa B. Weaver, Modern
Philology 106 (2009)
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Girolamo Donzellini,” “Cecilia
Ferrazzi,” “Finzione di santita,”
“Maria Janis,” “Caterina Rossi,” in
Dizionario dell’Inquisizione, ed. V.
Lavenia (Pisa, 2010)
• “Between Venice and Rome: The
'LOHPPDRI,QYROXQWDU\1XQVµSixteenth Century Journal 41 (2010)
• Monastic Hell in Early Modern
Europe (Cornell)
Sally Scully
Professor of History, emerita
San Francisco State University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
sascully@post.harvard.edu
7HO,7
1247 Waller Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
MHVKDZ#VKHIÀHOGDFXN
Tel.: 0114 2222591
8QLYHUVLW\RI6KHIÀHOG
Jessop West
1 Upper Hanover Street
6KHIÀHOG65$
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Markets, Ethics and Law in Early
Modern Venice, with special focus on
credit, fraud, contract, bankruptcy
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
PhD Candidate
University of California, San Diego
7449 Herschel Avenue
La Jolla, CA 92037, USA
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Associate Professor
University of South Florida
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
szepe@usf.edu
Tel.: 813 227 9709
907 West Coral Street
Tampa, FL 33602
CURRENT RESEARCH:
,OOXPLQDWHGPDQXVFULSWVDQGHDUO\
printing
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Miniaturists in the Era of Print,”
Books of Venice, eds. C. Kallendorf
and L. Pon, Miscellanea Marciana
20 (2008), 31-60
• (with E. Welch), Making and Marketing Medicine in Renaissance
Florence, Wellcome Series in the
History of Medicine (Rodopi, 2010)
Teresa Fava Thomas
Barry Shears
Associate Professor
Fitchburg State College
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
barryshears@hotmail.com
Monica Shenouda
Dr.
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
mas5ms@virginia.edu
Tel: 39 320 236 4086
Via del Palmerino, 19
)LHVROH),
,WDO\
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
tthomas@fsc.edu
Tel: 978-665-4587
Fax: 978-665-4530
Miller Hall #4 - History Dept.
Fitchburg State College
160 Pearl Street
Fitchburg, MA 01420
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venice and emigration from the Veneto
,WDOLDQLPPLJUDWLRQWRWKH
86,WDOLDQ$PHULFDQH[SHULHQFHLQWKH
20th century
50
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Tel: 530-662-0703
• “Arresting the Padroni Problem in
$PHULFD,WDOLDQ'LSORPDWV,PPLJUDWLRQ5HVWULFWLRQLVWV
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Jonathan Walker
English Department
University of California
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616-8581
Senior Research Fellow
University of Sydney
CURRENT RESEARCH:
c/o Dept. of History
University of Sydney
Sydney, NSW 2006
Australia
Maartje van Gelder
Dr.
University of Amsterdam
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
m.vangelder@uva.nl
Tel: +31-20-525 4489
Fax: +31-20-525 4429
Hestiastraat 73
1076 DK Amsterdam
The Netherlands
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The Netherlandish merchant community in early modern Venice; Diplomatic
and cultural exchange between Venice,
England, and the Dutch Republic;
,QIRUPDOGLSORPDF\LQ9HQLFH
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
´+RZWRLQÁXHQFH9HQHWLDQHFRnomic policy: collective petitions
of the Netherlandish merchant
community in the early seventeenth
century,” Mediterranean Historical
Review 24 (2009): 29-47
• Trading places: the Netherlandish merchant community in Venice,
1590-1650 (Leiden - Boston, 2009)
• “Daniel Nijs;” “Giovanni Reynst;”
“Luca van Uffel,” in Il collezionismo d’arte a Venezia. Il Seicento,
eds. S. Mason and L. Borean (Venice, 2008), 295-296, 304, 320-321
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Acquiring artistic expertise: the
agent Daniel Nijs and his contacts
with artists in Venice” in Agency
in early modern Europe, eds. M.
Keblusek and B. Noldus (Leiden
- Boston)
Raymond B. Waddington
Professor Emeritus
University of California, Davis
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
rbwaddington@ucdavis.edu
Aretino; Renaissance medals; Poetry
of Milton
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Una maschera per Aretino,” in Utreumque Paratus: Aretino e Arezzo,
Aretino a Arrezzo. In Margine Al
Ritratto Di Sebasiano Del Piombo
(Rome, 2008), 167-80
• “Paradise Lost: Memories are Made
of This,” Ars Reminiscendi: Mind
and Memory in Renaissance Culture
(Toronto, 2009), 213-30
• “Breaking News: Representing the
,VODPLF2WKHURQ5HQDLVVDQFH0HGals,” The Medal 53 (2008): 6-20
• “$UHWLQR7LWLDQDQG/D+XPDQLWj
di Cristo,” Forms of Faith in
sixteenth-century England, eds. A.
Brundin and M. Treherne (Ashgate,
2009), 171-198
• Il satiro di Aretino: sexualità,
satira, e proiezione di se nell’arte
e nella letteratura del xvi secolo
(Rome, 2009)
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jonathan.walker@usyd.edu.au
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Spies and diplomats as storytellers; The institutional history and the
archives of the Council of Ten and
,QTXLVLWRUVRI6WDWH+LVWRULFDOQRYHOV
DQGÀOPV,DPFXUUHQWO\ZRUNLQJ
on parallel (if rather unconventional)
biographies of the diplomat Antonio
Foscarini and the spy who accused him
of treason, Gerolamo Vano.
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• Pistols! Treason! Murder!: The Rise
and Fall of a Master Spy (Baltimore, 2009)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• (with D. Hallett) Five Wounds,
an “illuminated novel,” (London,
2010)
• “Let Us Burn the Gondolas: Venice
as a Modern City,” in Rethinking
History (2010-11)
John Malcolm Wagstaff
Professor Emeritus
University of Southampton
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jm_wagstaff@yahoo.co.uk
4 Cringleford Chase
Cringleford, Norwich NR4 7RS
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The Morea in the 18th Century; The
Territorio di Vostizza, 1700
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Evliya Celebi, the Mani and the
Fortress of Kelefa,” in The Frontiers
of the Ottoman World, Proceedings
of the British Academy 156 (2009):
113-135
• “Textual Realism and Re-Enactment’ in Historical Re-enactment:
From Realism to the Affective Turn
(Re-enactment History)HGV,0FCalman and P. Pickering, (Palgrave
Macmillan, 2010)
Jan Willem Wesseldijk
,QGHSHQGHQWVFKRODU3K'FDQGLGDWH
Leiden University
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
janwiwes@xs4all.nl
Tel: ++ 31 71 5315685
Moerbeistraat 33
2321 DJ Leiden
Netherlands
CURRENT RESEARCH:
The Venetian administration of Crete
51
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in the 15th century; Venetian and
Frankish Greece
Megan Williams
Dr.
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
m.k.williams@rug.nl
Tel: +44 0121 414 3726
Fax: +44 0121 414 5668
Zwanestraat 39a
9712 CK Groningen
Netherlands
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Cinquecento diplomacy and humanism
Carolyn C. Wilson
Dr.
,QGHSHQGHQW6FKRODU
159 (Cesare Franchi, il Pollino);
302-303, no. 244 (Bartolomeo Passarotti)
• “Some Further Evidence of St. JoVHSK·V&XOWLQ5HQDLVVDQFH,WDO\DQG
Related St. Joseph Altarpieces,” in
Die Bedeutung des hl. Josef in der
Heilsgeschichte. Akten des IX. Internationalen Symposions über den hl.
Josef, FE-Medienverlag GmbH, vol.
2 (Kisslegg, 2006), 903-33
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Sanctus Joseph Nutritor Domini:
A Triptych Attributed to Jan Gossaert Considered as Evidence of
Early Hapsburg Embrace of St.
Joseph’s Cult,” in ŊZLĕW\-y]HI
- Patron na nasze czasy. Akta X
0LĕG]\QDURGRZHJR.RQJUHVX-y]Hfologicznego (Kalisz, 2010)
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
cwilson68@hotmail.com
Tel: 713-666-2414
Fax: 713-666-8629
Peter Windows
2222 Goldsmith St.
Houston, TX 77030-1119
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Pre-Tridentine cult and iconography of
St. Joseph; Giovanni Bellini; Coronation of the Virgin in Renaissance Art
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Lorenzo Lotto and the Pictorial
Crafting of St. Joseph as a Figure of
Cult” for “Lorenzo Lotto. Per una
JHRJUDÀDGHOO·DQLPDµLQAtti del
Convegno di Studi (Florence)
“Giovanni Bellini e il dipinto d’altare.
6ROHQQLWjGHOO·LQWHQWR¶SLqWD·QHFHVsaria e devozione assoluta: la NativLWjHOD7UDVÀJXUD]LRQHµGiovanni
Bellini, eds. M. Lucco and G.
Villa, exh. cat. Rome, Scuderie del
Quirinale, 30 September 2008- 11
January 2009 (Cinisello Balsamo,
2008), 116-129.
• ÀYHHQWULHVLQA Corpus of Drawings in Midwestern Collections:
Sixteenth-Century Italian Drawings,
ed. E. Olszewski, 2 vols (Turnhout,
2008), 42-44, nos. 36-38 (Bassano
family, attributed); 197-199, no.
Dr.
Birmingham City University
peter.windows@bcu.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)7742 677190
%LUPLQJKDP,QVWRI$UWDQG'HVLJQ
Birmingham City University
Birmingham B4 7DX
UK
CURRENT RESEARCH:
9HQHWLDQDQG1RUWK,WDOLDQ'UDZLQJ
in the Early Renaissance: Recovering the Moscardo Album (an attempt
to reconstruct the album of drawings
DVVHPEOHGE\$QWRQLR,,%DGLOHDURXQG
1500); the drawings collection of Gabriele Vendramin. Venetian and Paduan
humanism and its relationship with art:
the drawings of Bernardino Parenzano;
Antiquarian sylloges
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• (with E. Karet) The Antonio II Badile album of Drawings (c. 1500):
The Origins of Collecting in Early
Modern Verona (Ashgate, 20112012)
Carolin Wirtz
Dr. phil.
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
carolin.wirtz@gmx.de
Tel: 0228-8504576
Kölnstraße 368
53117 Bonn
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Abraham Spillieurs (1613-1656). Die
Handelsbeziehungen zwischen Venedig
und Köln im 17. Jahrhundert; Kardinal
Giovanni Battista Zen und das Bonner Stift St. Cassius und Florentius um
1500
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Der Buchdrucker Johannes Manthen von Gerresheim in Venedig
(1474-1484),” Düsseldorfer Jahrbuch 77 (2007): 17-40
• “Köln und Venedig. Wirtschaftliche
und kulturelle Beziehungen im 15.
und 16. Jahrhundert (Beihefte zum
Archiv für Kulturgeschichte 57),”
Diss. phil. (Köln/Weimar/Wien,
2006)
• “‘Mercator in fontico nostro’. Mercanti tedeschi fra la Germania e il
Fondaco dei Tedeschi a Venezia,” in
Presenze tedesche a Venezia, ed S.
Winter, 1-48.
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• (with A. Mozzato) “Die Anziehungskraft der Metropolen:
'HXWVFKVSUDFKLJH.DXÁHXWH
und Handwerker im Venedig des
Spätmittelalters,” in Stadt und Land
in Mittelalter und Renaissance in
der Romania, Veröffentlichung der
Tagung in Regensburg 27.-28.9.08
Wolfgang Wolters
Prof. Dr.
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
wobri.wolters@gmx.de
Tel: 004930 3053352
Fax: 004930 3053352
Brixplatz 4
D-14052 Berlin
Germany
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venetian Renaissance art and
architecture
52
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Weltkulturerbe Venedig. Ein Blick
von außen”, in Weltkulturerbe
Deutschland. Präventive Konservierung und Erhaltungsperspektiven, ed. U. Schädler-Saub
(Regensburg, 2008), 48 - 54
• “Fragmente vom Grabmal der Dogen Marco und Agostino Barbarigo
in der Villa Valmarana ai Nani bei
Vicenza,” in Miscellanea in memoriam di Terisio Pignatti, eds. M.A.
Chiari Moretto Wiel and A. Gentili
(Padova, 2008), 79-84; 458-59
• “The restoration of Venetian Buildings,” in A future for Venice. Considerations 40 years after the 1966
ÁRRG$WWLGHOFRQYHJQRGHOO·,VWLWXWR
Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti
(Torino, 2008), 51-55
• “Una storia dei bronzi veneziani
senza le campane?” in L’industria
artistica del bronzo nel Rinascimento a Venezia e nell’Italia settentrionale, eds. M. Ceriana and V. Avery
(Verona, 2008), 375 - 86
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Bauaufnahmen des Tommaso
Temanza von Bauwerken des
Giangiacomo de Grigi in Venedig,”
Architectura (2010)
• “‘Al modo veneziano’ und nicht
‘alla moderna’. Zu den Anfängen
einer venezianischen Renaissancebaukunst,” Jahrbuch der Bibliotheca Hertziana (2010)
• “Le arti come mediatori del mito
di Venezia?” in Atti del convegno
“Venezia, mercato delle arti” (2010)
´=XU,QVWDQGVHW]XQJYRQ6WOHUV
Neuem Museum auf der Museumsinsel in Berlin,” Festschrift für
Georg Mörsch (2010)
• Il Palazzo Ducale a Venezia.
Un’introduzione, Sommacampagna
(Cierre) 2009. Der Dogenpalast
in Venedig: Eine Einführung,
Deutscher Kunstverlag (2010)
• “Art in Venice, 1400 - 1600,” in
Handbook of Venetian History, ed.
E. Dursteler (Leiden, 2011)
Joanna Woods-Marsden
Professor
UCLA
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
jwm@humnet.ucla.edu
Tel: 310-206-6975
Fax: 310-106-1903
Printed on Paper: The History,
Techniques and Conservation of
Printed Paper (Newcastle-uponTyne, 2009)
Diana Wright
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Art History
100 Dodd
UCLA
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1417
DianaGWright@comcast.net
Tel: 917-476-1453
CURRENT RESEARCH:
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Titian; Renaissance Portraiture; Court
art
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Theorizing Renaissance Portraiture,” in Renaissance Roundtable,
eds. J. Elkins and R. Williams
(2008), 360-66
• (ed.) Titian: Materiality, Likeness,
Istoria (Turnhout, 2007)
• “The Mistress as ‘Virtuous’: Titian’s
Portrait of Laura Dianti,” in Titian:
Materiality, Likeness, Istoria, ed. J.
Woods-Marsden (Turnhout, 2007),
53-69
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• Visual Rhetoric of Power and Beauty: Gendered Identity in Titian’s
Court Portraits
Amy N. Worthen
Curator of Prints and Drawings
Des Moines Art Center
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
aworthen@desmoinesartcenter.org
Tel: 515.271.0346 / 041.5244410
Fax: 515..255-1006
5130 Shriver Avenue Des Moines,
,RZD
S. Croce, 1546
30135 Venezia
,WDO\
CURRENT RESEARCH:
15th and 16th century Venetian prints
and illustrated books
5643 20th Avenue NE
Seattle, WA 98105-2434
Fifteenth-century Morea; Crete 1500;
Stato da mar, particularly Nauplion;
Venetian-Ottoman war of 1463-1478;
Venetian-Ottoman diplomatics
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• The Greek Correspondence of
Bartolomeo Minio, vol. 1: Dispacci
from Nauplion, 1479-1483 (Padua,
2008)
• (with P. MacKay), “When the
Serenissima and the Gran Turco
Made Love: The Peace Treaty of
1478,” Studi Veneziani (2007)
• “The First Venetian Love Letter?
The Testament of Zorzi Cernovich,”
http://www2.let.uu.nl/Solis/anpt/
HMRV(-26,;WH[WKWP
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• “Rubies, Parrots, and No Wine:
Letters from Giovanni Dario at the
&RXUWRI%H\D]LG,,µWUDQVODWLRQV
of selected letters and commentary)
Journal of the Turkish Studies Association (2007)
• (with J. Melville-Jones) The Greek
Correspondence of Bartolomeo
Minio9ROXPH,,Dispacci from
Crete, 1500-1502
• (with P. MacKay) “Gold Hammerings: Three Funerary Poems Attributed to Bessarion, Re-attributed to
7KHRGRURV,,3DODLRORJRVµ
• “The Knight and Death: The Kladas
Affair and the Fifteenth-Century
Morea”
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• “Attention, Shoppers! The Case
RI,WDOLDQ2UDQJH:UDSSHUVµLQ
Giovanni Zanovello
Dr.
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,QGLDQD8QLYHUVLW\-DFREV6FKRRORI
Music
Tel: 39-041-2349401
Fax: 39-041-2349481
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
Castello 6119
30122 Venice
,WDO\
giovzano@indiana.edu
,QGLDQD8QLYHUVLW\
Jacobs School of Music
1201 East Third Street
%ORRPLQJWRQ,1
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Music in Late-15th-Century Florence;
0XVLFDO,QVWLWXWLRQVLQ9HQHWR&DWKHdrals, 1450-1530
Rosella Mamoli Zorzi
Professor of American Literature
University of Venice, Ca’ Foscari
&217$&7,1)250$7,21
mamoli@unive.it
CURRENT RESEARCH:
Venice in 20th century Canadian
poetry; Henry James and Venice;
Hemingway, Venice and the Veneto
5(&(1738%/,&$7,216
• Henry James, Letters to Isabella
Stewart Gardner (London, 2009)
• (with G. Dowling) Gondola Signore
Gondola. Venice in 20th century
American Poetry (Venice, 2007)
• “+HQU\-DPHVDQG,WDO\µLQA
Companion to Henry James, d. G.
Zacharias (London, 2008)
)257+&20,1*38%/,&$7,216
• In Venice and the Veneto with Ernest
Hemingway
Poor Venice! Who knows if one day
you will see some people in a cage in
Piazza San Marco, with a sign saying
“Genuine Venetians.” It could happen,
then, that a tourist will pass over to the
resident some leftovers from the sack
lunch furnished with his admission
pass to the living museum.
Il Gazzettino
54
Venice in the Autumn, disinfected of
tourists (apart from the unbudgeable Buddalike hippies, so lacking in any curiosity), her
buildings decked in dust covers, cloaked in
rain; it’s the least frivolous time. Venice in
spring, when her paving stones start to sweat
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forms in St Mark’s Square. Venice in winter,
the time of the temperatura rigida and the
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RXWIRUÀUHVLQWKHWDOOFKLPQH\VDQGWKH
wolves come down from the Dolomites. As for
Venice in summertime, it’s the worst time.
Paul Morand, Venice
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