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Parution : Noelia García Pérez (ed), “Crafting a Legacy. Artists and Female Patronage in Early Modern Europe”, Turnhout, Brepols, 2025

This collection of essays delves into a vital yet often overlooked aspect of female art patronage, uncovering the profound and transformative relationships these remarkable women cultivated with the artists they supported. SUMMARY The women whose lives and artistic patronage are explored in this volume provide a rich and representative sample of the diverse models of female authority in some of the most prominent early modern European courts.  The collection offers a wide-ranging analysis of the...

Journée d’étude : “Early Modern Mansplaining : Male-Authored Histories of Women”, Florence, Palazzo Alberti, le 26 septembre 2025, date limite le 10 juillet 2025

Palazzo Alberti, Via de’ Benci 10, Florence, 26.09.2025 Eingabeschluss : 10.07.2025 The Medici Archive Project Early Modern Mansplaining: Male-Authored Histories of Women. One-Day Workshop on 26 September 2025, at the Medici Archive Project, Palazzo Alberti, Florence. Submission deadline: 10 July 2025 Notifications by: 15 July 2025 The early modern understanding of women’s historical achievements was shaped in large part by male authors. Their historiographic constructions can be found in a wide range of writings, from...

Conférence : “Artemisia Gentileschi – Gloire, violence et passion d’une femme peintre”, Paris, Musée Jacquemart-André, le jeudi 5 juin 2025, à 8h30

Conférence menée par Serge Legat, historien, conférencier Artemisia Gentileschi est née à Rome en 1593 et elle meurt à Naples vers 1656. Elle est la fille du peintre Orazio Gentileschi, dont elle est l’élève, et, comme lui, elle s’apparente au courant de la peinture caravagesque et peut être considérée comme l’une des grandes figures du Baroque italien. Sous la Renaissance, l’Humanisme accorde une nouvelle importance à la vie en société mais les femmes demeurent rares dans...

Séminaires en ligne : “Heroines – Depicting Famous Women in Italian Renaissance Art”, Londres, The Courtauld, du 24 avril au 22 mai 2025

10 pre-recorded lectures with 5 live Zoom seminars at 18:30, and where necessary, 20:00 [London time], over 5 weeks from Thursday 24 April to Thursday 22 May 2025 Course description This course explores the evolving theme of ‘Famous Women’ from ancient history and mythology in Italian Renaissance culture. From the mid-fourteenth century, a flourishing textual and visual tradition grew up around the figures of ancient heroines like Medea, Cleopatra, Lucretia and Judith, whose stories, whether...