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Conférence: The three masks of Biagio Rossetti, “muratore ferrarese” (1444-1516) Florence, Villa I Tatti, le 04 Avril 2019, 18h-19h30

Conférence de “The three masks of Biagio Rossetti, “muratore ferrarese” (1444-1516)” au Gould Hall – Villa I Tatti, The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Florence qui aura lieu le Jeudi 4 Avril 2019 à 18h-19h30.   Speaker: Marco Folin  (University of Genoa) Since Bruno Zevi’s classic book on Biagio Rossetti architetto ferrarese (Turin 1960), the figure of Biagio Rossetti – idealised as a nonconformist if not subversive architect and the “first European town-planner”– has entered the pantheon of...

Conférence: Présentation de Martin McLaughlin sur “Alberti’s Autobiographical Writings”, Florence, Villa I Tatti, le 11 Avril 2019, 18h-19h30

Conférence de Martin McLaughlin sur “Alberti’s Autobiographical Writings” au Gould Hall – Villa I Tatti, The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Florence qui aura lieu le Jeudi 11 Avril 2019 à 18h-19h30.   When we think of Alberti in visual terms, what first comes to mind is usually the bronze self-portrait (c.1435), with or without his famous logo of the winged eye, and its motto Quid tum? His desire to project an image of himself also...

Conférence: Présentation de Philippe Canguilhem sur “Bronzino’s ‘Cosimo de Medici as Orpheus’ revisited”, Florence, Villa I Tatti, le 14 Mars 2019, 18h-19h30

Conférence de Philippe Canguilhem sur “Bronzino’s ‘Cosimo de Medici as Orpheus’ revisited” au Gould Hall – Villa I Tatti, The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Florence qui aura lieu le Jeudi 14 Mars 2019 à 18h-19h30.   Bronzino’s famous portrait of the young Cosimo, now in Philadelphia, has been the subject of much commentary regarding its meaning and destination, not all concordant. To quote Elisabeth Cropper, “Bronzino’s portrait of Cosimo presents enormous problems...