Carolyn Smyth: The Rise and Fall of a Baroque Iconography: The Souls in Purgatory

Update: 2009-06-08

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Thursday, 4th June

Morning session
Iconography and Topography

10.15–10.45
Carolyn Smyth: Prof. John Cabot University,Rome
The Rise and Fall of a Baroque Iconography: The Souls in Purgatory

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Einar_Petterson_Introduction

2009-06-0813:24

Einar Petterson: Reflections on Divine Love in 17th century Roman art. Mixing, unmixing and remixing metaphors

2009-06-0850:45

Carolyn Smyth: The Rise and Fall of a Baroque Iconography: The Souls in Purgatory

2009-06-0845:08

Antonella De Michelis: Topography as Text: Reading the Rome of Giovan Battista Nolli and Leonardo Bufalini

2009-06-0838:37

Daniela Dumbrava: A Baroque traveler describes northern Asia for the Romanovs

2009-06-0832:42

Ingrid Rowland: Athanasius Kircher and Geology

2009-06-0844:05

Eric Bianchi: Athanasius Kircher and the new music of Baroque Rome

2009-06-0845:05

Arne Holm: Using art in pursuit of social and political status. The Colonna case

2009-06-0843:12

Joris van Gastel: Sculptural Franchezza: Dynamic Percepts of the Baroque Fold

2009-06-0832:17

Mieke Bal: Contemporary Baroque and Preposterous History. Part 1 & 2

2009-06-0801:06:30

Mieke Bal: Contemporary Baroque and Preposterous History. Part 3

2009-06-0801:24:33

Mieke Bal: Contemporary Baroque and Preposterous History. Part 4

2009-06-0859:09

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Carolyn Smyth: The Rise and Fall of a Baroque Iconography: The Souls in Purgatory

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Carolyn Smyth: The Rise and Fall of a Baroque Iconography: The Souls in Purgatory

Carolyn Smyth: The Rise and Fall of a Baroque Iconography: The Souls in Purgatory