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Sessions du GEMCA au congrès annuel de la RSA

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    • 11 Mar
      13 Mar
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Panel Images in Situation.

Organizer : Manon Chaidron (UCLouvain)

 

Session 1 : Circulations, Transpositions, and Transformations of Space across Medieval and Early Modern Periods

Chair : Mitchell B. Merback (John Hopkins University)

Walter Melion (Emory University), “From Book to Wall: Converting the Passio domini nostri (1523) into a Mural Frieze”
Jeffrey Muller (Brown University), “Rubens’s Altarpiece of St. Francis Xavier: Jesuits at the Crossroads »
Reindert Falkenburg (New York University Abu Dhabi and Institute of Fine Arts), “Interlaced spaces in Johannes Vermeer’s Lacemaker”
Manon Chaidron (UCLouvain), “From Cathedral to Book: Reconfiguring Sacred Space in Pierre de Cafmeyer’s book (1720)”

Session 2 : Configurations, Uses, and Experiences of Space in Late Medieval and Early Modernity

Chair : Walter Simon Melion (Emory University)

Elliott Wise (Brigham Young University), “Public and Private Spaces of Worship in St. Bernardino of Siena’s ‘Icons of Letters’”
Sunmin Cha (Columbia University), “Locating the Miracle: Architecture, Pilgrimage, and Sacred Space in the Raising of Lazarus”
Mathilde Marès (UCLouvain), “Perspective Framing and De-framing of the Narrative in Vittore Carpaccio’s ‘Madonna’ Cycle”
Marie-Anne Dragon (Free University of Brussels), “At the Threshold of Brazil: Frans Post's Tamatia and the Production of Colonial Space”

 

Panel Behaving With Images in Early Modern Netherlandish Art 

Organizer : Meggy Chaidron (UCLouvain)

Répondant: David Morgan

Président: Ethan Kavaler

Mitchell B. Merback (Johns Hopkins University), “Practicing Discernment with Three Netherlandish Painters, c. 1475-1520”

Larry Silver (University of Pennsylvania), “Redefining Religious Images in the Sixteenth Century Netherlandish Art”

Meggy Chaidron (UCLouvain), “Elijah Against Idolatry: Study of the Paintings of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Thuin”

  • Jeudi, 11 mars 2027, 09h00
    Samedi, 13 mars 2027, 17h00
  • Caroline Heering