Date: Saturday 19th November 2:30 pm – Sunday 20th November 9:00 pm AEDT Location: Online Full program and further details: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/festschrift-symposium-in-honour-of-david-r-marshall-tickets-445628465737 Download the program: Full program_ABSTRACTS_FINAL Symposium organisers: Lisa Beaven, Katrina Grant, Alison Inglis and […]
Desiring Silver: Saving Souls, Travelling Light, and the Other Side of the Coin Professor Helen Hills Presented by the Centre for Early Modern Studies, Australian National University Online Seminar. Free to attend. All Welcome, please […]
Two recent publications from Amsterdam University Press will be of interest to historians of early modern European art. Women Artists in the Early Modern Courts of Europe, c. 1450.1700, edited by Tanja L. Jones, presents […]
Masterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great at the National Gallery of Victoria International until the 8th November 2015. We enter the exhibition face-to-face with Catherine the Great in a portrait by […]
A lecture series to accompany the current exhibition of art from the Kerry Stokes collection on at the Ian Potter Museum of Art. See the website to register for individual lectures. All lectures are free to attend. […]
This paper investigates the contexts in which the image of a heart-shaped object could be used in order to evoke a range of different meanings. Human love and magic, divine love and faith, the passion of Christ and the […]
The Uffizi collection of artists’ self-portraits, the majority of which is today secreted away in the Vasari Corridor, is the product of several important events in the history of collecting by the Grand Ducal families […]
Subscribers to the EVCS may be interested in following sessions at the forthcoming AAANZ Conference, to be held in Melbourne from the 7th to the 9th of December. The sessions below are particularly relevant to […]
ICONOCLASM – A Symposium Symposium to be chaired by Dr Gerard Vaughan, Gerry Higgins Professorial Fellow Conveners: Dr F Harley-McGowan, Gerry Higgins Lecturer in Medieval Art History Dr Justin Clemens, Senior Lecturer, English School of Culture […]
Barocci: Brilliance and Grace is one of the most stimulating and well curated exhibitions to be held in London in recent years. There is in fact a relative wealth of religious art exhibitions in London currently, the equally excellent Murillo & Justino de Neve: the art of friendship is on show at the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
