Please join us for a virtual book launch of Tastemakers, Collectors, and Patrons: Collecting American Art in the Long Nineteenth Century Wednesday, January 31 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. EST Live via Zoom Linda S. Ferber and Margaret R. Laster, the editors of Tastemakers, Collectors, and Patrons: Collecting American Art in the Long Nineteenth Century, invite you … Continue reading Tastemakers, Collectors, and Patrons: Collecting American Art in the Long Nineteenth Century (Wednesday, January 31 – 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. EST)
Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts: Oeuvromania in the Age of Reason (4 May 2023 at 1pm)
Oeuvromania in the Age of Reason Join us for the Safra Colloquy Keynote Lecture presented by Antoinette Friedenthal, independent scholar, Potsdam, Germany Thursday, May 4 1:00–2:00 p.m. (updated time) West Building Lecture Hall and Virtual The catalogue raisonné of the 18th century grew on the medium of prints. As multiples, these enabled collectors to assemble an artist’s … Continue reading Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts: Oeuvromania in the Age of Reason (4 May 2023 at 1pm)
Collecting with a View: Adriana Turpin
COLLECTING WITH A VIEW: A series introducing the research and collecting interests of our Steering Committee members. ADRIANA TURPIN 1-What are you reading at the moment? I have been really enjoying reading about the geography of the world. A while ago I read a fascinating book: Black Sea by Neal Acheson. I enjoyed the book … Continue reading Collecting with a View: Adriana Turpin
The Seminar for Collecting and Display: Prince Otto of Hesse in Whitehall Palace, 1611 (16 January, at 6 p.m GMT)
The Seminar for Collecting and Display invites you to its seminar on Monday, 16 January, at 6 p.m (GMT) IN PERSON OR ON ZOOM Sara Ayres, Centre for Privacy Studies, Copenhagen University will talk on Prince Otto of Hesse in Whitehall Palace, 1611 Hans Eworth (d.1574) Elizabeth I and the Three Goddesses, 1569, oil on … Continue reading The Seminar for Collecting and Display: Prince Otto of Hesse in Whitehall Palace, 1611 (16 January, at 6 p.m GMT)