‘Showcasing Raphael’ Conference at Rome Campus

The University of Kent in Rome will be holding a conference – Showcasing Raphael – in the Auriana auditorium of the American University of Rome, via Pietro Roselli, 16, Rome (Gianicolo) on the afternoon of 1 April 2015 (from 1400, free registration, all welcome). Confirmed speakers and titles as follow below

SESSION I (TOM HENRY, SESSION CHAIR)

1400    TOM HENRY                        Welcome and Session Introduction

1405   SHERYL REISS                    Raphael and the Patronage Game

1435   DAVID EKSERDJIAN           Raphael and Dürer

1505                                                  QUESTIONS

1510   LINDA WOLK-SIMON           A Proposal on the Identity of the Sitter in Raphael’s

Portrait of a Lady with a Unicorn

1540   PAUL JOANNIDES               Raphael, a Cardinal and a Pope

1600                                                   QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

 

SESSION II (CLAIRE VAN CLEAVE, SESSION CHAIR)

1620   CLAIRE VAN CLEAVE          Session Introduction and Raphael’s Ajax

1630   CLAUDIA LA MALFA             To paint a beautiful woman, I need to see many:

                                                            Raphael’s Portrait Drawings

1700   BEN THOMAS                        Eloquence in Raphael drawings

1730                                                   QUESTIONS

1735   PAUL GWYNNE                    The Poet and the Prince of Painters: The program                                                                of decoration for the Villa Medici by Francesco Sperulo

1805   TOM HENRY                          Raphael’s Self-portrait with Giulio Romano

1830                                                   QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

 

DAVID EKSERDJIAN, Professor of History of Art, University of Leicester

PAUL GWYNNE, Professor of Classics, Director of Interdisciplinary Studies, American University of Rome,

TOM HENRY, Professor of History of Art, University of Kent

PAUL JOANNIDES, Emeritus Professor of History of Art, University of Cambridge

CLAUDIA LA MALFA, Professore Straordinario, Università Telematica Uninettuno; Adjunct Professor, American University of Rome

SHERYL REISS, President, Italian Art Society

BEN THOMAS, Senior Lecturer, History of Art, University of Kent

CLAIRE VAN CLEAVE, independent art historian

LINDA WOLK-SIMON, Director and Chief Curator, University Collections, Fairfield University, Fairfield, Connecticut

For further information please contact Prof. T.F.K. Henry, Professor of History of Art, Academic Director for Rome, T.F.K.Henry@kent.ac.uk