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Irene Alm
A Venetian ‘Court’?: Politics and Music |
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Mauro P. Calcagno
Francesco Cavalli’s Opera Scores: A Treasure in the Contarini Collection of the Biblioteca Marciana, Venice |
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Jill E. Carrington
Sculpted Tombs of the Professors of the University of Padua, c. 1358 - c. 1557 |
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Tracy E. Cooper
Palladio and Venice: Art, Church, and State in a Renaissance Republic |
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Margaret D’Evelyn
Venice ad Vitruvius: Architecture and Literacy Culture from Petrarch to Palladio |
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Bruce John Durazzi
Luigi Nono’s Musical Poetics and Political Ideology |
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Claire A. Fontijn
Desperate Measures: The Life and Music of Antonia Padoani Bembo (c.1640-c.1720) |
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Jennifer R. Hirsh
Self-Portraiture and Self-Representation: The Painting and Writing of Giorgio de Chirico |
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Stacey Kaplan
St. Catherine of Alexandria in the Veneto during the 16th Century: The Social, Religious, and Political Contexts of a Venetian Saint |
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Michele Lamprakos
Merchant Space in the Late Medieval Mediterranean: the Venetians in Aleppo |
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Kristin Huffman Lanzoni
Alessandro Vittoria's Sculpture, His Private Art Collection & Social and Cultural Myths of Late Cinquecento Venice
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Maria Hsiuya Loh
"Theatrum Pictorium / Theatrum Libri": The Negotiation of Venetian Old master Style in Seventeenth Century European Courts and Markets |
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Sarah Blake McHam
The Influence of Pliny’s Natural History on Italian Renaissance Art |
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Katherine McIver
The Art of Collecting: Women, Domestic Goods and Material Culture in the Emilia Romagna and the Veneto |
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Adinah S. Miller
Necessary Evils: Jews and Prostitutes in Early Modern Venice |
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Gary M. Radke
Nuns and their Art: the Case of San Zaccaria in Renaissance Venice |
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Benjamin Ravid
Shylock, the Jewish Merchants of Venice, and Their Ghetto |
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Monika Anne Schmitter
Marcantonio Michiel’s Notizia: Collecting Art and History in Renaissance Venice |
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Francesca Toffolo
Art and the Conventual Life in Renaissance Venice: the Monastery Church of Santa Caterina de’ Sacchi |
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Helen Deborah Walberg
The Marian Cycle at S. Maria Maggiore: Representations of Popular Legend in Post-Interdict Venice |
