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Events October – December 2020 Events marked #BSROnlineLectures will take place via Zoom. Please sign up in advance at https://www.bsr.ac.uk/news/italy-events
October November TUESDAY 24 NOVEMBER MONDAY 7 DECEMBER
18.00–19.30 18.00–19.30
WEDNESDAY 7 OCTOBER WEDNESDAY 4 NOVEMBER #BSROnlineLectures #BSROnlineLectures
18.00–19.30 18.00–19.30 William Dugood and William Kent: a story Roman relics and Renaissance collectors,
The movement of early medieval medical #BSROnlineLectures of politics, freemasonry and art deals in 1350–1500
knowledge: exchange in the Italian peninsula Negotiating radical remoteness: from eighteenth-century Rome Hester Schadee (BSR; Exeter)
Claire Burridge (BSR; Cambridge) catacombs to dark matter laboratories Clare Hornsby (BSR)
Fiona Crisp (Northumbria) THURSDAY 10–SATURDAY 12
WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMBER DECEMBER
18.00–19.30 WEDNESDAY 11 NOVEMBER 18.00–19.30 #BSROnlineLectures
#BSROnlineLectures 18.00–19.30 #BSROnlineLectures Tra Roma e il mare
Forcing the papacy’s hand: the unlikely but #BSROnlineLectures “We die everywhere for Italy”: Workshop in the series Trasformazioni
inevitable beatification of the martyrs of The early medieval manuscript dissemination commemoration of Fascist martyrs in New territoriali e insediamenti umani dal
Gorkum, 1572–1675 of the Liber pontificalis and its implications York and Naples during Mussolini’s early rule secondo dopoguerra ad oggi. Le eredità
Jan Machielsen (Cardiff) Rosamond McKitterick (Cambridge; BSR) Amy King (Bristol) del passato e gli scenari per il futuro.
Registration: https://traromaeilmare.
WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER confnow.eu/.
18.00–19.30 18.00–19.30 Organised by the BSR, Università degli
New light on Giorgione’s Castelfranco #BSROnlineLectures Studi Roma Tre, Università di Roma Tor
Altarpiece Navigating loss: from the end of life to the Vegata, Sapienza — Università di Roma,
Georgios Markou (BSR; Cambridge) end of the world Parco Archeologico Ostia Antica, Società
A conversation between Simona Corso Romana di Storia Patria, École Française
(Roma Tre), Sandra Moog (Essex), Florian de Rome and Centro Ricerche per Roma.
Mussgnug (UCL) Zoe Papadopoulu, and
Aarathi Prasad (UCL). Chaired by Harriet FRIDAY 11–SATURDAY 19
O’Neill (BSR) DECEMBER
December Mostra
Exhibition of works by current Fine Arts
award-holders at the BSR.
Opening hours (by appointment only):
Giorgione, Madonna and Child (detail from the WEDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER 16.30–19.00. Closed Sunday. Contact Fine
Castelfranco Altarpiece), Duomo di Santa Maria 18.00–19.30 Large crowds in Naples honour the return of the Conte Arts Curator, Marta Pellerini
Assunta e San Liberale, Castelfranco Veneto.
#BSROnlineLectures Rosso, which carries the bodies of two Italian American (finearts@bsrome.it) for an appointment.
Fascists killed in New York in 1927.
MONDAY 26 OCTOBER Mobilità di popoli nell’Italia antica: il caso
18.00–19.30 dei Volsci WEDNESDAY 16 DECEMBER
#BSROnlineLectures Massimiliano Di Fazio (Pavia) December 18.00–19.30
The calabash lecture #BSROnlineLectures
Winston Branch WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER “It belongs in a museum”: a look at three
18.00–19.30 investigations, their outcomes, and their
WEDNESDAY 28 OCTOBER Molly Cotton Lecture compromises for reclaiming a country’s
18.00–19.30 #BSROnlineLectures stolen cultural heritage
#BSROnlineLectures Searching for identity: Byzantine southern Italy Lynda Albertson (ARCA) and Q&A with
Varro’s guide to being Roman Paul Arthur (Salento) Roberta Mazza (Manchester)
Diana Spencer (Birmingham) Part of the walls of Arpinum in the Latium region of
Italy. Image courtesy of Daniele Baldassarre.
BSR Award-holders Dr Barbara Gentili (Cardiff) BSR Research Fellows
The ‘modern soprano’: performing the
HUMANITIES donna nova in early twentieth-century Italy Joan Barclay Lloyd
Maria Cristina Biella
Balsdon Fellow Hugh Last Rome Awardee Raffaella Bucolo
Dr Hester Schadee (Exeter) Konogan Beaufay (Oxford) Roberta Cascino
Roman relics and Renaissance collectors, Heating systems in Imperial-period Roman Patrizia Cavazzini
1350–1500 baths in Central Italy: Aquinum and Francesco Maria Cifarelli
beyond Roberto Cobianchi
Residential Research Fellow Maria Giuseppina Di Monte
Dr Claire Burridge (Cambridge) VISUAL ART & ARCHITECTURE Elizabeth Fentress
The movement of early medieval Stefania Gerevini
medical knowledge: exchange in Abbey Fellow in Painting Inge Lyse Hansen
the Italian peninsula Jeff McMillan Andrew Hopkins
Clare Hornsby
Rome Fellows Augusta Scholar David Knipp
Dr Maria Harvey (Cambridge) Beth Collar Simon Martin
Latin signori in a diverse land: del Guido Petruccioli
Balzo Orsini art and architecture in late Creative Wales–BSR Fellow Renato Sebastiani
medieval southern Italy (c. 1350–1450) Paul Eastwood Maurice Whitehead
Karin Wolfe
Dr Georgios Markou (Cambridge) Sainsbury Scholars in Painting & Sculpture
Between empire and exile: Cypriot nobles Charlie Fegan The award-holders listed on the
between the Regno di Cipro and Venice Max Fletcher adjacent page are those in residence
October–December. For a full list
Dr Karie Schultz (Queen’s, Belfast) of award-holders this year, see our
British and Italian intellectual networks:
the Scots and English Colleges in Rome,
Did you miss the website — www.bsr.ac.uk/research/
award-holders-at-the-bsr
1603–1745
BSR Online
Rome Scholar
introducing
Antonia Perna (Durham) Lecture Series?
Schoolbooks in Napoleonic Italy: social
regeneration and cultural imperialism,
1796–1814
Check it out on our The BSR Podcast
YouTube Channel Past BSR lectures are now available as podcast episodes
Rome Awardees
Dr Zoe Farrell (Cambridge)
Identity and community in the immigrant
artisan population of early modern Rome
Please note that this programme of events is subject to change. Visit our website at www.bsr.ac.uk for updated information. To join our events mailing list e-mail events@bsrome.it. British School at Rome Via Gramsci 61, 00197 Roma
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