Program and organization
Focusing on the fascinating plurality of artistic and/or visual production in Rome between 1590 and 1630, the conference will study the exact nature of relations between the astonishing number of Northern artists and art dealers active “in urbe” and their local colleagues. Presenting new research on the business of printmaking and publishing in Rome during the period in question, the conference will discuss and identify the foreign contributions to the development of the city into the most important laboratory of the transition between Renaissance and Baroque art. Why did so many Northern “incisori ed editori” come to Rome? How did they adapt their art to local standards? How did they cooperate with local painters and architects? What influence did private and institutional patrons have on their works? How did they deal with issues of censorship and market regulations? The conference is intended to combine different strings of research, i.e. questions of style, social and political history and artistic theory.
Program
10. November (Bibliotheca Hertziana)
9.00 Begrüßung
Elisabeth Kieven (Bibliotheca Hertziana, Rom)
9.15 Einführung
Eckhard Leuschner (Universität Passau)
Sektion I
Vorsitz: Elisabeth Kieven (Bibliotheca Hertziana, Rom)
9.30 Huigen Leeflang (Rijksmuseum Amsterdam):
The Roman Experiences of Hendrick Goltzius and Jacob Matham: a Comparison
10.15 Valeria Pagani (Rom):
Inventari di lastre Lafréry-Duchet, 1598-1599
11.00 Kaffepause
11.30 Philippe Rouillard (Bibliothèque nationale de France, Collection des estampes, Paris):
Philippus Gallus, graveur de Troyes: ses débuts à Rome
12.15 Stéphane Loire (Musée du Louvre, Paris):
Philippe Thomassin et les peintres de son temps
13.00 Uhr Mittagspause
Sektion II
Vorsitz: Matthias Winner (Bibliotheca Hertziana, Rom)
14.30 Maria Barbara Guerrieri (Rom):
La società di Philippe Thomassin e Jean Turpin: consistenza e vicende del patrimonio editoriale
15.15 Léna Widerkehr (Musées des Beaux-Arts de Lyon):
New Considerations on Jacob Matham’s Sojourn in Rome
16.00 Uhr Kaffeepause
16.30 Lothar Sickel (Bibliotheca Hertziana, Rom):
Anthonie Santfort: alla riscoperta di un editore, pittore e mediatore del tardo Cinquecento romano
17.00 Suzanne Boorsch (Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven):
Cornelis Galle I and Francesco Vanni
17.45 Christian Tico Seifert (National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh):
Hendrick Goudt bringt des Elzheimers Stuck in Kupfer: Some Remarks on Goudt and Elsheimer in Rome
18.30 Umtrunk
11. November (Istituto olandese di Roma)
9.00 Begrüßung
Bernard Stolte (Istituto olandese di Roma)
Sektion III
Vorsitz
Bert Treffers (Istituto olandese di Roma)
9.15 Sophie Harent (Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nancy):
Jacques Callot et la lecon de Rome (1608-1611)
10.00 Peter Fuhring (Fondation Custodia, Paris/ Radboud Universiteit,
Nijmegen):
Valérien Regnart and the Representation of Architecture in Early Baroque Rome
10.45 Kaffeepause
11.15 Louise Rice (New York University):
The Greuters and Other Northern Printmakers in the Service of the Jesuits in Rome
12.15 Giorgio Marini (Gabinetto Disegni e Stampe degli Uffizi, Florenz):
Josse de Pape incisore: artisti fiamminghi e modelli emiliani a Roma negli anni della Galleria Giustiniana
13.00 Mittagspause
Sektion IV
Vorsitz
Sybille Ebert-Schifferer (Bibliotheca Hertziana, Rom)
14.30 Jörg Martin Merz (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster):
Pietro da Cortona ed i suoi incisori degli anni 1620 e 1630
15.15 Véronique Meyer (Université de Poitiers):
Les burinistes francais à Rome 1590-1630
16.00 Kaffepause
16.30 Peter Jonathan Bell (New York University):
Baglione’s Forestieri: Northern Printmakers in Roman Biography
17.15 Eckhard Leuschner (Universität Passau):
National Networks and Local Alliances: How Northern Printmakers and Publishers Moved in the Arts and Society of Rome
18.00 Diskussion
Diskutant Horst Bredekamp (Humboldt-Universität Berlin)