CODART ELF congress, 9-11 March 2008, Ghent

• Program (33,9 Kb, 3 pp.)
• Participants (157 Kb, 6 pp.)
• Network (285 Kb, 10 pp.)

Texts of presentations on Monday, 10 March 2008:
– Gert Jan van der Sman, Italy and the Low Countries: current research and digitization projects at the Dutch Institute in Florence (Summary) (11 Kb, 1 p.)
– Sandra Janssens, Italo-fiammingo art: the assimilation and integration of two aesthetic styles (Summary) (11 Kb, 1 p.)
– Wouter Kloek, Dutch and Flemish drawings in the Uffizi, an update (Summary) (11 Kb, 1 p.)
– Larry Nichols, Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?: CODART after ten years (This is the complete speech that Larry Nichols gave at the congress, an abbreviated form can be found in the next Courant) (41,8 Kb, 8 pp.)

Reports on the workshops on Monday, 10 March 2008:
– Workshop 1: Conservation-restoration projects (44 Kb, 4 pp.)
– Workshop 2: Cataloguing the collections (81 Kb, 3 pp.)
– Workshop 3: Post World War II provenance research, recovery and restitution (94 Kb, 4 pp.)
– Workshop 4: Alone or together: the value of collaborating (209 Kb, 7 pp.)
– Workshop 5: Scholarly research of the museum collection: a task for the curator? (105 Kb, 5 pp.)

Texts of presentations on Tuesday, 11 March 2007:
– Maximiliaan Martens, Ghent Interfacultary Centre for Art & Science (Gica&s) (Summary) (10 Kb, 1 p.)
– Rhea Blok, A new edition of Frits Lugt’s ‘Les marques de dessins & d’estampes (Summary) (15 Kb, 1 p.)
– Ruud Priem, Mirror of a medieval world. The hours of Catherine of Cleves (Summary) (11 Kb, 1 p.)
– Jenny Gaschke, Exhibition Turmoil and tranquillity: the sea through the eyes of Dutch and Flemish masters, 1550-1700 (Summary) (17 Kb, 2 pp.)
– Irina Sokolova, Paintings by Willem Drost (1633-1659) in the Hermitage: new research and hypotheses (63 Kb, 2 pp.)