CODART proudly presents its autumn issue of the CODART eZine. The eZine is an interactive digital newsletter on Dutch and Flemish art in museums worldwide.
The tenth issue includes an article exploring the collection of Netherlandish prints in the Spencer Museum of Art in Kansas and two articles introducing two very different art historical projects. One of these projects identifies the watermarks in Rembrandt’s etchings (the WIRE project), the other aims to initiate fundamental on-the-ground research and documentation of Rubens’s correspondence.
This issue also pays special attention to the ‘hidden gems’ in the collections of five CODART members. These contributions are courtesy of The Low Countries (TLC), the English-language yearbook covering culture and society in Flanders and the Netherlands. This year, TLC published an issue focusing on the Old Masters to mark CODART’s twentieth anniversary (also see our news item).
Table of Contents
eZine 10, Autumn 2018
Welcome: The Adventure of Looking
Gerdien Verschoor
Curator’s project: The Watermark Identification in Rembrandt’s Etchings (WIRE) Project
Andrew Weislogel
Curator’s project: Tracing Rubens’s Exchanges through Letters
Abigail D. Newman
Curator’s collections: Collecting Netherlandish Prints for the Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas
Stephen Goddard
Curator’s interview: Micha Leeflang Interviewed by Sarah van Ooteghem
Sarah van Ooteghem
CODART activities: CODARTfocus in Mechelen, 22–23 May 2018
Júlia Tátrai
Curator’s object: Hidden Gems by 5 Curators, part I
(1) An Enigmatic Laugh in Cologne
Anja K. Sevcik
(2) An Explosive Struggle in the Prado
Alejandro Vergara
Curator’s object: Hidden Gems by 5 Curators, part II
(3) Double Dutch in Dublin
Adriaan Waiboer
(4) A Miniature Netherlandish Treasure in Detroit
Yao-Fen You
(5) The Bon Vivant back in the Hermitage
Irina Sokolova
Friends: Floris van Wanroij Interviewed by Gerdien Verschoor
Gerdien Verschoor