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Renaissance Lecture at the NC Museum of Art
February 24, 2009 - 2:02pm
Posted to the K'Berg list by Dryea.
This is free. Held in the museum auditorium, the Sunday of Le Grande Tournoi de Amitie weekend.
Humber Lecture Series:
Fashioning Portraits in Renaissance Italy
April 19, 2:30 p.m.
Evelyn Welch, PhD
Queen Mary University of London
How much control did Renaissance women have over how they were depicted in art? Examining the clothing, gems, hairstyles, and accessories depicted in two 16th-century portraits from the NCMA’s collection, Evelyn Welch discusses the place aristocratic women held in the social, political, and economic realms of Renaissance Italy.
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Awesome. Thanks for posting this. I'm tempted to go and I don't even play 16th century. Can we get this in the events calendar as well?