Hannah Friedman: "Modern Michelangelos? Copies, Fakes, and New Economies of Taste in the Early Seicento"

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April 13, 2019. Hannah Friedman presents her lecture "'Modern Michelangelos? Copies, Fakes, and New Economies of Taste in the Early Seicento" as part of the two-day symposium 'When Michelangelo Was Modern: The Art Market and Collecting in Italy, 1450–1650' organized by the Center for the History of Collecting, Frick Art Reference Library.

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When Michelangelo was Modern: The Art Market and Collecting in Italy, 1450–1650

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5:54

Welcoming Remarks, Ian Wardropper and Louisa Wood Ruby

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46:10

Inge Reist: "Shaping the Splendor of Italian Renaissance Art through Collecting and Patronage"

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27:50

Leah R. Clark: "Merchant-Banker, Diplomat, Courtier, or Agent? Intermediaries and Collecting Art in the Renaissance Courts"

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32:35

Stephen K. Scher: "An Insatiable Desire for all Things Antique: Isabella d'Este as Patron and Collector"

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31:15

Saida Bondini: "The Patronage of the Others: Artistic and Architectural Commissions in Bologna (1480–1530)"

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33:11

John Marciari: "Cleaning Out the Workshop: How Preparatory Drawings Became Collector's Treasure in Renaissance and Baroque Italy"

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27:33

Frederick Ilchman: "Birth in Venice: Early Art Collecting in the 'Serenissima'"

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28:22

Chriscinda Henry: "The Venetian Courtesan as Collector, Host, and Entertainer: The Case of Elisabetta Condulmer"

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29:26

Patrizia Cavazzini: "From the Art Market to St Peter's: The Cases of Nicolas Poussin and Valentin de Boulogne"

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30:11

Franco Mormando: "Bernini's Painting Collection"

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1:07:28

Conversation with Aso O. Tavitian and Frederick Ilchman

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