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Saturday,
March 16, 2002
9:30 - 11:30
Neil De Marchi and Hans Van Miegroet,
Duke University
Special Presentation of the Mapping Markets Project. The Mapping Markets
for Paintings (1450-1750) project is an attempt by a multidisciplinary
team to apply a comparative and longitudinal approach to questions relating
to the emergence of easel paintings as an object of desire, and to the
development of markets in such paintings.
Four simultaneous workshops
Independence
and Adherence among the Pupils and Followers of Rembrandt.
Coordinator: David De Witt
Diptychs, Pairing and Duality in Netherlandish Art.
Coordinators: Laura Gelfand, Ron Spronk, Ann M. Roberts
and Andrea G. Pearson
Scherpenheuvel:
Space, Image and Ritual.
Coordinator: Margit Thofner
Gardens
of Hans Vredeman de Vries: The Flemish Garden Tradition around 1600.
Coordinators
Peter Fuhring and Ursula Harting (at the Rubenshuis)
11:30-13:30 Lunch
PARALLEL SESSIONS
13:30-15:30
FIFTEENTH-CENTURY NETHERLANDISH ART
Chair: Jos Koldeweij, KU Nijmegen
Al Acres, Princeton University
Elsewhere in Netherlandish Painting.
Amy Powell, Harvard University
The Descent from the Cross from Rogier van der Weyden to the Master
of the Bartholomew Altar.
Ellen Konowitz, SUNY New
Paltz
"But Mary kept all these things, pondering them in her heart:"
Mary's Devotion in Hugo van der Goes's Portinari Altarpiece and Geertgen
tot Sint Jans's Night Nativity
Joaneath Spicer, Walters
Art Museum, Baltimore
Jan van Eyck's Portrait of Jan de Leeuw and the Development of the "Lifelike"
Portrait.
Kate Bomford, Courtauld Institute
Portraiture and Salvation: Jan van Eyck's Timotheos Reconsidered.
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SEVENTEENH-CENTURY DUTCH ART
Chair: Wayne Franits, Syracuse University
Lisa Rosenthal, University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Love, Art and Politics in Cornelis van Haarlem's Wedding of Peleus and
Thetis in the Haarlem Prinsenhof
Christopher D.M. Atkins,
Rutgers University
Frans Hals's Self-Portrait in The Officers of the Haarlem St. George
Civic Guard
Mia M. Mochizuki, University
of Chicago
'Breaking:' Dutch Art or Early Deconstructionism
Martha Moffitt Peacock, Brigham
Young University
Women Artists and Mirroring the Self
Joy Kearney, Independent
Scholar
Birds of a Feather: The De Hondecoeter Family and the Birth of
a New Genre
15:30 -16:00 Closing remarks by Alison Kettering (HNA president)
There will be a bus taking participants to Bruges
19:00 - 22:00 'Nocturne', an evening in Bruges, courtesy of the
City of
Bruges
19:00 Reception in the Gothic Hall of the Stadhuis
19:45 - 22:00 Private viewing of the Jan van Eyck exhibition
22:30 Bus returns to Antwerp
Those who wish to stay in Bruges overnight at reduced hotel rates,
please contact Mrs. Beatrijs Eemans at the Bruges Museums
T: +32 (0)50-44 87 23
E: cocel2002@brugge.be
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Sunday
17 March, 2002
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