Speaker: Jane Tylus (I Tatti / Yale University) 

How do we take leave of what we love?  This is a question that has always preoccupied us as humans, ... Read more about Thursday Seminar: Saying Goodbye in the Renaissance: Meditations on Leavetaking

Speaker: Cecilie Hollberg (I Tatti)

Essere raffigurati in vesti di seta in un dipinto non è necessariamente la stessa cosa come vestirsi di seta. ... Read more about Thursday Seminar: Chi viene rappresentato in vesti di seta nei dipinti fiorentini nel Tre- e Quattrocento?

Speaker: Paolo Galluzzi (Director of Museo Galileo, Florence)

The presentation previews the results obtained by Leonardo//thek@, an ambitious research project... Read more about Thursday Seminar: Leonardo//thek@ 1.0: A Digital Infrastructure to Avoid Shipwreck in the Ocean of Data of the Codex Atlanticus of Leonardo da Vinci

Speaker: Felipe Pereda (I Tatti / Harvard University)

Few other Renaissance artists have such a bad reputation as the Florentine Pietro Torrigiano (Florence, 1478- Seville, 1528).... Read more about Thursday Seminar: The Man Who Broke Michelangelo’s Nose

Speaker: Christine Göttler (I Tatti / Universität Bern)

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Speaker: Reuven Amitai (I Tatti / Hebrew University of Jerusalem)... Read more about Thursday Seminar: Drang nach Osten, Italian Style: Remarks on the Genoese, Venetian and Florentine Merchants in the Late Medieval Levant

Speaker: Carlo Severi (I Tatti / École des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales)

... Read more about Thursday Seminar: “Parer Vivo,” Agency, and Perspective: A Proposal for the Anthropology of Western Art

Speaker: Patricia Falguières (I Tatti / EHESS) ... Read more about Seminar: Aristotle and the Duplicity of Nature. Proposals for an Ontological Turn of Art History

Speaker: Christopher Heuer (I Tatti / University of Rochester) 

When a mysterious cache of sixteenth-century Netherlandish engravings was discovered in the Arctic circle in the nineteenth century, many questions arose.... Read more about Thursday Seminar: Arctic Ink

Speaker: Mauro Mussolin (Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz) 

La memoria della carta non riguarda solo il contenuto della sua pagina scritta o disegnata, ma tutto ciò che il tempo imprime nella sua materia e che un attento esame può permettere di restituire alla storia. ... Read more about Thursday Seminar: L'universo della carta tra Medioevo e Rinascimento. Itinerari, pratiche e riuso