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HNA at SCSC 2022 Minneapolis (Oct. 27-30)

HNA-Sponsored Session

Constliefdigh: Dutch and Flemish Masters Portray their Love of Art

Organizer: Elliott Wise, Brigham Young University

Thursday 3:30-5:00PM
Location: BOUNDARY WATERS B

Session Papers:

  • In liefde ghetrau’: Karel van Mander on Spiritual Fidelity and the Love of Art
    Walter S. Melion, Emory University
  • Jacob van Swanenburg: Between the Devil and the Church
    Amy Golahny, Lycoming College
  • Painting and Making in Gabriel Metsu’s Depictions of His Wife, Isabella de Wolff
    James Clifton, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation

Other Sessions and Papers of Interest:

THURSDAY 1:30 – 3:00PM

Panel: Jesuits in Europe and Around the World
Erika R Hosselkus, University of Notre Dame, Organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES A1

Session Papers:

  • Apostasy and Identity: Former Jesuits as Cultural Communicators in mid-17c Japan
    Samantha Perez, Southeastern Louisiana University
  • Negotiating Education: The Jesuits between Ingolstadt and Munich, 1573-1575
    Susan Mobley, Concordia University Wisconsin
  • Interview with the Missionary: Frequently Asked Questions for Jesuit Petitioners for the Indies Elisa Frei, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt-Boston College

Panel: Art, Topography, and Artificial Intelligence Interpreting Material Culture from the Low Countries to Poland
Howard Louthan, University of Minnesota, organizer
Location: MINNETONKA

Session Papers:

  • Investigating Visual Communication During the Reformation and Counter-Reformation with Computer Vision
    Drew Thomas, University College Dublin
  • Jean Bodin, Topographical Publishing, and the Beginnings of Architectural History
    Kristoffer Neville, University of California, Riverside
  • The Mind and Majesty of this Greatest King: Exploring Polish Renaissance Kingship through an Ekphrasis of the Jagiellonian Tapestries, 1553
    Anne Stackpole, Leiden University
  • Sermon, Still Life, Collection
    Julie Johnson, University of Texas, San Antonio

Paper: ‘De mano sua propria:’ Raphael, the Workshop, and Patrons’ Expectations, 1505-1525
Sheryl E. Reiss, Newberry Library/University of Chicago Graham School
Location: GREAT LAKES BALLROOM B

THURSDAY 3:30-5:00PM

Panel: Reading Marguerite de Navarre
Jessica E. DeVos, Independent Scholar, organizer
Location: BEMIDJI

Session Papers:

  • Understatement in the Heptaméron
    Jacob Ladyga, Bucknell University
  • Comme est escript: Biblical authority in Marguerite of Navarre’s Pater Noster
    Rachel K Teubner, Australian Catholic University
  • Marguerite as a Witch: Jean Bodin’s Reading of the Heptaméron
    Philippe Baillargeon, University of Massachusetts Amhers

FRIDAY 8:30 – 10:00AM

Panel: Violence, Resistance, Identity, and Networks in an Age of Religious Change
Jessica C.Lowe, The University of the South, organizer
BOUNDARY WATERS C

Session Papers:

  • “These Mennonites Are Anabaptists”: 17th-century Palatine Perspectives on Radical Identity
    Cory D. Davis, independent scholar
  • “Non sans espines Rosier”: The Reflections of a Parish Priest in the Southern Netherlands, c. 1565:1616.
    Andrew Spicer, Oxford Brookes University
  • Alten, Schwachen und Enermüdlichen: Old Age and Reform in Württemberg’s Monasteries
    Ana G. Barnes, Vanderbilt University
  • The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre in Romanssur-Isère: A Conspiracy or Crisis of Authority?
    Joseph TenHulzen, University of Iowa

Panel: The Artist
Amy Golahny, Lycoming College, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES A2

Session Papers:

  • Pliny the Elder and the Deaf Painter Cristoforo de Predis in Milan
    Jeffrey Schrader, University of Colorado Denver
  • Rembrandt’s Nemesis
    Stephanie S. Dickey, Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada
  • Painting is Mute Poetry’: Deaf Artists and the Sensory Compensation Narrative in the Historiography of Early Modern Dutch Art
    Barbara A Kaminska, Sam Houston State University

Panel: Moved by Faith: Religious Refugees in Central Europe
Howard Louthan, University of Minnesota, organizer
Location: MINNETONKA

Session Papers:

  • Wenceslaus Hollar and the Thirty Years’ War
    James Gresock, University of Minnesota
  • The Religious-Political Landscape of Sixteenth Century Bohemia
    Lisa Scott, University of Wisconsin, Madison
  • Bohemians Refugees and the Advent of Church Sharing in Prussia, 1530-1550
    Maximilian Scholz, Florida State University

Panel: Counsel, Resistance, and Exile: Reformed Political Encounters
Jennifer Powell McNutt, Wheaton College, organizer
Location: HARRIET

Session Papers:

  • “Manful Soldiers of Christ”: Gendering Resistance in the Writings of the Marian Exiles
    Allison M. Brown, Baylor University
  • From Counsel to Constitution: Bridling the Prince’s Libido in Calvin’s Seneca Commentary
    Nicholas Barden, Georgetown University
  • “A Covering Shelter from the Storm” Calvin’s Political and Religious Perspective on Exile
    Sam (Neulsaem) Ha, Calvin Theological Seminary

Panel: Writing beyond Europe: Spanish, Dutch, and English Encounters with Africa and Asia
Nabil Matar, University of Minnesota, organizer
Location: LAKE SUPERIOR B

Session Papers:

  • What was Heard and Said in Elmina, African Gold Coast, 1668-70
    Nigel Smith, Princeton University
  • Accumulative Comparison: The Arabic Concept of Direct Experience, Dhawq in Seventeenth-Century Thought
    Jane Mikkelson, University of Virginia
  • Lyric and Gold: A Southeast Asian Material Vernacular
    Marisa Galvez, Stanford University
  • Amsterdam the Center of the World?
    Jan Bloemendal, Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands/ Ruhr Universität Bochum

FRIDAY 10:30AM – 12:00PM

Paper: Honor, Religious Invective, and Reconciliation in Early Modern Germany
Allyson F. Creasman, Carnegie Mellon University
Location: BOUNDARY WATERS C

Paper: Visualising The New World From a European Perspective: De Bry’s Representation of a Devilish Public Ceremony
Kethlen Santini Rodrigues, Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität München
Location: GREAT LAKES BALLROOM C

Paper: “Nature’s Work”: How Carolus Clusius and Other Leading Scholars in Central Europe Stimulated Sidney’s Interest in the Natural Sciences
Martina Kastnerová, University of West Bohemia
Location: GREAT LAKES A3

Paper: Carolus Clusius, Hubert Languet, and a Newly Discovered
Philip Sidney Letter
Thomas M. Vozar, University of Hamburg
Location: GREAT LAKES A3

Paper: Chronic illness in early modern German cities
Mitchell L. Hammond, University of Victoria
Location: LAKE SUPERIOR A

FRIDAY 1:30 – 3:00PM

HNA Sponsored Paper: Making Copies in the Early Modern Netherlands: a case study of The Madonna and Child after Jan Gossart
Yu Han Hsu, Chimei Museum/ Radboud University
Location: LAKE SUPERIOR A

Panel: Traces of Catholic Culture in Protestant Europe
Wim François, KU Leuven, organizer
Location: MINNETONKA

Session Papers:

  • The Late-Medieval Altarpiece from Voss and its Afterlife in a Protestant Parish
    Ragnhild M. Bø, Oslo, National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • English Catholic Women and the Bible in the Reformation Era
    Daniel Cheely, University of Pennsylvania
  • Spiritual Virgins in the Dutch Republic and Their Passion for Devotional Prints and Pious Books
    Evelyne M.F. Verheggen, University of Antwerp, Ruusbroec Institute

FRIDAY 3:30 – 5:00PM

Paper: Encompassing the World in the Alps: The Habsburg Court at Innsbruck in the Late Renaissance
Andrew L. Thomas, Salem College
Location: BEMIDJI

Paper: The Reformations in Olaus Magnus’s Work: Reporting, Reacting, Reimagining in a New Christendom
Bryan Kozik, Davis & Elkins College
Location: BEMIDJI

SATURDAY 8:30 – 10:00AM

Paper: The Curtain, the Stage, and Hans Holbein the Younger’s More Family Portrait
Jennifer Wu, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Panel: Drawing and Artistic Process
Rachel McGarry, Minneapolis Institute of Art, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES A3

Session Papers:

  • Reconsidering Mantegna’s “Two Standing Male Figures” and its Role in the Development of the Eremitani “Saint James Led to his Execution”
    Christopher Platts, University of Cincinnati
  • A Drawing, Four Paintings, and a Printed Book: A possible chain of iconographic transmission
    Magda Teter, Fordham University
  • Drawing on Color: The Patient Process of Federico Barocci
    Vianna Newman Dennis, University of Maryland, College Park

SATURDAY 10:30AM – 12:00PM

Paper: “Or am I a Dutchman?”: Recategorizing SixteenthCentury Dutch Protestant Refugees
Jesse A. Spohnholz, Washington State University
Location: BOUNDARY WATERS B

Panel: Bodies I
James Clifton, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES A3

Session Papers:

  • Federico Barocci, Michelangelo, and the ‘MuscleMen‚Äù
    Jeffrey M. Fontana, Austin College
  • Monkey Wrenches: the human versus the animal in Vesalius
    Lyle Massey, University of California, Irvine
  • An Elusive Moment: The Instant of Death Represented in Early Modern Art and Medicine
    Itay Sapir, Université du Québec

SATURDAY 1:30 – 3:00PM

Panel: Print Culture in Early Modern Europe: Knowledge, Branding, and Bunk
Gerhild Williams, Washington University Saint Louis, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES BALLROOM C

Session Papers:

  • “Officina Plantiniana” Books in Lithuanian Memory Institutions
    Milda Kvizikevičiūtė, Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania
  • Printing Celestina in late sixteenth-century Leiden: The case of the 1595 Leiden Tragicomedia de Calisto y Melibea
    Isidro J. Rivera, University of Kansas
  • Printing Lies: Quackery in German Books of Herbs
    Christopher Hutchinson, University of Mississippi

Panel: Negotiating the Boundaries of Status and Power
Marjorie Elizabeth Plummer, University of Arizona, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES A2

Session Papers:

  • Safe Passage and City Business: Jewish Women and Christian Bureaucracy in Early Modern Augsburg
    Helmut Graser, University of Augsburg
  • Eleanor of Austria: Negotiating Power as Foreign Queen of France
    Tracy Adams, University of Auckland
  • Magic Swords and Masculine Power in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
    B. Ann Tlusty, Bucknell University

SATURDAY 3:30 – 5:00PM

Panel: Conversion, Race, and the Cultural Entanglements of Global Protestantism
Rebecca Ann Goetz, New York University, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES BALLROOM B

Session Papers:

  • Calvinism, Conversion, and Cultural Spaces in the Dutch Asian Empire, 1600-1800
    Charles H. Parker, Saint Louis University
  • Providential Cannibals: The Religious Narrative of Hans Staden’s True History, 1557
    Joel F. Harrington, Vanderbilt University
  • Race, Indigeneity and the “Heathen” in the Moravian Missions to Shekomeko and Jamaica
    Katharine Gerbner, University of Minnesota

Panel: Bodies II
Barbara A. Kaminska, Sam Houston State University, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES A3

Session Papers:

  • Virtue Rewarded: Proportional Illumination in Artemisia Gentileschi’s Judith and her Maidservant, 1623-25)
    Mallory N Haselberger, University of Maryland, College Park
  • Della Porta’s Physiognomy in its Intellectual Context
    Dan Mills, Chattahoochee Technical College
  • Theories of the Microcosm, Natural Philosophy, and Arcomboldesque Figures Actually Made of the Four Elements c. 1600
    Joaneath A. Spicer, Walters Art Museum

Panel: Galleries and Museums
James Clifton, organizer
Location: BEMIDJI

Session Papers:

  • Ut Pictura Poesis: Joachim von Sandrart’s Cycle of the Twelve Months as Early Modern Art Theory
    Susan Maxwell, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
  • Loan Exhibitions at the Detroit Institute of Arts in the 1920s and 30s: Joseph Duveen behind the Scenes‚Äù
    Catherine B. Scallen, Case Western Reserve University
  • On the Figure of Christ as Liefhebber in the Feminized Collection Space of Frans Francken the Younger’s Allegory of the Pictura Sacra, c. 1635)
    Jamie Richardson Sandhu, Bryn Mawr College

SUNDAY 8:30 – 10:00AM

Panel: The Loose Ends of History 2.5: New Sources for New Reformation Narratives
Jesse A Spohnholz, Washington State University, organizer
Location: BOUNDARY WATERS D

Session Papers:

  • “To my Dearest and Most Learned Friend”: Interpreting Friendship in Early Modern Letters
    Amy Nelson Burnett, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  • Targeting Village Women as Witches in Reformation
    Geneva Sara Beam, University of Victoria
  • Gleaning Insights on Dutch Reformed Religious Life from Elections of Elders and Deacons in Rural Dutch Reformed Consistories
    Kyle J Dieleman, Trinity Christian College

Panel: Printing Nature: Early Modern Representations of Water, Plants, and Animals
B. Ann Tlusty, Bucknell University, organizer
Location: GREAT LAKES BALLROOM C

Session Papers:

  • Healing Waters in Contest: Balneology and Lutheran Miracles in Early Modern Germany
    Ute Lotz-Heumann, University of Arizona
  • To Illustrate or Not To Illustrate: A Philosophy of Plants in the Early Modern Period
    Fabrizio Baldassarri, Indiana University Bloomington
  • Copied Singularities: Illustrating Toucans and Armadillos in Sixteenth-Century Travel Accounts
    Lisa B Voigt, Ohio State University

Panel: Art, Collecting, Patronage, and Power
Sheryl E. Reiss, Newberry Library/ University of Chicago, organizer
Location: LAKE SUPERIOR A

Session Papers:

  • Isabel of Castile as Patron and Collector
    Jessica Weiss, Metropolitan State University of Denver
  • Performing Pearls: Dancing Bodies, Natural History, and Geopolitics in the Ballet Staged for Margaret of Savoy, 1660)
    Elisa Antonietta Daniele, University of Bologna
  • The afterlife of the del Balzo Orsini sculptures: memory and celebration of a medieval dynasty in the sixteenth-century
    Salento Giulia Pollini, University of Naples
  • Federico II Sylvia Ruffini: Reconstructing the Financial Support of Pope Paul III’s Mistress
    Cynthia Stollhans, Saint Louis University

SUNDAY 10:30 – 12:00PM

Paper: The Mind and Majesty of this Greatest King: Exploring Polish Renaissance Kingship through an Ekphrasis of the Jagiellonian Tapestries, 1553
Anne Stackpole, Leiden University
Location: GREAT LAKES A1

For more information on the conference, and the full conference program, please visit the SCSC website.

Published on October 8, 2022

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