Are you headed to Chicago soon for the annual SCSC? Below find a list of Dutch and Flemish oriented panels. If we have missed your paper in our review of the program, please contact us and we will add it.
Panels:
Religious Figures in Northern Art at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century (3385) Clark 3
Organizer: James Clifton, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation
Chair: Ashley West, Temple University
Reconsidering the Enigmatic Figure in Bosch’s Prado Adoration of the Magi
Diana Keeran Withee, San Diego Independent Scholars
Albrecht Dürer, Jan de Beer, and the Nachleben of the Black Magus
Dontay M. Givens II, New York University
Sacred Simulacra: Lucas Cranach the Elder’s Virgin Reliquaries and the Archetype of the Female Saint
Maria Rodicio, Florida State University
The Figurative Language of Northern European Art (3392) Clark 3
Organizer: James Clifton, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation
Chair: Walter Simon Melion, Emory University
Anger, Violence, and Reciprocal Bodies in Depictions of Cain and Abel
James Clifton, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation
Transalpine Bruegel
Rachel Daphne Weiss, Southwestern University
Johannes Stradanus’s Figures
Andrew Chen, Texas State University
Rembrandt in the Heartland: Early Modern Dutch Art and the History of Museums in the American Midwest (3059) Clark 3
Sponsor: Historians of Netherlandish Art
Organizer: Stephenie S. Dickey, Queen’s University
Chair: James Clifton, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation
“$1000 a foot for his Rubenses, Rembrandts, and Van Dycks”: Collecting Dutch Painting at the Art Institute of Chicago
Jacquelyn N. Coutre, Art Institute of Chicago
“The Pinnacle of Art”: An Exhibition of Dutch Paintings in Indianapolis in 1936
Stephanie S. Dickey, Queen’s University
“I should like to do what I can to help”: Alfred Bader and the Dutch Collection at the Milwaukee Art Museum
Tanya Paul, Milwaukee Art Museum
Uncanonical Episodes in Northern Print Series of the Life of Christ, 1450–1600 (2943) Clark 3
Organizer: Walter Simon Melion, Emory University
Chair: James Clifton, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation
The Uncanonical Passion: Reflecting on Prayer in the Passio domini nostri (1523) of Alardus van Amsterdam and Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen
Walter Simon Melion, Emory University
Hieronymus Wierix’s Candlelight Vigils Over the Dead Christ
Elliott Wise, Brigham Young University
The ‘Dislocated’ Body and Holy Faces of Christ
Ashley West, Temple University
“Dangerously Promiscuous”: Ekphrasis, Evidentia, and the Epistemology of Objects in Early Modern Thought (I) (2971) Dearborn 3
Organizer: Eelco Nagelsmit, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and Margo Weitzman, Rutgers University
Chair: Brian Sandberg, Northern Illinois University
Cosmographia Antartica: Deciphering Fossils and Describing Lost Continents in Sixteenth-Century Peru
Juan Carlos Mantilla, King’s College London
Mapping Amerasia: Evidentia and Dutch Imitation Lacquer
Weixun Qu, Washington University in St. Louis
Translating Basrur: The Epistemological Function of Filippo Sassetti’s Ekphrastic Descriptions of Hindu Temples in Late Sixteenth Century Italy
Margo Weitzman, Rutgers University
“Dangerously Promiscuous:” Ekphrasis, Evidentia, and the Epistemology of Objects in Early Modern Thought (II) (3028) Dearborn 3
Organizer: Eelco Nagelsmit, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and Margo Weitzman, Rutgers University
Chair: Barbara Kaminska, Sam Houston State University
“Il l’a réduit à une brièveté Françoise”: Translating Hypnerotomachia Poliphili in Sixteenth- Century France
Demetra Vogiatzaki, ETH Zürich
Charles Estienne’s “Lascivious Things”: the Erotic Humanist Gaze in De dissectione partium corporis humani libri tres
Caleb Allen, University of Minnesota
Contentious Habits: Visual and Material Evidentia in the Capuchin-Franciscan Polemics on the “True Habit” of St. Francis
Eelco Nagelsmit, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Individual papers:
Fertile Mud and Living Blood: Rembrandt and the Natural Philosophy of Creation
Annie Correll, New York University Institute of Fine Arts
Melancholy Performed in the Decades around 1600
Joaneath Ann Spicer, Independent Scholar
Iconographies of Women (3390): Images of Breast Cancer and Mastectomy: Pain, Authority, and Reception in Northern European Art
Barbara Kaminska, Sam Houston State University
Deconstructing Christ to Reconstruct South Asian Satire: Copying and Transcultural Exchanges between Early Modern Rajasthan and Netherlands
Vinit Vyas, CUNY Graduate Center