Top Posts & Pages
More on Jill's research
More on Jill's teaching
Renaissance Art History at Edinburgh
Research student blogs
Tags
Africa Art art festival battle of naked men Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery body hair body image Bourdieu Cadamosto Cesare Cesariano female nudes feminism Florence Gender Giovanni Battista Caporali Italy Leonardo da Vinci Life drawing Maurizio Seracini Michelangelo names nude Nudes patronage Pisanello Pollaiuolo proportion Rab Hatfield race Renaissance renaissance art renaissance studies Rosso Fiorentino Senegal sexuality vasari Vitruvian Man Vitruvio Ferrarese Vitruvius workshop systemArchives
-
Tag Archives: Florence
Humanities Research and New Knowledge: Leonardo, Michelangelo and the Battle Scenes in the Hall of the Great Council
A couple of years ago, I had a student who asked me if it was OK to base her general renaissance reading on a book she’d found in the local library – Heinrich Wölfflin’s Classic Art. Now, I have a … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Uncategorized
Tagged Florence, Leonardo da Vinci, Maurizio Seracini, Michelangelo, Rab Hatfield, Renaissance
Leave a comment
African slavery and Italian nudes
I’ve been reading a lot about renaissance ideas about Africa today, last minute additions to a talk I’m giving at Glasgow Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies on Thursday. This is all for the book I’m writing on ideas about … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance nudes
Tagged Africa, Art, Florence, Italy, nude, Pisanello, race, Renaissance
Leave a comment
