Rethinking the Russian Renaissance
Did Russia have a Renaissance? ISI professor Anatole Tchikine asked this question in a lecture […]
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Auditing Florence’s Auditorium
[slideshow] Mazes, theaters and the Cascine… At the end of March, the “Professione Architetto” foundation […]
The Lily Bites the Viper
Prof. Stefano U. Baldassarri has just published a volume, The Viper and the Lily. The […]
Palazzo Rucellai, “Bestsellers of the Renaissance”
How did the book market work in the sixteenth century? How were books produced and […]
Lest we forget: Fascism and Holocaust
Every year, on the occasion of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Forum on the […]
Barcaccia, a fountain of discovery
Anatole Tchikine’s article “Galera, Navicella, Barcaccia? Bernini’s Fountain in Piazza di Spagna Revisited” was published […]
Challenging Stereotypes
Pierluca Birindelli, sociologist in residence at the International Studies Institute, has just published an article […]
Palazzo Rucellai conference proceedings published
The proceedings of the conference on art and literature in Renaissance Florence (“Proxima Studia”: arte […]
Recent book presentations at Palazzo Rucellai
Two book presentations were held at Palazzo Rucellai this last fall. On October 14, Prof. […]
Breaking “new ground” at the AIA Convention
Thousands of archaeologists, philologists, and students from nearly forty countries gathered in Philadelphia, January 4-9, […]