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S Imone S Irocchi S IMONE S IROCCHI RENSEIGNEMENTS PERSONNELS n E-mail : [email protected] n Nationalité : italienne INSTRUCTION ET FORMATION n Janvier 2012 – juin 2016 : Università degli Studi di Bologna – Département de Lettres et Philosophie. Doctorat en «Archéologie et Histoire de l’art» en cotutelle avec l’École Pratique des Hautes Études (Paris) avec un projet de recherche coordonné par les professeurs Sonia Cavicchioli, Daniele Benati et Sabine Frommel avec le titre : Stratégies culturelles entre Paris et Modène au Grand Siècle : les artistes français à la cour des Este. n Javier 2012-2016 : «Cultore di materia» auprès de l’Università degli Studi di Bologna. n Mars 2015 : élu membre correspondant de la Société Académique de l’Aube, Troyes. n Octobre 2011 – mai 2012 : Scuola Vaticana di Archivistica, Paleografia e Diplomatica. Diplôme en Archivistique Résultat : 30/30. n 2007 – 2011 : Università degli Studi di Bologna – Département de Lettres et Philosophie. Master en Histoire de l’art (curriculum médiéval et moderne) Résultat : 110/110 avec félicitations du jury. n Janvier 2010 – février 2011 : Stage auprès de la Documentation du Département des Arts Graphiques, Musée du Louvre. n Septembre 2007 – juin 2008 : Séjour d’études Erasmus auprès de l’Université Paris X – Nanterre pour l’année académique 2007-2008 et participation au projet “Nocturnes du Louvre” (Musée du Louvre). n 2003 – 2007 : Università degli Studi di Bologna – Département de Lettres et Philosophie. Licence en Lettres Moderne (curriculum historico-artistique) Résultat : 110/110 avec félicitations du jury. n 1998 – 2003 : Lycée classique G. D. Romagnosi, Parme. Diplôme. Résultat : 84/100. PUBLICATIONS n Angelo Monesi, priore carmelitano, e la decorazione della sagrestia di San Biagio a Modena, Modena, Panini, 2016, [à paraitre]. n Jean Boulanger (Troyes-1608, Modène-1660). La formation et le portrait troyen du « premier peintre du duc », in «Mémoires de la Société Académique de l’Aube», n. 138 (2016) [à paraitre]. n Protagonisti della diplomazia estense nella Francia di metà Seicento, in «Q.E. Quaderni Estensi», n. 6 (2015). n Pagine inedite di collezionismo estense. Il mecenatismo e gli interessi artistici di Alfonso IV (1634- 1662) dai registri delle sue spese, in «Storia dell’arte», n. 140 (2014), pp. 73-82. n Confessioni e assoluzioni: nuove spigolature su Leonello Spada e Guido Reni, in «Intrecci d’arte», III (2014), pp. 56-68. n Fiches des œuvres : Scuola del Guercino, Ariosto e la musa Clio; Jean Boulanger, Clio, musa della Storia; Jean Boulanger, Allegoria della musica; Jean Boulanger, La sfida pittorica tra Apelle e Protogene; Jean Boulanger, Timante ritrae un ciclope; Jean Boulanger, Il sogno di Nausicaa; Jean Boulanger, Madonna della Ghiara con San Giorgio; Giusto Suttermans, Ritratto di Girolamo Graziani, in Splendori di una corte italiana. Gli Este da Ferrara a Modena, catalogo della mostra a cura di S. Casciu, M. Toffanello (Venaria Reale, 8 marzo-6 luglio 2014), Modena, Panini, 2014. n Recension au volume : Modena Barocca. Opere e artisti alla corte di Francesco I d’Este (1629- 1658), a cura di S. Casciu, S. Cavicchioli, E. Fumagalli, Firenze, Edifir, 2013, in «Fontes. Rivista di filologia, iconografia e storia della tradizione classica», [à paraître]. n Una proposta per Francesco Brizio, in «Il Carrobbio», n. XXXIX (2013), pp. 59-62. n Le “eroiche azioni” di padre Angelo Monesi per il Carmine di Modena, in «Intrecci d’arte», n. II (2013), pp. 67-81. n Carlo Volpe e i Carracci : lo 'studio' delle mani, in Igino Benvenuto Supiuno e Carlo Volpe in dialogo con le arti, a cura di M. Pigozzi, Piacenza, Edizioni Tip.Le.Co, 2012, pp. 112-128. n Fiches des œuvres : Ludovico Carracci, San Vincenzo Martire; Lorenzo Garbieri, Fuga in Egitto; Carlo Volpe, Attribuzione della Fuga in Egitto; Annibale Carracci, Maddalena penitente; Annibale Carracci (?), Il giudizio di Paride, in Le immagini della ricerca: Igino Benvenuto Supino e Carlo Volpe in dialogo con le arti, a cura di M. Pigozzi, Piacenza, Edizioni Tip.Le.Co., 2011, pp. 52 – 56. n Il libretto con Storie di San Geminiano di Giovanni Guerra, in «Atti e Memorie della Deputazione di Storia Patria per le antiche province modenesi», n. XXXII, 2010, pp. 25-62. AUTRES PUBLICATIONS § Exposition virtuelle I luoghi della musica pour le site internet «Amuses» (Archivio Musicale Estense) realisé par le festival musical Grandezze e Meraviglie dans le cadre du du projet «Movio» coordonné par l’Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico delle Biblioteche Italiane (2015). § La chiesa di San Biagio nel Carmine, in «Modena Qui», anno III, n. 306, 27 décembre 2011, pp. 6-7 ; (réédité in «Modena Qui», anno IV, n. 186, 5 aoûts 2012, pp. 12-13. § I candelieri d’argento dei Carmelitani che il Duomo salvò anche da Napoleone, in «L’Informazione di Modena», anno XII, n. 238, 30 aoûts 2011, p. 3. COMMUNICATIONS § Le relazioni culturali tra Parigi e Modena al tempo di Francesco I d’Este, conférence organisé par la Soprintendenza dei Beni Artistici ed Etnoantropologici di Modena e Reggio Emilia, 17 octobre 2015, Sassuolo, Palazzo Ducale. § Une question de «honorevolezza». Les nouvelles pièces du cardinal d’Este à Palazzo Orsini au Campo dei Fiori (1649-51). Séminaire internationale : «La distribution intérieure comme miroir de la vie sociale: contaminations et glissements entre des cours en France, Italie et Europe centrale», 28 mai 2015, Paris, EPHE. § Jean Boulanger (Troyes-1608, Modène-1660). La formation et le portrait troyen du «premier peintre du duc», communication, 17 avril 2015, Troyes, Société Académique de l’Aube. § «La morte effimera. Liturgia funeraria e modelli per il catafalco a pianta centrale di Francesco I d’Este». Séminaire internationale : «The Discovery of Central-Plan Forms. Architecture in France and Czech Lands Between 1500 and 1800». 16-18 avril 2014, Praga, The Institute of Art History, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. § «Angelo Monesi, priore carmelitano, e la decorazione della sagrestia di San Biagio a Modena». Colloque : «Arte nei monasteri, arte per i monasteri. scrittura, arte e musica presso i Benedettini e altri ordini religiosi», sous la direction de S. Cavicchioli, V. Vandelli, 28-29 novembre 2014, Modena, Monastero di San Pietro. § La Contre-Réforme à Modène au XVIIe siècle : le saint patron de la ville dans les dessins de Giovanni Guerra, séminaire coordonné par Madame Panayota Volti, 16 mars 2010, Paris, Université Paris X-Nanterre. § Il libretto con le storie di San Geminiano di Giovanni Guerra, communication, 9 avril 2009, Modena, Deputazione di Storia Patria per le antiche Province Modenesi. CONNAISSANCES INFORMATIQUES ET LANGUES ETRANGERES § Connaissance excellente du logiciel MS. Office. § Excellent maitrise de la langue française. § Bonne connaissance de la langue anglaise. J'autorise le traitement de mes données personnelles aux termes du décret législatif 196/2003. .
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