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To View the Symposium Schedule Raphael’s Collaborations A Symposium at the Worcester Art Museum September 12, 2015 9:00 Registration Session Two: Florence 9:30 Opening Remarks 11:30 Raphael's Patronage Networks during his Florentine Years Jon Seydl Sheryl Reiss Director of Curatorial Affairs and Curator of European President, Italian Art Society Art, Worcester Art Museum 12:00 "ciò che haveva dell’arte, l’aveva da me": When does learning 9:35 Introduction and collaboration cross the line? Raphael's artistic strategy in Linda Wolk-Simon Florence Director and Chief Curator, University Museums, Tom Henry Fairfield University Professor of History of Art, University of Kent Session One: Urbino and Umbria 12:30 Discussion Paul Joannides 9:50 Raphael, Son of Giovanni Santi Emeritus Professor of Art History, Trinity College, Kim Butler Wingfield University of Cambridge Associate Professor of Renaissance Art History, American University Lunch 10:20 Domenico Alfani and Timoteo Viti: Parallel Lives? Session Three: Rome Robert G. La France 2:00 Raphael, Marcantonio Raimondi, and Prints Director, David Owsley Museum of Art, Ball State Lisa Pon University Associate Professor of Art History, Southern Methodist University, 10:50 Discussion Meadows School of the Arts Luke Syson 2:30 Collaboration Reconsidered: Raphael, Gianfrancesco Penni, and the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Chairman, Department of Question of Raphael Workshop Modelli European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, Metropolitan Robert Williams Museum of Art Professor of the History of Art, UC Santa Barbara Coffee Break 3:00 Collaboration in the Design of Raphael’s Villa Madama Yvonne Elet Assistant Professor of Art History, Vassar College 3:30 Discussion Patricia Emison Professor of Art History, University of New Hampshire Reception Join us in the museum café for light refreshments and a cash bar This symposium has been generously supported by the Robert Lehman Foundation and the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. .
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