NEWSLETTER FOR VENETIAN STUDIES 2008
VOL. 27 &84 /0/5)& 3*"-50 No. 27 2008
EDITORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Patricia Fortini Brown Dept. of Art & Archeology Princeton University
Paul Grendler Emeritus Professor of History University of Toronto
Edward Muir Department of History Northwestern University
Robert C. Davis Department of History The Ohio State University
EDITOR Eric Dursteler Department of History Brigham Young University
Published with the support of the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation under the auspices of the Department of History at Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602 USA. Tel. (801) 422-5260 Fax (801) 422-0275 For information, contact: [email protected] or www.newsontherialto.com
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ARCHIVIO DI STATO, FRARI CENTRO TEDESCO DI STUDI ISTITUTO DI STUDI STORICI S. Polo 3002, tel. 041-5222281; VENEZIANI S. Sebastiano fax 041-5229220 Palazzo Barbarigo della Terrazza Monday -- Friday 8:30-19:00 www.archiviodistatovenezia.it/ S.Polo 2765/a, tel. 041-5206355 Saturday 8:30-13:00 Monday – Thursday 8:20-18:00 www.dszv.it/index.html Friday – Saturday 8:20-14:00 Monday – Wednesday 8:30-12:30; ISTITUTO VENETO DI SCIENZE, & Friday 14:30-17:30 LETTERE ED ARTE ATENEO VENETO Thursday 8:30-12:30 S. Marco 2945, tel. 041-5210177 Campo S. Fantin, tel. 041-5224459 www.istitutoveneto.it Monday – Friday 9:00-12:00; COMUNE DI VENEZIA Monday – Friday 9:00-12:30 16:00-19:00 Castello 2737, tel. 5289261 15:00-18:00 Saturday 9:00-12:00 (call for information) ISTITUZIONI DI RICOVERO E BIBLIOTECA MARCIANA CONSORZIO PER LO SVILUPPO DI EDUCAZIONE S. Marco 7, tel. 041-5208788; ECONOMICO E SOCIALE DELLA Castello 6691, tel. 041-2601974 PROVINCIA DI VENEZIA fax 041-5238803 Tuesday & Thursday 9:00-13:00 Monday – Friday 8:10-19:00 Corte Pisano, S. Marco 2818, Saturday 8:10-13:30 tel. 041-700217 MUSEO CORRER, BIBLIOTECA Monday – Friday 9:00-14:00 S. Marco 52, tel. 041-5225625; BIBLIOTECA QUERINI STAMPALIA fax 041-5200935 CURIA PATRIARCALE Castello 4778, tel. 041-5225235 Monday, Wednesday, Tuesday – Friday 16:00-24:00 Castello 4312, tel. 041-5222034 Friday 8:30-13:30 Saturday 14:30-24:00 Monday – Friday 9:00-13:00 Tuesday, Thursday 8:30-17:00 Sundays & Holidays 15:00-19:00 DEPUTAZIONE DI STORIA PATRIA SOPRAINTENDENZA PER I BENI BIBLIOTECA “RENATO MAESTRO” Biblioteca, S. Croce 1583, ARCHIVISTICI DEL VENETO Ghetto Vecchio 1189, tel. 041-715012 tel. 041-5241009 s. Polo 3002, tel. 041-5222491 Monday, Wednesday. Monday & Wednesday 15:00-18:00 UNIVERSITÀ POPOLARE Friday 9:00-13:00 Tuesday & Thursday 9:30-12:30 Tuesday, Thursday 13:00-18:00 Piazza S. Marco 52, tel. 041-5287544 FONDAZIONE GIORGIO CINI: Segretaria: BIBLIOTECA SAN FRANCESCO S. Giorgio Maggiore, tel. 5289900; Monday & Thursday 11:00-12:00 DELLA VIGNA fax 5238540 Tuesday & Friday 17:00-18:40 Castello 2786, tel. & Monday – Friday 9:00-16:30 Library: fax 042-523-5341; Tuesday & Friday 17:00-18:40 e-mail: [email protected] ISTITUTO ELLENICO Monday – Friday 9-12:30; S. Giorgio dei Greci tel. 041-5226581 NGBO>KLBM:=BO>G>SB:% BIBLIOTECA: 13:30-17:30 Monday – Friday 9:00-15:00 Saturday 9:00-13:00 Ca’ Bernardo, tel. 041-5232463 CENTRO DELLE ARTI Monday – Friday 9:00-20:00 CONTEMPORANEE ISTITUTO GRAMSCI, EMEROTECA Saturday 9:00-14:00 tel. 5242062 Cannaregio 1575, tel. 041-717940 Monday – Friday 9:00-13:00 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 14:00-20:00 Wednesday, Friday 8:00-14:00
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GRANTS FOR RESEARCH ON VENETIAN CULTURE AND HISTORY The Trustees of the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation announce its annual call for applications for predoctoral and postdoctoral grants for historical research on Venice and the former Venetian empire and for the study of contempo- rary Venetian society and culture. Disciplines of the humanities and the social sciences are eligibile areas of study, including (but not limited to) archaeology, architecture, art, bibliography, economics, history, history of science, law, literature, music, political science, religion, and theater. The deadline for applications is December 15. Guidelines and application forms are available from the Foundation’s website: www.delmas.org.
DELMAS COMMONWEALTH GRANTS FOR VENETIAN RESEARCH The Trustees of the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation of New York announce that up to £20,000 will be made available in 2008/2009 to scholars from Great Britain and the Commonwealth for Research in Venice. The principal areas of research envisaged concern both the past (art, architecture, history, law, language, literature, music) and the present (conservation, culture, environment, politics) of Venice and the territories formerly subject to it. Further particulars may be obtained from the Secretary to the Delmas Foundation’s Advisory Committee, Professor Julian Gardner, 108, Kenilworth Road, Coventry CV4 7AH, UK (telephone 02476 418 261 e-mail julian.gardner@war- wick.ac.uk). Applications should reach Professor Julian Gardner by 15th May 2008.
GIOVANNI BELLINI EXHIBITION The Scuderie del Quirinale has announced an upcoming monographic loan exhibition devoted to Giovanni Bellini, WKHÀUVWVLQFHWKHH[KLELWLRQRI LQ9HQLFH7KHVKRZLQ5RPHLVVFKHGXOHGWRRSHQ6HSWHPEHURU and run until January 11, 2009. Included will be some sixty paintings from major museums in Europe and North and South America as well as works from churches and private collections. Although many of Bellini’s masterpieces can- not travel, the exhibition will represent a sizable component of his extant œuvre, and it will represent the chronologi- cal range of his long career. It will also comprise religious subjects, including at least two of the master’s altarpieces, SRUWUDLWVDQGDOOHJRULHV$FFRPSDQ\LQJWKHH[KLELWLRQZLOOEHDGLVSOD\RILQIUDUHGUHÁHFWRJUDPVUHYHDOLQJQXPHU- ous remarkable under-drawings; the technical material has been assembled in the course of an extensive systematic investigation conducted over the past few years by Mauro Lucco and Giovanni C. F. Villa, the show’s organizers and the editors of a catalogue to be produced by Silvana Editoriale.
SENATO. DELIBERAZIONI MISTE The Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti is publishing the registers of the Venetian Senate for the period up to the war of Chioggia (1381), in a total of twenty volumes. This will make available documentary material of extraordinary importance for historic research. The Consiglio dei Rogati o dei Pregadi (Consilium Rogatorum), later the Senate, was possibly set up in 1229-1230 as an organ of support to the Great Council. Its function soon moved from that of preliminary inquiry and advice on matters of trade and navigation to decision-making, eventually in every DVSHFWRIHFRQRPLFÀQDQFLDODQGDGPLQLVWUDWLYHPDWWHUVDQGRILQWHUQDO and external policy. Over the years the Consiglio dei Rogati became the most important of the Venetian councils, at the heart of the institutional order. The deliberations (or parti), valid as law, were recorded from the end of the thirteenth century, and have been conserved from register XV onward. The series ispublished under the patronage of the Senato della Repubblica Italiana and directed by: Maria Francesca Tiepolo, Dieter Girgensohn and Gherardo Ortalli. More information: www.istitutoveneto.it/senato/ or amministrazione@ istitutoveneto.it.
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MEDITERRANEAN HISTORICAL REVIEW – NEH INSTITUTE CALL FOR PAPERS Murray Baumgarten and Shaul Bassi will once agin conduct Mediterranean Historical Review is a bi-annual, refereed the National Endowment for the Humanities Institute, journal, published by Routledge. The journal is interested in “Venice, the Jews, and Italian Culture: Historical Eras and receiving papers treating the history of the Mediterranean Cultural Representations.” It will be held in Venice from EDVLQHPSKDVL]LQJFRQWDFWVUHODWLRQVDQGLQÁXHQFHVZLWKLQ June 16–July 18, 2008. The application deadline is March a Mediterranean context, as well as questions of a compara- 3, 2008. tive and comparable nature. For information regarding the College and university teachers of American under- submission of manuscripts, please visit our website: JUDGXDWHVWXGHQWVDUHLQYLWHGWRDSSO\4XDOLÀHGLQGHSHQ- www.tau.ac.il/humanities/cmc/mhr/mhr.html. Or contact us dent scholars and those employed by museums, libraries, at: [email protected]. historical societies, and other organizations may be eligible for consideration as well, provided they can effectively advance the teaching and research goals of the institute. Participants will receive a stipend from the NEH towards their expenses. For more information, visit the website http://jewishstudies.ucsc.edu/NEH/.
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TITIAN, TINTORETTO, VERONESE: RIVALS IN ing the Gallerie dell’Accademia, the Louvre, the Prado, the RENAISSANCE VENICE 8IÀ]LWKH0XVHRGL&DSRGLPRQWH9LHQQD·V.XQVWKLVWR- The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, has announced an risches Museum, the Metropolitan Museum, and the Na- exhibition on the “Big Three” of Venetian sixteenth-century tional Gallery of Art in Washington. Several paintings will painting for the spring and summer of 2009. This exhibition FRPHIURPWKHVSHFLÀFVLWHVIRUZKLFKWKH\ZHUHFRPPLV- will be on view in Boston from March 15 to July 19, 2009 sioned – churches in Venice – and others have never been and at the Musée du Louvre, Paris from September 14, 2009 seen in the United States. Religious narrative paintings, the to January 5, 2010. female nude, portraiture, and late styles will be explored through carefully selected pairings and juxtapositions of Although forty years separate the birth of Titian from works by Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese. Many pictures that of Paolo Veronese, the careers of Titian, Tintoretto and KDYHUHFHLYHGUHFHQWFRQVHUYDWLRQWUHDWPHQWDQGVFLHQWLÀF Veronese overlapped for almost four decades of painting analysis. Particular care has been taken to avoid duplicating in Venice. This exhibition will explore the innovations and the checklists of recent shows of Venetian painting. achievements of Venetian Renaissance painting by examin- LQJWKHULYDOULHVDQGPXWXDOLQÁXHQFHVDPRQJWKHVHWKUHH With some sixty paintings total, this exhibition will also artists. Through the carefully chosen examples in this exhi- offer the best display of works by Tintoretto ever assembled bition, each painter will emerge as a distinct and compelling in North America, as well as the biggest groups of pictures personality, who forged his own art by responding to his by Titian and Veronese in this hemisphere in about two rivals, recognizing the demands of the market, and offering decades. The exhibition has been curated by Frederick Ilch- his own original ideas. Clusters of pictures by these three PDQ ÀOFKPDQ#PIDRUJ RIWKH0)$DQG-HDQ+DEHUWDQG DUWLVWV²ZLWKVSHFLÀFMX[WDSRVLWLRQVRIVXEMHFWPDWWHUIRU- Vincent Delieuvin of the Louvre. mat, and style – will make clear just how lively and fertile VENICE LAGOON FOUNDATION the artistic scene in Venice was. The Forum for the Lagoon, of Venice, and the University of Although famous for their towering altarpieces and ex- Minnesota have together set up the Venice Lagoon Founda- pansive church decorations, Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese tion, a charitable organization intended to promote studies also pioneered the canvas easel picture as an object for on the condition and preservation of the Venetian Lagoon’s collectors; the success of this new and portable format made HFRV\VWHP,WVÀUVWSURMHFWVZLOOGHDOZLWKWKHUHFODPDWLRQRI these artists famous across Europe during their lifetimes. the island of S. Giorgio in Alga, the Forum’s future home, The exhibition will feature important examples of religious, and the opening of an “eco-museum” within the Arsenal of mythological, and allegorical easel pictures intended for col- Venice. lectors, as well as large-format works originally destined for Website: http://www1.umn.edu/vlf/home.htm churches and palaces. A group of impressive portraits will illustrate new varieties in portraiture and how the Venetian UK VENETIAN SEMINAR brushstroke could make the sitter palpably present. Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese together created a body of work The annual Venetian Seminar was held May 17, 2008 at the WKDWGHÀQHGD´9HQHWLDQVW\OHµWKURXJKORRVHWHFKQLTXHULFK Faculty of History, University of Oxford, located in The Old coloring, and often sensual subject matter. Boys’ High School, George Street. For information regarding the 2009 conference, please contact Mary Laven (mrl25@ The exhibition anticipates remarkable loans from the cam.ac.uk) or Filippo de Vivo ([email protected]). most important European and American museums includ-
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6 NEWS ON THE RIALTO BOOK NOTICES
GRACE AND GRANDEUR A NEW CHRONOLOGY OF VENETIAN OPERA Brepols publishers announces the publication of John Gar- Stanford University Press announces the publication of A ton’s Grace & Grandeur: The Portraiture of Paolo Veronese New Chronology of Venetian Opera and Related Genres, (Turnhout, Belgium & London, 2008). This book offers 1660-1760, by Eleanor Selfridge-Field. From 1637 to the WKHÀUVWFRPSUHKHQVLYHVWXG\RIWKHDSSUR[LPDWHO\IRUW\ middle of the eighteenth century, Venice was the world portraits by Paolo [Caliari] Veronese (1528-1588). Shedding center for operatic activity. No exact chronology of the new light on early works, such as the pendants of the Da Venetian stage during this period has previously existed in Porto and the frescos of the Barbaro in the Palladian villa at any language. This reference work, the culmination of two Maser, Professor Garton also examines Paolo’s images of decades of research throughout Europe, provides a secure women within the larger polemics surrounding the anony- ordering of 800 operas and 650 related works from the mous beauties of Giorgione, Palma il Vecchio, and Titian. period 1660 to 1760. Derived from thousands of manuscript The author analyzes Veronese’s innovations in martial por- news-sheets and other unpublished materials, the Chronol- traiture, melancholic portrayals of artists and nobility, and ogy provides a wealth of new information on about 1500 evocations of the antique. Relevant issues of social history, works. Each entry in this production-based survey pro- class insecurity, and poetic convention are all brought to vides not only perfunctory reference information but also bear in deciphering the meanings of these images and what a synopsis of the text, eyewitness accounts, and pointers they reveal about the painter and his clientele. A complete to surviving musical scores. What emerges, in addition catalogue of Veronese’s portraits follows the chapters. to secure dates, is a profusion of new information about events, personalities, patronage, and the response of opera INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION to changing political and social dynamics. Appendixes and Oxford University Press announces the publication of supplements provide basic information in Venetian history Filippo de Vivo’s new book, Information and Communica- for music, drama, and theater scholars who are not special- tion in Venice: Rethinking Early Modern Politics (Oxford, ists in Italian studies. 2007). The book is a unique investigation of the political uses of different forms of communication - oral, manuscript, SONG AND SEASON and printed - in sixteenth and seventeenth century Venice. Stanford University Press announces the publication of Elea- De Vivo uses a rich and diverse range of sources - from nor Selfridge-Field’s new book, Song and Season: Science, council debates to leaks and spies’ reports, from printed Culture, and Theatrical Time in Early Modern Venice. Two SDPSKOHWVWRJUDIÀWLDQGUXPRUVWRGHPRQVWUDWHMXVWKRZ systems of timekeeping were in concurrent use in Venice closely political communication was intertwined with the between 1582 and 1797. Government documents conformed wider social and economic life of the city. The book offers to the Venetian year (beginning 1 March), church documents a highly original reinterpretation of early modern politics WRWKHSDSDO\HDU IURP-DQXDU\ 6RQJDQG6HDVRQGHÀQHV that steers a course between the tendency of the political the many ways in which time was discussed, resolving a historian to view events from the windows of government long-standing fuzziness imposed on studies of personnel, buildings and the ‘history from below’ of social historians. LQVWLWXWLRQVDQGFXOWXUDOG\QDPLFVE\GDWLQJFRQÁLFWV,WLVLQ Challenging the social and cultural boundaries of more tra- this context that the standardization of timekeeping coincided ditional accounts, the book goes on to show how politics in with the collapse of the dramma per musica and the rise of early modern Venice extended far beyond the patrician elite scripted comedy and the opera buffa. Selfridge-Field disclos- to involve the entire population, from humble clerks and es fascinating relationships between the musical stage and the foreign spies, to notaries, artisans, barbers, and prostitutes. cultures it served, such as the residues of medieval liturgical feasts embedded in the theatrical year. Such associations MARRIAGE, MANNERS AND MOBILITY were transmuted into lingering seasonal associations with Ashgate Publishing announces the publication of Alexan- VSHFLÀFGUDPDWLFJHQUHV,QWHUDFWLRQVEHWZHHQFXOWXUHDQG der Cowan’s new book, Marriage, Manners and Mobility FKURQRORJ\WKXVRSHUDWHGRQERWKJHQHUDODQGVSHFLÀFOHYHOV in Early Modern Venice. The book explores the ways that Both are fundamental to understanding theatrical dynamics patricians preserved their position in society through marital of the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries. alliances. It also examines the changing composition of the patriciate during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and its relationship to broader society. Based on the records of the Avogaria di Comun, this study provides a fascinating reconstruction of Venetian society as it was seen by indi- viduals at every level. To order, visit www.ashgate.com.
7 VOLUME 27 2008 HOUSING IN VENICE
LISTING OF APARTMENTS: APARTMENT IN VENICE: APARTMENT IN VENICE: A list of housing in Venice recom- QGDQGUGÁRRUDSDUWPHQWLQD Two apartments for rent. 1. Smaller mended by scholars is available from beautifully restored historic building. mezzanine apt., ideal for one person Linda Carroll in e-mail format. lin- High ceilings, fully equipped. Sleeps 2 or couple plus guest, air-condition- [email protected] (+ 2 guests in the livingroom). Second ing, washing machine, dishwasher. APARTMENT IN VENICE: ÁRRU .LWFKHQZLWKDOO\RXQHHGIRU Fully equipped. 2. Large apt., very Summer sublet - June 28 to August 1, cooking; livingroom with sofa, easy spacious, beautiful balcony on canal, 2008. Architect’s gorgeous three-bed- chair, table, stereo system, phone two bedrooms, dining room, sitting room apartment one hundred meters and wireless connection to Internet, room, kitchen, one bathroom, plus one IURPWKH$UFKLYLRGL6WDWR7HUULÀF EDWKURRPZLWKVKRZHU7KLUGÁRRU D bathroom with WC and basin, wash- views. 2,100 euro including all utilities. huge air conditioned bedroom with a ing machine, entrance hall. Both very Contact: [email protected]. double bed, desk, sofa, TV and DVD central, near Santa Maria Formosa. player; bathroom with tub and wash- Contact: [email protected]. APARTMENT IN VENICE: ing machine; plus a small terrace with APARTMENT IN VENICE: Newly renovated, fully-furnished a great view. The location is at S. Stae: and modern 2 bedroom/1 bathroom Beautiful, one bedroom apartment with convenient to the archives, in a central all amenities available academic year apartment. Located behind the Rialto though very Venetian neighborhood. ÀVKPDUNHWRQ&DOOH5HJLQDQHDU 2008-2009; rental for one person or a Minimum rental period of two months couple. Large bedroom/study with a Campo Maria Mater Domini. Kitchen preferred. Monthly rent 1300 Euros is furnished with dishwasher, fridge/ double bed and phone line for Internet + utilities. For more info and pictures access; equipped kitchen with wash- freezer, oven, microwave and all contact [email protected]. modern appliances. Dining table for ing machine; salon with TV/VCR, 6 persons, perfect workspace as well. APARTMENT IN VENICE: stereo system; comfortable bathroom. Washer/dryer combo in bathroom, as Fully furnished two-bedroom apart- Area of Greek Community, convenient well as air-conditioning in the sum- ment just off the Strada Nuova near location: 7 minutes from San Marco, mer. The apartment is equipped with the church of La Maddalena, a ten 3 minutes from S. Zaccaria waterbus 24-hr ADSL wireless internet and a minute walk to Rialto and a short stop, 10 minutes from the boat-shuttle cellular phone to use during your stay. YDSRUHWWRULGHWRWKHDUFKLYHV7KHÀUVW to the airport. Contact: Matteo Casini Large bedroom sleeps 2 persons, small JURXQG ÁRRUKDVDEHGURRPZLWKD or Deborah Walberg mattcasini@ bedroom sleeps 1. A very comfortable queen-size bed, a smaller bedroom yahoo.com, [email protected] and cozy apartment in a quiet location. with a single bed, and a spacious Castello 3338, 30123 Venezia, Italy, + Closest vaporetto stop is San Stae. bathroom with a bathtub and shower. 39-041-523-9373. Map and introduction to the neighbor- 7KHVHFRQGÁRRUKDVDIXOO\HTXLSSHG APARTMENT IN VENICE: hood (closest shops, atm, etc) will eat-in kitchen and a sunny living room 6SDFLRXVÁDWLQ9HQLFHDYDLODEOHIURP also be provided. If you would like to overlooking a small court. The apart- mid June to the end of August. Located see photos, please send email request. ment is 700 sq ft total and includes in Sant’Elena, the very green tip of Minimum stay of one week preferred. a refrigerator/freezer, TV, telephone, the island, 15 minutes from the sea, 15 For further information contact Daniel and washing machine. Available for minutes from Venice’s wonderful li- DeVicente at [email protected]. rent year-round, except during the braries. I prefer to rent to an academic Christmas Holidays and two weeks in APARTMENT IN VENICE: willing to relocate here for the summer, the Spring or the Summer. Minimum and will charge below market rent. Those of you seeking housing in rental period of two weeks preferred. 9HQLFHWRVKDUHZLOOÀQGWKHKRPHRI Contact Enrico Palandri: ucljpal@ucl. Contact: Alessandro.Doria@joslin. ac.uk Elsa Dalla Venezia warm and welcom- harvard.edu. ing to scholars. Elsa offers a bedroom, shared bath, use of kitchen and garden, washing machine, TV, and phone. For further information contact Joanne Fer- raro at [email protected] or phone Elsa directly at 041 5267002.
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APARTMENTS IN VENICE: 6SDFLRXVÀUVWÁRRUIXOO\IXUQLVKHGDSDUWPHQWQH[WWRWKH)RQWHJRGHL7HGHVFKL One day, at the Teatro di San Crisostomo, Two large bedrooms, small study, large dining room with day-bed corner, living I fell asleep, and far more soundly than room with queen-size sleeper, two bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, washer/ dryer, telephone. Suitable for 4-5 people. Scholars teaching in Venice or on Sab- if I had been in bed. The loud and bril- batical leave preferred. Flexible dates and rent fees. Contact Marina Karem at liant arias did not wake me. But who (502) 499-0213 or (in Summer) 011-39-041-5236991; [email protected] APARTMENTS IN VENICE: could describe the delicious sensation 6PDOORQHEHGURRPQGÁRRUDSDUWPHQWDYDLODEOHLQWKHYHU\9HQHWLDQQHLJK- produced in me by the delicate harmony borhood of Via Garibaldi, a ten-minute walk to Piazza San Marco and a twenty- minute vaporetto ride to the State Archives on the express (82) vaporetto. It has and angelic singing of that song which windows which overlook a small internal garden and a small balcony off the ÀQDOO\GLG:KDWDQDZDNHQLQJZKDW kitchen which overlooks a small court. It has a trundle bed which can be set up as a double. In addition, it offers a number of amenities not always available in bliss, what ecstasy when I opened my Venetian rentals, including phone, washing machine, dishwasher, portable air HDUVDQGP\H\HVWRJHWKHU0\ÀUVW conditioner, TV and even a dual Italian- & American-system VCR. We prefer to rent it for the duration of the American academic semester or year (from Sept. to thought was that I was in paradise. mid-December and then mid-January to mid-May), but will consider other rental periods, including academic breaks, if no long-term academic year renters are Jean-Jacques Rousseau, available. For information, interested parties can contact Michelle Laughran off The Confessions list at: [email protected].
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Venice in the East Adriatic: Experiences and Experiments in Colonial Rule in Dalmatia and Istria (c. 1150-1358) Suzanne Mariko Miller, Stanford University
Dalmatia and Istria made up the kernel of PDWLDQFLWLHVDQGWKHLUSHRSOHZHUHÀJXUHGDV :KHQ,ZHQWWR mortal sinners caught between rebellion and 9HQLFH·VHPSLUHWKHÀUVWWRHQWHUDQGWKHODVWWR Venice I found that my leave its dominion. Dalmatia was so integral to salvation; Venice took the role of the Divine the Venetian vision of sovereignty that in 1358, Father, and its rivals in the area (Hungarians dream had become DQGQDWLYH6ODYLFQRELOLW\ ZHUHÀJXUHGDV when forced to cede its authority in the region - incredibly but quite to the crown of Hungary, the title of the Doge devilish tempters. was reduced from “the duke of Venice, Dal- This Venetian view of its rule over Dal- simply - my address. matia and Croatia and ruler of one-fourth and PDWLDDQG,VWULDERWKLQÁXHQFHGDQGZDV one-eighth of the Roman Empire” to simply LQÁXHQFHGE\WKHDFWXDOH[SHULHQFHVRIUXOLQJ Marcel Proust “the duke of Venice, etc.” Yet the relationship over the regions. From the year 1000 onwards, between Venice and its subject cities on the the doges of Venice claimed to rule over the Adriatic was equivocal at best, even while it east Adriatic coast as well as over their own still held onto its claim to sovereignty in the city-state. Initially, Venice relied upon the in- area. This study examines the ways in which constant loyalties of the civic governments to the Venetian state and the rectors dealt with the enforce its policies in the Adriatic. Yet, start- GLIÀFXOWLHVRIUXOLQJDSODFHWKDWZDVJHRJUDSKL- ing around 1150, the doges began to appoint cally close but culturally different from the Venetian nobles as colonial rectors to govern metropole. The inclusion of Dalmatia and Istria its subject cities, in order to more effectively into the narrative of Venetian history ascribed combat Hungarian inroads to the hearts, minds a moral and military superiority to the Vene- and harbors of the coastal Adriatic cities. tians. Yet, the frequent secession and rebellion These rectors provided the genesis of Venice’s of the cities of Dalmatia and Istria marred the colonial administration in the east Adriatic, vision of peaceful and willing union that Venice and the state grappled with three key issues espoused. This led to the development of a con- of colonial administration through them: 1) ceptualization of Venetian rule in the Adriatic KRZWKHFRORQLDODGPLQLVWUDWLRQÀWZLWKLQ that was free from the rhetoric but nonetheless the hierarchy of the home state; 2) how the deeply imbued with Christian symbolism. Dal- colonial administration integrated into the lo-
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cal political landscape; and 3) how to keep the and Istria subject communes, but also pointed I believe it my duty rectors loyal to the interests both of the home towards the role of Venice in consolidating state and the subject communes. The frequent 'DOPDWLDDQG,VWULDDVXQLÀHGUHJLRQVXQGHULWV even to recommend FRQÁLFWVRILQWHUHVWEHWZHHQWKHVWDWHWKH rule. Both the Venetian state and the subject this irreverence to subject communes of Dalmatia and Istria and communes worked towards depersonalization the rectors eventually resulted in increasingly of the rectorships, in which they transitioned the younger gen- EHWWHUGHÀQHGIRUPXODWLRQVRIWKHUHFWRULDO from hereditary possessions to governmental eration as a form of RIÀFHDQGWKHQDWXUHRI9HQHWLDQUXOH&RQ- RIÀFHV%\H[DPLQLQJWKHZD\LQZKLFK9HQ- ÁLFWVEHWZHHQPXQLFLSDORIÀFHVLQ9HQLFHDQG ice dealt with three key issues of colonial rule preventive medicine. colonial rectors in Dalmatia and Istria remade (laid out above), this study provides a way Do not consume boundaries between Venetian and foreign of understanding the evolution of Venetian space, and directly involved the highest levels ideology and methods of rule in the Adriatic, Venice, the drug of Venetian government in colonial rule. The and their impact on both the colonizer and the which is only sweet actions of rectors in diplomacy and arbitration colonized. not only solved disputes between Dalmatian RQWKHÀUVW´WULSµ If you let yourself Mbgmhk^mmhlIZbgmbg`l_hkma^IZkbla 11 VOLUME 27 2008 DISSERTATIONS IN VENETIAN STUDIES Ablmhkb\blbg`ma^Lmhg^l3:G^p:iikhZ\amhO^gb\^ZlZEbm^kZkrLn[c^\m David Barnes, Queen Mary, University of London My research involves a close look at the not to be of the simple reactionary variety (as is A foreigner who place of Venice within modern English litera- sometimes assumed) but are instead seen as a travels to this Repub- ture. With particular attention to the work of complex response to the imperialism of Austria Ezra Pound in the twentieth century and John and the rise of Italian nationalisms. lic should leave his Ruskin in the nineteenth, my thesis examines With the twentieth century experimental po- tongue at Fusina and the political resonances of the image of Venice etry of Ezra Pound, I posit a more complicated in modern writing. set of contexts for the appearance of Venice arrive in Venice mute. Examining the historico-political back- in his work. I show how Pound’s desire for a Silence is the emblem grounds to these writers’ engagement with the cultural and spiritual renewal linked to sense city, my project reads the prose and poetry of of place creates an apt parallel between the of this government: Ruskin and Pound against the revolutionary- ‘revived’ historical Venice seen in his Cantos everything is secret nationalist struggle and the rise of Fascism. and the political rhetoric of Italian national- Reading historical material from the Marci- isms in Venice. Examples of this rhetoric is and cloaked in mys- ana and Correr libraries in Venice alongside found in the ‘Adriatic nationalism’ of Gabriele tery. Political doings Pound’s Venetian Cantos and Ruskin’s The D’Annunzio and the appeal of early Fascist Stones of Venice, I have uncovered new con- groups in Venice to a historical, imperial are covered by a thick texts for these literary depictions of Venice. venezianità. By Pound’s own admission, the veil of darkness. 6SHFLÀFDOO\,H[SORUHKRZWKHDIWHUPDWKRI appearance of Fascism in Venice affected the Venice’s 1848 revolution impacted Ruskin’s development of his politics; there is also a clear In Venice those who experience of the city during the research and link between Pound’s poetry and his reading talk are buried alive writing of The Stones of Venice; I also exam- of D’Annunzio’s Venetian epics in the 1920s. ine the impact of various nationalist and Fas- Pound’s poetic evocations of a Venetian past in a tomb covered cist regeneration projects on the background to of winged lions, the art of Bellini and Titian, with lead. Pound’s Cantos. and the development of the Palazzo Ducale My research shows how Ruskin’s work can therefore be read as part of a project of acts as a critique of the ‘dark legend’ myth of ‘cultural renewal’ inseparable from his support Casanova Venice embedded in the popular imagination. of Mussolini’s Fascism. Running in parallel to attacks on the ‘dark Working with theories of mythology and legend’ from a Venetian nationalist perspec- nationalism developed by Roland Barthes and tive, I demonstrate how The Stones of Venice others, my project explores the relation of liter- attempted to challenge the ‘romantic’ notions ary works to the complex layering of mythic of the old Venetian Republic as a tyrannical history to be found in a city such as Venice. oligarchy. I also look at the culture of the 1848 My thesis thus interrogates a key question in revolution and its aftermath as a catalyst for the literature of place: the relationship between a more political reading of ‘Ruskin’s Venice’ fantasy – ‘the ideal of Venice’ – and reality, and than has hitherto been attempted. whether the two can be separated. The project The responses of John and his then wife Ef- also examines the interplay between politics, ÀH5XVNLQWRWKHHYHQWVDURXQGWKHPLQ9HQLFH aesthetics and spirituality in the depiction of are chronicled in their letters and diaries, pro- place. Ultimately, I suggest that in the case of viding important background material for my Venice, evocation of place should not be seen UHDGLQJRI7KH6WRQHVRI9HQLFH6SHFLÀFDOO\, separately from political concerns; that a major show how the atmosphere of political tension rethinking of the ‘ghostly fantasy’ approach to between Austrian and Venetian groups in the Venice should be undertaken, grounding depic- city, clearly demonstrated in the Ruskins’ let- tions of the city within political history, and ters, weaves its way into the undercurrents of recovering forgotten contexts in the process. John Ruskin’s architectural treatise. Ruskin’s politics in Venice are shown 12 NEWS ON THE RIALTO DISSERTATIONS IN VENETIAN STUDIES BfZ`bgbg`:e^qZg]kbZbgK^gZbllZg\^O^gb\^ Monica Shenouda, University of Virginia From the 1490s to the 1530s, the most im- The painters of this imagined city – Gentile Today the execution portant painters in Venice produced several Bellini, Giovanni Mansueti, Cima da Coneg- took place of the Al- paintings depicting Alexandria in two Life of liano among others – had never been to Egypt Saint Mark cycles for the Silk Workers’ Guild and thus drew upon their own experiences with banian who treacher- and the Scuola Grande di San Marco. These other Eastern locales, those of other travelers ously murdered Zuan images act as institutional tools to carve out a and merchants, and a shared iconography of sense of belonging to Alexandria and to create Egypt. The master example of this phenome- Marco. First, his a common Venetian, even if virtual, experience non is Bellini’s St. Mark Preaching in Alexan- hand was cut off at of the Egyptian city. Among the many Eastern GULDWKHÀUVWSDLQWLQJRIWKH6FXROD*UDQGH·V mercantile contacts of Venice, Alexandria held cycle begun in 1504. Bellini’s painting com- the Ponte della a prime place because of its associations with presses time and space into a highly descriptive Late. And mark that antiquity, its importance as a trading node and Alexandrian setting, combining the evangelist PRVWVLJQLÀFDQWO\LWVFRQQHFWLRQWRWKHSDWURQ with a wide set of references to Egyptian and this gave rise to a saint. Venice reinforced the link to the East Venetian culture, past and contemporary. Like curious incident; to in general, and Alexandria in particular, by in the other cycle paintings, the urban sce- incorporating diverse Byzantine, Coptic and nography evokes the characteristic material wit, while his wife Islamic motifs in its art and architecture. These richness and stylistic blending of both new and was taking leave of visual correlations legitimized the myths that old architecture in Venice. These visual allu- Venice constructed about its past, its claims to sions emphasize the continuity of relationship him, he made as if St. Mark and pointed to the East as the source between Venice and Egypt – that “amor za 500 he wanted to kiss her of its wealth. My dissertation examines urban annj” and “perfetta compagnia” insisted upon representation as a strategy to reassert picto- in contemporary documents despite the many and bit her nose off. ULDOFODLPRQ(J\SWGXULQJWKHODWHÀIWHHQWK rough waters throughout their trade alliance. It is said that she was and early sixteenth centuries. In this period of By depicting the sister city in the East, the economic and political crisis, the vigorous im- Guild and Scuola members aligned themselves responsible for age production counterbalanced the fragile and with an elite culture, the patron saint and the bringing his crime changing place of Venice within the Eastern Republic’s most pressing concerns. Knowl- Mediterranean. edge of the East was a hallmark of noblemen to light. The cycles’ paintings demonstrate the ten- who customarily would have spent a few years sion between establishing links to Venice and abroad as young apprentices to cultivate skill Marino Sanudo, the desire to describe a foreign landscape, and contacts in foreign business. Through recognizable by its viewers as Alexandria. these paintings, the civic institutions plugged I diarii )HZSK\VLFDOUHPDLQVVXUYLYHIURPÀIWHHQWK themselves into the greater narrative of the and sixteenth-century Alexandria, yet the state and mimicked the parental Republic’s in- cycles’ images provide vital information about creased efforts to manage the commercial and its appearance in the Venetian imagination. diplomatic situation abroad. 13 VOLUME 27 2008 DISSERTATIONS IN VENETIAN STUDIES Venice was for a The rebuilding of the new Fondaco dei Te- I build upon the work of Caterina Schmidt deschi echoes the inverse relationship between Arcangeli (1998 and 2007) and Isabella Botti long time an Orient, image production and actual circumstances in (1992) in seeing Venice’s fashioning itself in other words, the early cinquecento. Even though business into a “new Alexandria” as a response to the ZLWK*HUPDQPHUFKDQWVZDVÁDLOLQJDWWKHWLPH delicate political context. Ennio Concina and an enigma. due to the Portuguese discovery of a sea route Manfredo Tafuri’s reading of Venetian Renais- Perhaps it has now WR,QGLDOD6HUHQLVVLPDLQYHVWHGDVLJQLÀFDQW sance architecture in terms of shifting identities amount of money to replace the fondaco after a contributes greatly to my understanding of the become the Fabulous ÀUH%RWKWKHEXLOGLQJDQGDUWLVWLFFDPSDLJQV cultural environment. :HVWRI\RXQJ-DSD- attempt to compensate for a crumbling reality. 0\PHWKRGLGHQWLÀHVSDWWHUQVLQ9HQHWLDQ My analysis of Venice’s relationship to representations of Alexandria and then exam- nese newly-weds. Egypt using representations of Alexandria ines the broader historical context to interpret It remains, for the sharpens the focus on an interdisclipinary topic them. I examine mosaic and intarsia cycles, that has recently drawn great attention. The ex- paintings, maps and objects to assess what average European, hibitions Bellini and the East (2005) and Venice kinds of images of Egypt a Venetian audience a bazaar of and the Islamic World (2007) have highlighted would have seen. My analysis considers this the particularity of Venice as a node in artistic iconography of Egypt as a source for Venetian remaindered exchange between East and West. In various identity. I compare the visual representations to sensations, of second- disciplines, scholars have studied the impor- descriptions in travelers’ journals and diplomat- tance of commercial relations with Alexandria ic reports to comprehend the perception of the hand elegances. in Venetian merchant culture (Ashtor 1983; urban fabric and culture of Egypt. In addition Lane 1967 and 1973; von Heyd 1868-88). to visual resources, I have gathered primary and Régis Debray, Architectural historian Deborah Howard (2000 secondary source materials to investigate the Against Venice and 2002) has shown how contact with the East political and cultural vicissitudes of these criti- LQÁXHQFHGDQGSHUPHDWHG9HQHWLDQDUFKLWHFWXUDO cal years. By reading the images in light of the expression. My study isolates the Venice and historical context, I demonstrate how the rep- Alexandria example to further demonstrate resentations of Alexandria index the Venetian the role of narrative painting in establishing a DWWLWXGHWRZDUGV(J\SWDQGDIÀUPDQLPSRUWDQW Venetian visual history (Brown 1988 and 1996). myth and economic system in peril. 14 NEWS ON THE RIALTO RESEARCHING VENICE AND THE VENETO @hg]heZl%@nZk]l%Zg]@ngl3CZf^l;hg]l Venice has a long and distinguished Love had been replaced by a technolo- and Rio di San Margherita. The third, KLVWRU\DVDEDFNGURSIRUÀOPV6LQFH gy-abusing mad scientist, Hugo Drax, and most ridiculous, leg of the chase WKHÀUVW´PRYLQJSLFWXUHµRIWKHFLW\ who planned to use toxic chemicals takes place in Piazza San Marco itself. A Panoramic View in the Grand Canal to destroy the human race from space. Bond’s gondola was handily equipped (1897), there have been over four Rather than acting only as a backdrop, QRWRQO\ZLWKDPRWRUEXWDQLQÁDWDEOH hundred movies shot partially or com- the city of Venice had a central role skirt that transformed the boat into a pletely in the city. In the last decade in the Moonraker’s action sequences. land craft, much like the amphibious alone, Venetianists have been able to The Venetian segment begins with a trucks, better known as duck boats, of enjoy the lagoon city’s familiar campi view of the Bacino di San Marco from WWII that now cart tourists around and canals in the background of Dan- the top of the Torre dell’Orologio. Boston. gerous Beauty (1998); :LQJVRIWKH When Bond alights from his gondola When Daniel Craig’s Bond returned Dove (1997); The Talented Mr. Ripley in the Piazza San Marco, he heads to Venice in 2006, this time chasing (1999), Pane e Tulipani (2000); The directly to the Venini glass shop, WHUURULVWÀQDQFLHUVKHHVFKHZVHYHQ Italian Job (2003); The Merchant of located in the Piazza dei Leoncini (S. the high-powered gondola in favor of Venice (2004); and Casanova (2005). Marco 314). Unlike (one presumes) a private yacht which he and Vesper But perhaps the most dramatic WKHDFWXDOVWRUHWKHÀOPYHUVLRQRIWKH Lynd (Eva Green) sail into the Bacino cinematic venture to take to the canals Venini storefront is the entryway to a San Marco and up the Grand Canal, LQUHFHQW\HDUVZDVWKHWZHQW\ÀUVW glassblowing workshop, a museum of past the Rialto market. As one might -DPHV%RQGÀOPCasino Royale historical glass objects, and the secret expect, neither Bond’s visit to Venice (2006). (Warning: if you don’t want lab where Drax’s scientists are manu- passes without a romantic interlude. In to know what happens at the end of facturing chemical bombs to wipe Moonraker, Bond’s rendezvous with WKHÀOPVWRSUHDGLQJKHUH 7KH out humanity. In reality, the Venini Dr. Holly Goodhead (Lois Chiles) cinematic Bond had visited Venice manufacturing facility is on Murano takes place in the Hotel Danieli, in the twice before, once in the guise of Sean (Fondamenta Vetrai 50); the palazzo Doge’s suite there. Bond and Vesper’s Connery in From Russia with Love housing the secret lab (which mysteri- hotel in Casino Royale is equally (1963) and a second time in the guise ously disappears when Bond brings glamorous, but the interior scenes of Roger Moore in Moonraker (1979). his superiors) is in Ca’ Rezzonico, ZHUHDFWXDOO\ÀOPHGLQWKHHQWU\ZD\WR Connery’s Bond arrived in Venice on the Dorsoduro side of the Canal. Prague’s National Museum. with Tatiana Romanova (Daniela In a scene which is doubtless deeply Careful observers might have no- %LDQFKL GHIHDWHGDÀQDODWWHPSWE\ satisfying to those tired of the constant ticed that both Moonraker and Casino a SPECTRE agent to steal the Lek- tourist crowds and merchandising dis- Royale used the Palazzo Pisani as a set. tor decoding device, and they made plays in and around San Marco, one of In Moonraker, its courtyard stood in WKHLUÀQDOHVFDSHLQDJRQGROD+HUH %RQG·VFOLPDWLFÀJKWVFHQHVZLWKRQH for part of the Venini “glass museum,” Venice serves primarily as a pictur- of Drax’s henchmen takes place in this and in Casino Royale, Bond follows HVTXHEDFNGURSIRUWKHÀOP·VÀQDOH complex. After destroying everything Vesper to her meeting with the villains certainly not as exciting as Connery’s in the glass museum, the two combat- in the same courtyard. RWKHU´9HQHWLDQµÀOPV Indiana Jones ants ascend to the supposed inside of One of the men most responsible and the Last Crusade (1989) and the Torre dell’Orologio’s clock face, at IRUWKHÀOPV·YLVXDODSSHDO3HWHU The League of Extraordinary Gentle- which point Bond throws his adver- Lamont, came to Venice with Bond men (2003), which featured a giant sary through the clock face and onto twice—as art director on Moonraker submarine zooming through the city’s a group of musicians serenading cafe and as production designer on Casino narrow canals. This “Nautilus” chase patrons. Royale+HFRPPHQWHGRQWKHGLIÀ- scene was digitally rendered, but it is Bond’s dramatic gondola chase FXOW\RIÀOPLQJLQWKHPLGGOHRIRQHRI still an uncomfortable reminder of the scene in Moonraker is composed of the most popular tourist destinations in FUXLVHVKLSV·SURÀOHVWKDWVWDUWOLQJO\ shots from three main locations. It the world—for instance, the production appear above the Venetian skyline at begins in Cannareggio, on the Fonda- used an empty storefront on S. Marco regular intervals in the summer. mento della Misericordia, next to the to create the “Swiss Bank” where When Roger Moore’s James Bond Scuola dei Misericordia. The second Vesper withdraws the proceeds from returned to Venice in 1979, the cold part of the canal chase takes place the poker game. According to Lamont, war era villains of From Russia with in Dorsoduro, in Rio di Cà Foscari “as soon as we had completed the work 15 VOLUME 27 2008 RESEARCHING VENICE AND THE VENETO and opened the door, we were inun- Rather than actually destroying Sources consulted: dated with tourists trying to change a Venetian palace, the production Casino Royale (Sony Pictures money.” (Casino Royale Production constructed the exterior piazza and the DVD, 2006). Notes, 21). interior of the sinking house on the “Casino Royale Production Notes,” Those concerned about the ever- 007 soundstage at Pinewood studios available at www.sonypictures.com/ higher water levels in Venice watched in the United Kingdom. Both Lamont movies/casinoroyale/site_html. WKHÀQDOVFHQHVRICasino Royale with and Chris Courbould, Special Effects Internet Movie Database (IMDb), both horror and fascination. Bond’s and Minature Effects Supervisor, said www.imdb.com. FOLPDFWLFÀJKWZLWKWKHYLOODLQVWDNHV that the palace interior was an extraor- http://www.mi6.co.uk/mi6.php3 place in a palazzo on the Grand Canal dinarily challenging set to construct Moonraker, (MGM DVD, 2000; under heavy restoration—and as the and to shoot on. Courbould said that ÀUVWUHOHDVHG ÀJKWJRHVRQWKH\HOORZSRQWRRQV the sinking Venetian house was the http://www.movie-locations.com/ supporting the house are punctured biggest rig he’d built in his career, Mulder, Martjin, “On the tracks of and the building slowly and gracefully comprising over 90 tons of hydrau- 007,” http://www.dmd-digital.com/on- slides into the water. Moviemakers had lics and electronics. It was built to thetracks.htm to get special permission to sink com- move on both vertical and horizontal Monique O’Connell pression pipes into the Grand Canal to axes, to mimic the rotation and titling :DNH)RUHVW8QLYHUVLW\ simulate the water spouts as the house as the palace sunk. But perhaps the began to collapse, as well as permis- most remarkable aspect of the sinking VLRQVWRVWRSQRUPDOFDQDOWUDIÀFRQ palace was the extraordinary clarity of several occasions. The fake facade of the water beneath. As in The Italian Venice, Italy, survives 365 days out of the palace supposedly sinking into the Job, the water beneath the palazzi is every year in water; New Orleans can Grand Canal is located across from the crystal clear, the sort of intense blue of Rialto markets, to the left of Cà Fos- a perfect Caribbean cove. survive a few days of water if it has to. FDULGH3UjDQGLQIURQWRIWKH66RÀD traghetto stop. Billy Tauzin Venice and Marine Archeology The history of Venice, the evolvement Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Emiglia Romag- Oriente, Università Ca’ Foscari, and the of its urban space in a marine envi- na and Le Marche regions. Further- publication of the proceedings in 2003. ronment and the gradual creation of more, only recently did academics start In the frame of this conference three its merchant maritime empire, which teaching underwater archaeology; not papers concerning Venetian shipping included territories in the eastern DVDVSHFLÀFGLVFLSOLQHEXWLQWKHFXU- and naval architecture were presented. Adriatic, the Ionian, the Peloponnese riculum for the degree in conservation 7KHÀUVWE\6HUJLR%HOOEDUEDGHDOW and in the Aegean, with its impressive of Cultural Resources (Conservazione with “The sailing qualities of Venetian QDYDOLQGXVWU\DQGPHUFKDQWÁHHWLV dei Beni Culturali). It should be how- Great Galleys in the 15th Century. Evi- a remarkable history of a maritime ever noted that this picture prevails for GHQFHRIWKHLULQÁXHQFHRQWKHGHYHO- civilization. In light of the city’s long the whole of Italy, where there is also opment of sailing ships in the Atlantic maritime history, it is remarkable no sensibility to nautical archaeology Area during the following century;” the that almost no modern archaeology in general and in particular to naval ar- second by Ulrich Alertz, “The Venetian had been done there before 1987; the chitecture. The discipline has no space Merchant Galleys and System of Par- discovery of a sixteenth century wreck in either the academic or in ministerial tisoni – initial Steps towards Modern at Malamocco in 1986 that led to its environment. Ship design;” and the third, by Gilberto excavation in autumn 1989, signaled The opportunity to promote Penzo, “A comparison between the ear- WKHÀUVWVWHSVLQXQGHUZDWHUDUFKDHRO- underwater archaeology in Venice liest testimonies of Venetian construc- ogy in Venice. Nevertheless only at came by hosting the ninth interna- tion techniques and those of present the end of the last century has marine tional symposium on boat and ship GD\Vµ:KHUHDVWKHÀUVWWZRUHO\RQO\ archaeology been stimulated in Venice archaeology, entitled “Boats, Ships on written sources, the third, used his- E\WKHFUHDWLRQLQ RIDQHZRIÀFH and Shipyards” that was hosted in torical sources both with ethnographic NAUSICAA, as a project coordinator 2000 in Venice by the Dipartimento evidence that included interviewing for the superintendency of the Veneto, di Scienze dell’Antichità e del Vicino and visiting shipbuilders and ship- 16 NEWS ON THE RIALTO RESEARCHING VENICE AND THE VENETO yards in the Lagoon and Chioggia. To order to strengthen the margins of the the glass industry in Venice. this type of work one should add the Island that had been eroded. Due to These discoveries in Venice’s volume edited by Giovanni Caniato their state of conservation both ships lagoon are very important in light of and titled, L’arte dei remèri, I 700 anni are unique, especially the galley, and the lack of similar evidence of the dello statuto dei costruttori di remi, a they undoubtedly can contribute to the Serenissima’s maritime activity in the volume that accompanied an exhibi- understanding of the written sources. territories of Venice’s former maritime tion of the same name that was hosted Still, no work of conservation has been Empire. The Venetian archives (the in autumn 2007 at the Museo Storico done on these wrecks, although a book Archivio di Stato, the Marciana and the Navale di Venezia. on the subject, entitled, Galea di San Museo Correr) are full of documents It is interesting that no paper re- Marco in Boccalma. Valutazioni sci- regarding commercial shipwrecks, garding the two vessels of the four- HQWLÀFKHSHUXQSURJHWWRGLUHFXSHUR, naval scenes and construction of ports. teenth century that were excavated in edited by Gilberto Penzo in collabora- Underwater archaeology in these the island of San Marco in Boccalama, tion with Dr. Luigi Foazzatti, the presi- regions depends, however, on local in Venice’s lagoon was introduced dent of NAUSICAA, was launched in activities with local interests that are in the frame of the above-mentioned Venice, in 2003. detached from “Venetian” studies. conference. One of the vessels had Four years later in an underwater Field work concerning this subject is already been discovered in 1996 and conference hosted in 2007 in Man- very rare if any at all. H[FDYDWLRQIROORZHGRQO\ÀYH\HDUV fredonia, all the underwater discoveries The subject of medieval ports, for later, during which time another was made in Venice and the Lagoon since example, is a new one and demands mul- discovered. One of the vessels is a gal- the 1970s were reported (see www. tidisciplinary skills of decoding archival OH\P[PZLWKDJUDIÀWRDWWKH argovenezia.it/FONDALI-2.htm). One documents, the history of architecture, stern that pictures the whole ship. The of them is of the above-mentioned six- marine engineering and ship engineering other is a cargo boat of the rascona teenth century cargo ship sunk at Mala- (for draught measures and sizes of ves- type that measures 23.60 m x 6 m. Its mocco. It transported a heterogeneous sels). These skills are, unfortunately, as construction methods are very similar cargo, mainly glass refuse, the raw experience has proved in the excavation to those that are still common in the materials of which were most probably of the port of Methne in the Pelopon- lagoon. Both vessels were deliberately from the Levant and represent a very nese, not in the possession of the local sunk in the sixteenth century, after important evidence of the continua- archaeologists, whose expertise is an- KDYLQJEHHQÀOOHGXSZLWKVRLOLQ tion of international commerce and of cient archaeology (mainly the Hellenistic import of Levantine raw material for and Roman periods), and as result their 17 VOLUME 27 2008 RESEARCHING VENICE AND THE VENETO conclusions are often mistaken. in the Venetian in Methone, Corone, further discoveries of naval and Scholars outside of Greece have been Corfu and Crete. This research reveals commercial ships and their cargoes, occupied since the late twentieth centu- an interesting picture of Venice’s with important insights for the Serenis- ry with various port towns of Venice’s policy towards its maritime Empire sima’s maritime activity. former maritime Empire in the Pelo- and on marine engineering skills. Ruthy Gertwagen ponnese and the Aegean. For instance, The excavation of the Venetian ports Haifa University and Oranim Diana Wright wrote a dissertation on in the territories of its former maritime Academic College Nauplion Romania (published in 2000) empire, and surveys of their surround- and has done additional work with ings, will undoubtedly contribute to Pierre Mackay. Since the early 1990s, I have been engaged in a multidisci- plinary research, including surveys, 18 NEWS ON THE RIALTO RETROSPECTIVE REVIEWS George Finlay. Ma^Ablmhkrh_ Greece under Othoman and Venetian Domination. Edin- burgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1856 ,ÀUVWHQFRXQWHUHG*HRUJH)LQOD\·V History of Greece under Othoman and Venetian Domination more than forty years ago when I was just beginning research on Greece. It was a godsend, for it provided the only access I had then to a crucial period in the coun- try’s history. My lasting interest has been in how the geographical patterns attention in Western Europe and North Captain-General who had surrendered of settlement in the Peloponnese or America. Little had been published Candia some 15 years earlier and who Morea developed over time. A useful about this period. The History of was later granted the title of ‘The starting base is provided by the six Greece under Othoman and Venetian Peloponnesian’ for his efforts. He does 1:200,000 scale topographical maps Domination is the fourth and last vol- describe, however, the roles played of the Morea produced by French ume of the resulting publication. by the Swedish General, Otho Koen- military surveyors and published in Finlay’s work is characteristic of ingsmark, in charge of the land forces, 1832, together with an enumeration the time. It is narrative history on the and by German mercenary troops, who of the population taken at the same grand scale. Skilful summaries of ‘displayed not only steady courage time. The researcher can work both events and appreciations of person- RQWKHÀHOGRIEDWWOHEXWDOVRJUHDW backwards and forwards from this alities are combined with moral and patience in the camp when disease was time horizon since it falls at the end of political lessons drawn from the study destroying their strength and thinning what is called in Greek historiography of the past. The language is sometimes their ranks’. The progress of the war is the Turkocratia and at the beginning of over-blown by today’s standards. The GHVFULEHGLQWHUPVRIVLHJHVDQGÀHOG the independent Greek state. I needed History also includes fascinating side battles, notably those at Kalamata and to know what had happened before comments on the situation in Greece Patras; less attention is given to events c.1830 and so begin to work back to at the time of writing. These include at sea. The bombardment of the Athe- WKHEHJLQQLQJVRIÀ[HGVHWWOHPHQWVLQ the prevalence of brigandage and the nian Acropolis and the destruction of the region. Finlay provided the back- huge problem of the government lands much of the Parthenon by a Venetian ground, but he also pointed to some of (land formerly owned by Muslims and mortar bomb appear as something of a the source material, which I would use supposedly in national hands), similar set piece. later in my researches. to that experienced by the Republic in After covering the evacuation of George Finlay (1800-75) was the Morea. Athens, the failure to capture Negro- a Scotsman. He was educated at Chapter 4 covers the ‘History of the ponte (Khalkis in the island of Evvia) Glasgow and Göttingen universities, Venetian Domination in Greece – A.D. and to hold Chios, Finlay goes on to but he also fought in the Greek War of 1684-1718,’ in just 82 pages. It begins GHVFULEHWKH¶PDQ\GLIÀFXOWLHV·ZKLFK Independence (1821-30). He settled in with the causes of the Morean War and the Venetians faced in establishing Athens, where he bought property. A then outlines the campaigns. ‘The war an administration for the Morea. He participant observer of the early years … was the most successful the repub- outlines the administrative structure, of statehood, he wrote extensively on lic ever carried on against the Othoman which the Republic created, and draws Greek affairs for British newspapers empire’, Finlay writes, ‘yet it affords favourable parallels with the adminis- and magazines. In the 1840s Finlay signal evidence that both the machine tration of the Ionian Islands by Britain decided to write a general history of of government and the energy of the (1814-64). He also shows how social Greece with the intention of covering people had suffered greater deteriora- and economic life revived. But he the 1700-year gap between Antiquity, tion among the Venetians than even describes, too, the weaknesses of the which was well known to educated among the Ottomans’. Venice’s success system and its failure to win the sup- people, and the outbreak of the Greek he attributes entirely to one great man, port of the indigenous population. Here Revolution, which had excited popular Francesco Morosini, the 66-year-old Finlay rides one of his hobbyhorses, 19 VOLUME 27 2008 RETROSPECTIVE REVIEWS WKHEHQHÀFLDOHIIHFWVRIZKDWKHFODLPV and von Hammer-Purstall, he also tion is rewarding, as my re-reading has elsewhere was the traditional ‘com- quarried much detail from accounts of shown. Of course, the Muslim con- munal system’ of local government mercenary troop activity and from au- verts continued to wear white turbans in Greece. The chapter ends with the thors who accompanied the victorious and to retain ‘as much attachment to renewal of the war and the re-occupa- Ottoman army. All of these books were Mohammedanism as the Venetian and tion of the Morea by Ottoman forces in Finlay’s personal library and were *UHHNSHRSOHZRXOGWROHUDWH·1RZ (1715), despite the strengthening of bequeathed by his executers to the we know the names of at least some key fortresses by the Venetians and the British School at Athens, where they of them from the publication in 1993 building of a series of forts to defend are still available. Finlay used Leopold of the Catastico Particolare …. di the administrative capital, Nauplia. The von Ranke’s article, ‘Venezianer in Vostizza, 1700 by Dokos and Panayo- subsequent defence of Corfu Finlay Morea’ published in the Historisch- poulos. Finlay’s careful acknowledge- calls ‘the last glorious exploit in the politische Zeitschrift (Berlin)(1833-36) ment of his sources reminds us of the annals of the republic …’ for his account of the Venetian admin- variety of printed material available Unlike Setton’s account of the istration of the Morea. Despite recent about the Venetian involvement in the Morean War in his Venice, Austria and studies by Dokos, Davies and others, 0RUHD0\RZQUHVHDUFKEHQHÀWVIURP the Turks in the Seventeenth Century Finlay’s assessment of von Ranke’s Coronelli’s geographical account of (1991), which makes great use of article remains broadly true – ‘the best WKH0RUHDDQGIURP3DFLÀFR·VVLPLODU archival material, Finlay relied entirely authority on the administration of the work (1700, 1704), though that has the on printed sources. Although he used Venetians’. I remember the late Peter added advantage of containing lists of other Venetian accounts of the war, Topping making a similar remark. settlements in the various administra- such as Coronelli’s Memorie Istorio- What is the abiding value of tive districts of the Regno di Morea. JUDÀFKHGHOOD0RUHD LQ Finlay’s History? Much drawn upon 6DXHUZHLQZDVWKHÀUVWWRWDNHDGYDQ- French translation, perhaps the most for even briefer summaries of Greek tage of the material and reconstruct a important was Alessandro Locatelli’s history, it remains a convenient, ac- geography of settlements in the Morea Historia della Veneta Guerra in cessible and fairly comprehensive for c.1700 in an important article Levante contro l’Impero Ottomano account of the War of the Morea and (Erdkunde, (1969). Access to the ar- (1705). Locatelli was Morosini’s the Venetian occupation of the region. chives was limited in Finlay’s time and secretary and his view of his master 7KHQDUUDWLYHÁRZVEXWVRHDVLO\WKDW he was forced, for example, to quote clearly coloured Finlay’s assessment. ERWKVLJQLÀFDQWGHWDLODQGLOOXPLQDWLQJ 9HQHWLDQÀJXUHVIRUWKHSRSXODWLRQRI While Finlay drew upon the classic comment can be missed. Close atten- the Morea from von Ranke, who had a works on Ottoman history by Rycaut privileged entrée. Now the paperwork produced by the Venetian administra- tors is readily available. Amongst the important material published as a result is an actual census for 1700, detailing not only the numbers of families but also the number of individuals by age and sex for each settlement (Panayio- topoulos 1985)). This is fundamental to much of my current research, though the various cadastral surveys in the Archives are also important, as are the maps and plans in Venice and Vienna (taken during the Austrian occupation of the city and now in the War Ar- chive). 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Department of History sorbonne.fr CONTACT INFORMATION: Oklahoma State University [email protected] Tel: 01 43 20 60 04 501 Life Sciences West Tel: +44 191 227 3732 38 bis Avenue René Coty Stillwater, OK 74078-3054 Fax: +44 191 227 4630 Paris 75014 CURRENT RESEARCH: Politics and History Division France History of Venetian Charity School of Arts and Social Sciences CURRENT RESEARCH: RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Northumbria University Histoire de Venise. XIIIe-Xve siècles; • Civic Christianity in Renaissance Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8ST Histoire de l’Italie communale et ren- Italy: The Hospital of Treviso, 1400- UK naissante 1530 (Rochester, 2007) RECENT PUBLICATIONS: CURRENT RESEARCH: • “Power of Perception: Venice, the Gossip and street culture in early mod- • Renaissances italiennes (Paris, Early Reformation, and the Diarii of ern Venice; Social derogation among 2007) Marino Sanuto (1518-33),” Archiv the early modern patriciate • (with J. Verger, eds.) 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Jahrbuch Brown University für Universalgeschichte 56 (2005): I Tatti, 9-10 May), ed. B. Strozzi and 215-225 CONTACT INFORMATION: L. Waldman [email protected] • “Les conquérants de l’Archipel : • “Ancora su Paolo Campsa,” Saggi e Fax: 401-863-7790 l’empire latin de Constantinople, memorie di storia dell’arte Venise et les premiers seigneurs Brown University ´7KUHH8QNQRZQ&UXFLÀ[HVE\$QGUHD des Cyclades,” in Quarta crociata. Department of History of Art and Fosco,” Nuovi studi Venezia, Bisanzio, Impero latino, Architecture Box 1855 eds. G. Ortalli, G. Ravegnani and P. Anne Jacobson Schutte Schreiner (Venice, 2006), 1:125-237 Providence, RI 02912 Professor of History, Emerita • “Manouèl Kydônès (ca 1300- CURRENT RESEARCH: University of Virginia 1341), diplomate byzantin, père de Venetian Renaissance Sculpture Dèmètrios Kydônès,” Revue des CONTACT INFORMATION: RECENT PUBLICATIONS: [email protected] études byzantines 64-65 (2006- • “L’altare maggiore della chiesa Tel: 041-715779 2007): 341-357 veneziana della Misericordia e la • (with V. Déroches, V. Puech and S. scultura di Giovanni e Bartolomeo Cannaregio 3314/E Métivier), Le monde byzantin, 750- Bon per la Scuola Vecchia della Mi- 30121 Venezia 1204. 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Ceriana (Verona, 2007): RECENT PUBLICATIONS: UK 320-344 • “Recent Research on the Roman In- CURRENT RESEARCH: “The Funerary Chapel of Doge Pietro quisition: The Emergence of a New The dissemination of cheap print in Lando in Sant’Antonio di Castello, Paradigm,” in Politics and Reforma- cinquecento Venice Venice,” in L’attenzione e la critica. tions: History and Reformations. FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: Scritti in onore di Terisio Pignatti, Essays in Honour of Thomas A. • “The Lyre, the Pen and the Press: eds. M. Wiel and A. Gentili (Padua, Brady, Jr. (Leiden, 2007), 91-111 Performers and Cheap Print in 2008), 141-150 FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: Cinquecento Venice,” Miscellanea FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: • “Donzellini, Girolamo,” “Ferrazzi, Marciana, special issue “The Books • “Precisazioni su Giambattista e Cecilia,” “Finzione di santita,” of Venice.” Lorenzo Bregno,” Arte veneta “Janis, Maria,” “Rossi, Caterina,” in • “‘The richest man in Italy’: Aldo • “The Choir Stalls in the Venetian Dizionario storico dell’Inquisizione Manuzio and the value of male Church of Santo Stefano and Re- (Rome and Bari) friendships,” in Practices of Gender lated Works by Leonardo Scalaman- in late medieval and early modern zo,” Burlington Magazine 51 VOLUME 27 2008 DIRECTORY OF SCHOLARS Eleanor Selfridge-Field • “European Minting and the Bal- CURRENT RESEARCH: Consulting Professor, Music ance of Payments with the Islamic PhD Thesis: “The Venetian Oltremare: Stanford University World in the Later Middle Ages,” in Identity and Visual Culture in the Early Relazioni economiche tra Europa e Modern Eastern Mediterranean” CONTACT INFORMATION: mondo islamico, secc. XIII-XVIII, HVÀHOG#VWDQIRUGHGX ed. S. Cavaciocchi, Istituto Fran- Gretchen Starr-LeBeau Tel: (408) 732-1586; (650) 725-9242 cesco Datini, Settimane di Studi 37 Fax: (650) 725-9290 Associate Professor (Prato, 2007) University of Kentucky 867 Durshire Way • “Coins for Trade and for Wages; The Sunnyvale, CA 94087 CONTACT INFORMATION: Development of Coinage Systems [email protected] CURRENT RESEARCH: in Medieval Venice,” in :DJHVDQG Tel: 859-257-1043 Venetian calendars and time-keeping Currency: Global and Historical Fax: 859-323-3885 systems, with a view towards estab- Comparisons, eds. J. Lucassen and OLVKLQJDÀUPFKURQRORJ\RIWKHDWULFDO A. Pol (Bern, 2007), 193-209 3DWWHUVRQ2IÀFH7RZHU works, c. 1660-1760 Department of History FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: University of Kentucky RECENT PUBLICATIONS: • “Zecca di Venezia,” in Guida per lo Lexington, KY 40506-0027 • Song and Season: Science, Culture, studio delle zecche italiane medi- CURRENT RESEARCH: and Theatrical Time in Early Mod- evali e moderni, ed. L. Travaini A comparative study of heresy and ern Venice (Stanford, 2007) (2008) inquisition trials in early modern • A New Chronology of Venetian • “The Venetian Mint after the Black southern Europe Opera and Related Genres (1660- Death,” in Medieval Italy: A Docu- 1760) (Stanford, 2007) mentary History, eds. K. Jansen et RECENT PUBLICATIONS: al (2008) • In the Shadow of the Virgin: Inquisi- tors, Friars, and Conversos in Gua- • “Michael of Rhodes, Mariner in Monica Shenouda dalupe, Spain (Princeton, 2003) PhD Candidate Service to Medieval Venice,” in The University of Virginia Book of Michael of Rhodes, eds. P. Long, D. McGee and A. Stahl, 3 Helena Szepe CONTACT INFORMATION: vols. (Cambridge, MA, 2008) Associate Professor [email protected] University of South Florida Tel: 434-227-1427 • “Coin and Punishment in Medieval Venice,” in Law and the Illicit in CONTACT INFORMATION: 506B 2nd Street NE Medieval Society, eds. R. Mazo Kar- [email protected] Charlottesville, VA 22902 ras, J. Kaye, A. Matter (2008) Tel: 813 227 9709 CURRENT RESEARCH: • “The circulation of medieval 907 West Coral Street Images of Alexandria, Egypt in Re- Venetian coinage in the Balkans,” Tampa, FL 33602 naissance Venice in Coinage in the Balkans, 9th to CURRENT RESEARCH: 14th Centuries, eds. J. Baker and E. Illuminated manuscripts and early Alan Stahl Oberländer-Târnoveanu (2008) printing Curator of Numismatics Princeton University Eva Stamoulou RECENT PUBLICATIONS: • “Distinguished among equals: rep- CONTACT INFORMATION: University of Manchester etition and innovation in Venetian [email protected] CONTACT INFORMATION: commissioni,” in Manuscripts in Tel: 914-945-0674 [email protected]. Transition, eds. B. Dekeyzer and J. 11 Fairview Place ac.uk Van der Stock (Paris, 2005), 441- Ossining, NY 10562 Art History and Visual Studies 447 CURRENT RESEARCH: School of Arts, Histories & Cultures FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: The Nexus of wealth and power in 0DQVÀHOG&RRSHU%XLOGLQJ5RRP • “Miniaturists in the Era of Print,” Medieval Venice University of Manchester Miscellanea Marciana, eds. C. Kal- RECENT PUBLICATIONS: M13 9PL lendorf and L. Pon • “The Sterling Abroad,” The Haskins UK Society Journal 18 (2007): 132-39 52 NEWS ON THE RIALTO DIRECTORY OF SCHOLARS Teresa Fava Thomas landish merchants in the Serenis- CURRENT RESEARCH: Associate Professor sima,” in Incontri: rivista europea Aretino; Renaissance medals; Milton Fitchburg State College di studi italiani (2006/2):163-74 [in RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Dutch] CONTACT INFORMATION: • “Pietro Aretino, Religious Writer,” [email protected] • “Changing tack: the versatile alle- Renaissance Studies 20 (2006): Tel: 978-665-4587 giances of Daniel Nijs, a Netherland- 277-92 Fax: 978-665-4530 ish merchant and information broker • “Retrospective Review” NOTR in early modern Venice,” Dutch (2007) Miller Hall #4 - History Dept. Crossing. A Journal of Low Coun- FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: Fitchburg State College tries Studies 30.2 (2006): 243-51 160 Pearl Street • “Una maschera per Aretino,” in Are- Fitchburg, MA 01420 tino e Arezzo (Rome, 2007) Pascal Vuillemin CURRENT RESEARCH: • “Paradise Lost: Memories are Made Ecole Française de Rome Venezia and emigration from the of This,” Ars Reminiscendi: Mind Veneto 1880-1920; Italian immigration CONTACT INFORMATION: and Memory in Renaissance Culture to the US; Italian-American experience [email protected] (Toronto, 2008) in the 20th century Tel: 0033381532994 • Aretino, Titian and La Humanità di Cristo, Forms of Faith (2009) FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: Cannaregio, 6354/A • “The Druze,” in Encyclopedia of the 30100 Venezia (Ve) • “Breaking News: Representing the 0RGHUQ:RUOG, ed. P. 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Présentation, CURRENT RESEARCH: Fax: +31-20-525 4429 analyse et édition,” Studi Veneziani The Morea in the 18th Century; The Leiduinstraat 39-1 • “Des coutumes à la constitution. La Territorio di Vostizza, 1700 1058 SH Amsterdam compilation des ‘consuetudines’ The Netherlands médiévales des paroisses vénitiennes Deborah Walberg (1513),” Mélanges de l’Ecole Fran- CURRENT RESEARCH: Visiting Assistant Professor çaise de Rome The Netherlandish merchant communi- Roger Williams University ty in early modern Venice; Diplomatic Raymond B. 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La Sereni- Sacred in Medieval Art: Christian- The George Washington University ssima e la ricerca dell’identità ity, Islam, and Buddhism, eds. A. 801 22nd St. NW, #509B veneziana nel tardo Cinquecento Walker and A. Lyster (Ashgate) Washington DC 20052 RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Jonathan Walker Elissa Weaver • “‘Le false obiezioni de’ nostri Senior Research Fellow Professor of Italian , emerita calunniatori’: Lucrezia Marinella University of Sydney University of Chicago Responds to the Misogynist Tradi- tion,” Bruniana & Campanelliana CONTACT INFORMATION: CONTACT INFORMATION: 12.1 (2006) [email protected] [email protected] • “Sara Copio Sullam,” “Lucrezia Tel: 773-667-4081 c/o Dept. of History Marinella,” in Encyclopedia of Fax: 773-834-1095 University of Sydney :RPHQLQWKH5HQDLVVDQFH ,WDO\ Sydney, NSW 2006 1419 E. 56th St., #2 France, England (Santa Barbara, Australia Chicago, Illinois 60637 2007) CURRENT RESEARCH: CURRENT RESEARCH: FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: Spies and diplomats as storytell- Italian Women Writers (for Venice, • “Petrarch’s Lettere disperse,” in The ers; The institutional history and the especially Arcangela Tarabotti) &RPSOHWH3HWUDUFK $/LIH·V:RUN archives of the Council of Ten and In- RECENT PUBLICATIONS: (1304-1374), eds. V. Kirkham and quisitors of State; Historical novels and • (ed.) Arcangela Tarabotti, a Literary A. Maggi (Chicago) ÀOPV 3DUDOOHO LIUDWKHUXQFRQYHQWLRQ- Nun in Baroque Venice, (Ravenna, al) biographies of the diplomat Antonio • (with M. Ray) English edition and 2006) Foscarini and the spy who accused him translation of Arcangela Tarabotti’s of treason, Gerolamo Vano Lettere familiari e di complimento Morris Weiss FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS: • (with F. de Vivo and J. 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Josef in der CONTACT INFORMATION: lustration and cultural translation,” Heilsgeschichte, vol. 2 (Kisslegg, [email protected] Journal of Medieval and Early 2006), 903-33 Tel: 646-753-1248 Modern History (2007): 95-138 Department of History • “Venice, Print, and the Early Modern Peter Windows Georgia State University Icon,” Urban History (2006): 39-64 P.O. Box 4117 Dr Atlanta, Georgia 30302-4117 • “Turchi allo specchio: i libri dei Birmingham City University ritratti veneziani” in Mediterra-noe- CONTACT INFORMATION: CURRENT RESEARCH: sis: voci dal medioevo e rinascimen- Gianfrancesco Sagredo; Galileo; Natu- [email protected] to mediterraneo, eds. R. Morosini Tel: +44 (0)121-331-7804 ral philosophy,; Pseudonymity and C. 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Kassell (Palgrave Macmillan) and Public Visibility,” in Making dile album of Drawings (c. 1500): Publics: people, things and forms of The Origins of Collecting in Early knowledge in early modern Europe Bronwen Wilson Modern Verona (Ashgate, 2011-12) Associate Professor University of British Columbia Carolyn C. Wilson Carolin Wirtz CONTACT INFORMATION: Dr. [email protected] Independent Scholar CONTACT INFORMATION: [email protected] Tel: 604-921-8418 CONTACT INFORMATION: Tel: 0228-8504574 Fax: 604-921-8417 [email protected] 5818 Eagle Island Tel: 713-666-2414 Kölnstraße 368 West Vancouver BC Fax: 713-666-8629 53117 Bonn Germany V7W1V5 2222 Goldsmith St. Canada Houston, TX 77030-1119 55 VOLUME 27 2008 DIRECTORY OF SCHOLARS CURRENT RESEARCH: Scritti di amici per Sandro Sponza RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Abraham Spillieurs (1613-1656). Die (Saonara, 2007), 49-53; 280 -81 • “Theorizing Renaissance Portrai- Handelsbeziehungen zwischen Venedig ´3DYLPHQWLYROWHHVRIÀWWLD9HQH- ture,” in Renaissance Roundtable, und Köln im 17. Jahrhundert zia. Alla ricerca di Tullio Lom- eds. J. Elkins and R. Williams RECENT PUBLICATIONS: bardo,” in Tullio Lombardo scul- (2008), 360-66 • “Der Buchdrucker Johannes Man- tore e architetto nella Venezia del • (ed.) Titian: Materiality, Likeness, then von Gerresheim in Venedig Rinascimento, Atti del Convegno di Istoria (Turnhout, 2007) (1474-1484),” Düsseldorfer Jahr- Studi, Venezia 2006, ed. M. Ceriana • “The Mistress as ‘Virtuous’: Titian’s buch 77 (2007): 17-40 (Venezia, 2007), 148-167 Portrait of Laura Dianti,” in Titian: • “Köln und Venedig. Wirtschaftliche • “Schiebetüren und Schiebefenster Materiality, Likeness, Istoria, ed. J. und kulturelle Beziehungen im 15. im Odeo Cornaro in Padua,” Archi- Woods-Marsden (Turnhout, 2006) und 16. 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Piccoli, 2 35123 Padova Italy CURRENT RESEARCH: Music in Late-15th-Century Florence; Musical Institutions in Veneto Cathe- drals, 1450-1530 RECENT PUBLICATIONS: • “Isaac e Petrucci: L’antologia vene- ziana del 1506 e la circolazione italiana dei cicli dell’Ordinario,” in Venice 1501: Petrucci, Music, Print and Publishing, eds. G. Cattin and P. Dalla Vecchia (Venice, 2005), 431-440 57 VOLUME 27 2008 Department of History Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602 USA. Tel. (801) 422-5260; Fax (801) 422-0275