Livia Lupi

Livia Lupi joined the IASBlog in July 2016. She earned an MA from the Courtauld Institute of Art in London and a PhD from the University of York. Her research focuses on late medieval and Renaissance Italian art, particularly the representation of architecture in other media and the relationship between the visual arts and rhetoric. She is also engaged in a collaborative project exploring contacts between the Eastern and Western Christian world during the fourteenth century. After a fellowship at the Warburg Institute in London, she obtained a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the University of Warwick, where she is working on her book The Rhetoric of Architectural Painting: Painted Structures, Built Identity and Persuasion in Early Renaissance Italy.

Website: https://warwick.academia.edu/LiviaLupi