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SUMMARY:2019 IAS/Kress Lecture in Italy\, Milan (10th Annual)
DESCRIPTION:Galeazzo Maria Sforza’s myriad\, splendid garments and ado
 rnments materialized courtliness and aristocratic status. Their display 
 was a potent ideological tool wielded by signori to legitimize author
 ity and naturalize hegemony for subjects. As Bernardino Corio asserted\,
  Galeazzo’s court was “one of the most resplendent in the Universeâ€
 � and truly “splendid beyond measure.” This talk explores the ways t
 hat the display and expenditure required to make it so not only fundamen
 tally constituted this duke of Milan’s power\, but equally precipitate
 d his downfall.\n\n\n\nTimothy McCall is Associate Professor of Art Hist
 ory\, and director of the Art History Program\, at Villanova University.
  Hs research centers on Italian Renaissance court&nbsp\;art and society\
 ,&nbsp\;and on visual intersections of power and gender (particularly ma
 sculinity) more broadly\, in addition to histories of fashion and materi
 al culture.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.italianartsociety.org/events/10th-annual-ias-k
 ress-lecture-in-milan-italy/
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LOCATION:Sala della Passione\, Pinacoteca di Brera\, via Brera 28\, Mila
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