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SUMMARY:2026 - IAS/Clark Study Day
DESCRIPTION:The Italian Art Society is pleased to partner with the Clark
  Art Institute on a virtual Study Day inspired by the current exhibition
  at the Clark\, An Exquisite Eye: Introducing the Aso O. Tavitian Collec
 tion. This event will be held via Zoom\, on November 11\, 2026 at 12pm E
 ST (linked here).\n\n\n\nThe Aso O. Tavitian Collection\, a gift to the 
 Clark in 2024\, is arguably among the most significant private collectio
 ns of early modern European art assembled in the 21st century\, with a r
 emarkable representation of Italian art encompassing painting\, sculptur
 e\, decorative arts\, and works on paper produced between about 1450 and
  1800. The Tavitian Collection’s breadth and depth will inspire new sc
 holarship and offer a rich resource for ongoing research. Works by Jacop
 o da Pontormo\, Parmigianino\, Agnolo Bronzino\, Gian Lorenzo Bernini\, 
 Giovanni Francesco Susini\, Giovanna Garzoni\, and Giacomo Ceruti\, amon
 g many others\, convey a great range in artists\, subjects\, and media.\
 n\n\n\nThis Study Day aims to promote discussion and new research around
  the Italian works in the Aso O. Tavitian Collection\, with a focus on o
 bjects on view in the Clark’s current exhibition. The discussant for t
 his program is Danielle Carrabino\, PhD. Danielle Carrabino is Curator o
 f Painting and Sculpture at the Smith College Museum of Art\, where she 
 oversees the collection from antiquity to 1950. A specialist in 17th cen
 tury Italian art\, her recent publications include a book on Caravaggio 
 in Early Modern Sicily (Routledge Press\, 2026).\n\n\n\nThere will be fi
 ve papers on the panel: Monika Schmitter\, University of Massachusetts A
 mherst “Parmigianino and the Disdain for Portrayal”\; Sarah Mellott 
 Cadagin\, Savannah College of Art and Design\, Atlanta\, Georgia “Two 
 Andrea della Robbia Portraits in the Tavitian Collection”\; Alexis Cul
 otta\, Tulane University “Inventing Alexander: Giulio Romano and Antiq
 uity's Afterlives”\; Patricia Simons\, University of Michigan (Emerita
 ) “Viewing Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife”\; and William Satloff\, Pri
 nceton University “Giovanna Garzoni’s Miniature Pendants: Copying as
  Pictorial Translation.” There will be an open Q&amp\;A after the pape
 rs and discussant remarks.\n\n\n\nThis Study Day is free and open to the
  public. The virtual event should run for one hour and forty-five minute
 s. This event will be recorded and shared on YouTube for those who canno
 t attend the event live.\n\n\n\nThe live zoom link is: https://zoom.us/j
 /91803307089&nbsp\; (Meeting ID: 918 0330 7089). You can also call in to
  listen at +13126266799\, 91803307089# US (Chicago) or +16465588656\, 91
 803307089# US (New York).\n\n\n\nIf you are interested in learning more 
 about the IAS or becoming an IAS member\, you can find out more at itali
 anartsociety.org/join/. \n\n\n\nItalian Works in the Aso O. Tavitian Col
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