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Megan Holmes to give Kress Lecture on "New Perspectives on the Reception of Florentine Panel Painting: Interpreting Scratch Marks"
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Megan Holmes to give Kress Lecture on "New Perspectives on the Reception of Florentine Panel Painting: Interpreting Scratch Marks"
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Megan Holmes to give Kress Lecture on "New Perspectives on the Reception of Florentine Panel Painting: Interpreting Scratch Marks"
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The lecture will explore an understudied feature of Florentine Renaissance panel paintings: evidence of the intentional scratching, with a sharp implement, of the pictorial figuration and imagery.
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05/24/2016
Website:
itatti.harvard.edu/event/megan-holmes-%e2%80%9cnew-perspectives-reception-florentine-panel-painting-interpreting-scratch
