Woman as Subject and Object - Acta ad archaeologiam et artium historiam pertinentia Vol XXII (n.s. 8)
Institutum Romanum Norvegiae
- Anno: 2010
- Autore/i: Siri Sande - Turid Karlsen Seim
- Catalogo: Scienze e Lettere
- Argomento: Iconografia
- Collana: Acta ad archaeologiam et artium historiam pertinentia
- ISBN: 978-88-88620-90-9
- ISSN: 0065-0900
F.to 19 x 26, 274 pp., numerose ill.ni in b/n.
Eve D’AMBRA: Child’s Play: Beauty for Roman Girls
Rachel MEYERS: Representations of the Antonine Empresses on the Nymphaeum
at Olympia
Siri SANDE: The Female Hunter and other Examples of Change of Sex and
Gender Context on Roman Sarcophagi
Bente KIILERICH: The Mosaic of the Female Musicians from Mariamin,
Syria
Vassililki DIMITROPOULOU: Imperial FemalePatronage in the Komnenian
Era
Ragnhild BØ: Gender in Books of Hours, State of Research and Some New
Questions
Paola TINAGLI: Donne Splendide: some Thoughts on Women’s Acquisition of
Useful and Ornamental Objects in the Renaissance
Katherine MCIVER: Women of Power. What Women say as Builders of Secular
Architecture in Early Modern Italy
Joyce de VRIES: A Princely Lifestyle on a Limited Budget: Caterina Sforza’s
Patronage as regent of Imola and Forli
Frida FORSGREN: Clay Varietas. Mazzoni’s Society of Women
Kristine KOLRUD: Contradictory Representations: Warrior Women in Seventeenth-
century Painting
Mary ROGERS: Becoming Articulate: Women writing on the Visual Arts in
Renaissance Italy