September 24th and 25th 2018
Lorenzo Lotto (Venice, 1480 – Loreto, 1557) was one of the most unique and fascinating artists of the Italian Cinquecento.
The variety of typologies that Lotto employed; the overt or concealed symbolism within them; the psychological depth with which he imbued his models; and the importance he gave to objects in order to define their status, interests and aspirations all give these portraits a degree of profundity which allow Lotto to be seen as the artist who best reflected Italy at the time, a country experiencing a profound period of change.
In conjunction with this exhibition, the Educational Department has organized an International Congress where prestigious specialist will discuss many different aspects of Lotto´s career.
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6/19/2018 - 9/30/2018
David Ekserdijan. University of Leicester
Nicholas Pickwoad. University of the Arts London
Francesca Coltrinari. Universitá di Macerata
Francesco de Carolis. Universitá di Bologna
Renzo Fontana. Università di Venezia
Simone Facchinetti. Museo Bernareggi, Bergamo
Peter Luedemann. Investigador independiente
Stella Cibati. Investigadora
Irina Artemieva. Hermitage Museum. San Petersburgo
Marika Spring. National Gallery y Ana González. Museo del Prado
Enrico Dal Pozzolo. Universitá di Verona
Valentina Castegnaro. Universitá di Verona
Joanna Kilian. National Museum Warsaw
Matthias Wivel. National Gallery of London
Andrew John Martin. Munich