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The Plume and the Palette is dedicated to Josephine von Henneberg. A scholar of Italian Renaissance and Baroque art and architecture, Dr. von Henneberg's distinguished career spanned nearly four decades. The essays in this volume, ranging from Antiquity to the present, touch on many of Dr. von Henneberg's interests, especially architecture and art in Italy. They treat issues as diverse as Medievalism in modern architecture, Michelangelo's poetry, and political meaning in Italian cinema. Artists have contributed drawings, paintings, and photographs whose connections to Italian themes are…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The Plume and the Palette is dedicated to Josephine von Henneberg. A scholar of Italian Renaissance and Baroque art and architecture, Dr. von Henneberg's distinguished career spanned nearly four decades. The essays in this volume, ranging from Antiquity to the present, touch on many of Dr. von Henneberg's interests, especially architecture and art in Italy. They treat issues as diverse as Medievalism in modern architecture, Michelangelo's poetry, and political meaning in Italian cinema. Artists have contributed drawings, paintings, and photographs whose connections to Italian themes are elucidated by the artists themselves. It is with profound gratitude and in acknowledgment of the inspiration Josephine von Henneberg has provided that this volume has been prepared by her friends and colleagues.
Autorenporträt
The Editors: Pamela Berger is Professor of Art History at Boston College. She is the author of The Insignia of the 'Notitia Dignitatum' and The Goddess Obscured. She is also the writer, producer, and/or director of three feature films: Sorceress, The Imported Bridegroom, and The Magic Stone.
Jeffery Howe is Associate Professor of Art History at Boston College. He is the author of The Symbolist Art of Fernand Khnopff, associate editor of the journal Religion and the Arts, and editor of the exhibition catalog Edvard Munch: Psyche, Symbol and Expression.
Susan A. Michalczyk is Adjunct Assistant Professor at Boston College. Her articles include studies of Dante and Ugo Foscolo. At present she is writing a book on autobiographies of women authors.