Calendar of Events

Fictional Realism–What our Relationship to the Non-Existing Teaches Us About Reality

Markus Gabriel

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

The Prado at Princeton

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies and the Program in Judaic Studies

A German Vasari? Johann Neudörffer’s “Notes on Nuremberg’s Artists and Craftsmen” (1547)

Susanne Meurer

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

Annual Meeting for the Society of Seventeenth-Century Music

On Albrecht Dürer: A Public Conversation

Susan Dackerman & Ulinka Rublack

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

Early Modern (Dis)continuities: Iberian Colonialisms Across the Oceans

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

Architecture According to Artists ∙The Intersection of Art and Architectural Practice in Renaissance Italy

Livia Lupi

Department of Art & Archaeology

Freedom and Obligation in the Seventeenth Century

Department of English

Reimagining the Baroque: Global Perspectives and New Directions

Giuseppe Marcocci, University of Oxford; Roland Greene, Stanford University; Barbara Nagel, German; Moderator: Nigel Smith, English

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

PROBLEMATIZING POLYMATHY: NICOLAUS STENO AND THE INTERSECTIONS OF DISCIPLINES IN EARLY MODERN SCIENCE

Professor Nuno Castel-Branco,

Department of Philosophy