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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3





All events on Friday take place in Room 157 of the

        Cochrane-Woods Art Center,  5540 S. Greenwood Avenue

        (Entrance through the courtyard off Greenwood)




All events on Saturday begin or take place in the

      Regenstein Library, 1100 E. 57th Street

    Room locations as noted below



1-2:30PM


PRINTS AND ANTIQUARIANISM
        
“Etienne Dupérac’s contribution to the Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae” Emmanuel Lurin (Université de Paris-IV)

        “Some Prints of Inscriptions: Antonio Lafreri and his contact with Jean Matal” Birte Rubach (Humboldt-Universität Berlin)


9AM -12PM

WORKING SESSION

        Rosenthal Seminar Room, Special Collections Research Center


Working session for specialists in Rome, prints, and digital humanities research. Space is very limited; application can be made by email to   speculum@uchicago.edu



2:45PM

DEMONSTRATION OF SPECULUM WEBSITE
    
University of Chicago graduate students

12-12:30PM

TOUR

        Gallery, Special Collections Research Center and Smart Museum

      A joint tour beginning in Special Collections with the Virtual Tourist exhibition, followed by an easy walk to the Smart Museum for a tour of Master Drawings from the Yale University Art Gallery with Anne Leonard, Smart Museum Curator and Mellon Program Coordinator. Preregistration requested by email to speculum@uchicago.edu.



3:30-5PM

PUBLIC SPACE AND PUBLIC GOOD: ROME AND BEYOND
      
“Printing and Protecting Ancient Remains in the Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae” David Karmon (Holy Cross) 
“6e Public Utility of Print” Rebecca Zorach (University of Chicago)

2:30-4PM

ARCHITECTURE AND ITS DISCONTENTS

        Franke Institute for the Humanities

        
“On Order and Disorder in Renaissance Architecture”

        Alina Payne (Harvard University)

        “Anti-Edifice” Nina Dubin (University of Illinois at Chicago)



5:30PM

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

        Welcome

        
Alice Schreyer (Director, Special Collections Research Center)

      “Restoration and Translation in Juan de Valverde’s Historia de la composicion del cuerpo humano” Rose Marie San Juan (University College London)

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	FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2		SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3
	All events on Friday take place in Room 157 of the Cochrane-Woods Art Center, 5540 S. Greenwood Avenue (Entrance through the courtyard off Greenwood)		All events on Saturday begin or take place in the Regenstein Library, 1100 E. 57th Street Room locations as noted below
1-2:30PM	PRINTS AND ANTIQUARIANISM “Etienne Dupérac’s contribution to the Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae” Emmanuel Lurin (Université de Paris-IV) “Some Prints of Inscriptions: Antonio Lafreri and his contact with Jean Matal” Birte Rubach (Humboldt-Universität Berlin)	9AM -12PM	WORKING SESSION Rosenthal Seminar Room, Special Collections Research Center Working session for specialists in Rome, prints, and digital humanities research. Space is very limited; application can be made by email to speculum@uchicago.edu
2:45PM	DEMONSTRATION OF SPECULUM WEBSITE University of Chicago graduate students	12-12:30PM	TOUR Gallery, Special Collections Research Center and Smart Museum A joint tour beginning in Special Collections with the Virtual Tourist exhibition, followed by an easy walk to the Smart Museum for a tour of Master Drawings from the Yale University Art Gallery with Anne Leonard, Smart Museum Curator and Mellon Program Coordinator. Preregistration requested by email to speculum@uchicago.edu.
3:30-5PM	PUBLIC SPACE AND PUBLIC GOOD: ROME AND BEYOND “Printing and Protecting Ancient Remains in the Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae” David Karmon (Holy Cross) “6e Public Utility of Print” Rebecca Zorach (University of Chicago)	2:30-4PM	ARCHITECTURE AND ITS DISCONTENTS Franke Institute for the Humanities “On Order and Disorder in Renaissance Architecture” Alina Payne (Harvard University) “Anti-Edifice” Nina Dubin (University of Illinois at Chicago)
5:30PM	KEYNOTE ADDRESS Welcome Alice Schreyer (Director, Special Collections Research Center) “Restoration and Translation in Juan de Valverde’s Historia de la composicion del cuerpo humano” Rose Marie San Juan (University College London)