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$22 / Paper, 109 pages, 73 black and white images, 9 color images / ISBN: 978-0935573282 / ©2000

The Place of the Antique in Early Modern Europe

This exhibition and its accompanying catalogue endeavor to highlight the various contexts in which antiquity served as an inspiration: from the use of Ovidian myth to influence on religious practices, antiquarian and proto-scientific scholarship, and the papal banquet.

The catalogues essays show how antiquity (or a particular historical conception of antiquity) influenced a range of artistic production in Europe during the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries.

Authors
Ingrid D. Rowland, Craig Hanson, Noriko Matsubara, Mario Periera, and Allie Terry
Publication price
$22
Publication date
September 2000
ISBN
978-0-935573-28-2
Purchase this catalogue
Available for $22 online through the University of Chicago Press