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Elisabetta Scirocco, "Art and Catastrophes: Heritage and Natural Dangers, from Spanish Italy to the Present"

This lecture presents natural disasters as a possible key to an interdisciplinary approach to art history. We will examine the impact of natural disasters in Naples, the most densely populated city in 17th-century Europe and the capital of the Spanish viceroyalty in southern Italy.

Open to all. Seating is limited, please make sure to register.

Center for Italian Studies, E-4340 Melville Library, Stony Brook University

Elisabetta Scirocco, "Art and Catastrophes: Heritage and Natural Dangers, from Spanish Italy to the Present"This lecture presents natural disasters as a possible key to an interdisciplinary approach to art history. We will examine the impact of natural disasters in Naples, the most densely populated city in 17th-century Europe and the capital of the Spanish viceroyalty in southern Italy.Open to all. Seating is limited, please make sure to register.Center for Italian Studies, E-4340 Melville Library, Stony Brook University... Register
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Elisabetta Scirocco, "Art and Catastrophes: Heritage and Natural Dangers, from Spanish Italy to the Present"

This lecture presents natural disasters as a possible key to an interdisciplinary approach to art history. We will examine the impact of natural disasters in Naples, the most densely populated city in 17th-century Europe and the capital of the Spanish viceroyalty in southern Italy.

Center for Italian Studies, E-4340 Melville Library, Stony Brook University

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