Federico Giglio obtained his bachelor’s degree in Art History with honors at La Sapienza University of Rome in 2018, as a student of the Path of Excellence program. After a period as Visiting Student at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa (2018) and after attending seminars at the Superior School of Advanced Studies in Rome, he earned his master’s degree with honors in 2021 at La Sapienza, being again awarded among the excellent students of the department of Art and History. His master’s dissertation project on Giorgio Vasari and the Confraternity of San Giovanni Decollato in Rome (supervisors Prof. Marco Ruffini, Prof. Guido Rebecchini), essentially based on archival research, aims at clarifying some political issues about the confraternal patronage. As a fellow at MAP, Federico will explore the relations between Vasari, as a painter and historiographer, and the Florentine Nation in Rome, an organic institution consisting of individuals mutually linked by the same political, artistic and economic interests.
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