Skip to content

The Medici Archive Project

  • About
    • Mission
    • Media
    • Gallery
    • Contact
  • People
    • Meet the Director
    • Meet the Staff
    • Meet the Fellows
    • Meet the Board of Trustees
    • Meet the Academic Board
  • Programs
    • The Jane Fortune Research Program on Women Artists in the Age of the Medici
    • The Eugene Grant Jewish History Program
    • The Birth of News. A Program in Early Modern Media Studies
    • Public Health & Private Health in Pre-Modern Italy
    • Music and the Medici
    • Archives of Peace: Peacemaking and Peace Treaties in Medici Europe
    • The 100 Initiative
  • Databases
    • Access BIA
    • Access MIA
    • Falconieri Database
  • Scholarship
    • Fellowships
    • Publications
    • Conferences
      • Medici and Africa (June 2021)
      • Plague in Early Modern Italy, 1630-1631 (July 2021)
    • Exhibitions
  • Education
    • Paleography Seminars
    • Workshops
    • Internships
    • MAP Camp
  • Shanghai
  • Friends of MAP
    • Become a Friend
    • The Tuesday Ten Talks: Online Lectures for Friends of MAP
    • Meet the Friends of the Medici Archive Project
  • DONATE

What is MIA?

Document of the Day

TUESDAY TEN TALKS: ONLINE LECTURES

February 23, 12:00 pm EST

Early Modern Visions of Persia: Ten Objects in Italian Collections

Negar Rokhgar – Pratt Institute
_

March 2, 12:00 pm EST

Ten Famous (and not-so-famous) Jews in the Medici Archive

Gabriele Mancuso – MAP

NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to MAP Academic Board Member Prof. Sharon Strocchia! Her volume “Forgotten Healers: Women and the Pursuit of Health in Late Renaissance Italy” won the 2021 Phyllis Goodhart Gordan Book Prize (Renaissance Society of America).

 

Congratulations to Tamar Herzig!!!! Her book “A Convert’s Tale Art, Crime, and Jewish Apostasy in Renaissance Italy” (Harvard University Press, 2019) won the 2020 Dorothy Rosenberg Prize (American Historical Association). Prof. Herzig’s book also received an honorable mention for 2021 Gordan Prize (Renaissance Society of America).

 

Follow Prof. John Henderson’s assessment of the Plague in the Seventeenth Century for EStoria
Luciano Piffanelli, Director of the Archives of Peace program at MAP, has published his new book entitled: POLITICA E DIPLOMAZIA NELL’ITALIA DEL PRIMO RINASCIMENTO (Rome: École française de Rome, 2020)
New MAP board member, Dr. Antonia Fondaras, is the author of the volume AUGUSTINIAN ART AND MEDITATION IN RENAISSANCE FLORENCE (Brill, 2020).
MAP Senior Research Fellow, Marcello Simonetta, has published the book TUTTI GLI UOMINI DI MACHIAVELLI. AMICI, NEMICI (E UN’AMANTE), (Rizzoli, 2020)

 

Copyright © 2021 The Medici Archive Project

Design by ThemesDNA.com