International Conference of the Project
“European Networks of BarqoueCultural Heritage” (ENBaCH)
Vienna, Josephinum 26. – 29.9. 2012
Wednesday, 26.9.2012
17.00: Warming up
17.30: Welcome by Dirk Fassbaender
Deputy Head of Representation and Head of Public Affairs Sector of the European
Commission in Austria
Introduction to the project ENBaCH by the coordinator
Prof. Dr. Renata Ago (Università La Spienza, Rome)
18.00: Johann Sebastian Bach, Suite in H – Moll (BWV Nr. 1067) performed by
“Camerata Medica”, accompanied by a presentation of texts by Abraham a Sancta
Clara, Hans Jakob Christophel von Grimmelshausen, Rainer Maria Rilke and an
unknown soldier of the 30 years´ war, which will be supported by a visualisation of
Baroque works of art.
As Camerata Medica is a charitable institution, the artists and the organising team of the conference decided to kindly ask for free donations, which will be given to
“Integrationshaus Wien” (http://www.integrationshaus.at/) in memory of the displaced persons of the Baroque era, who contributed to the development of Baroque culture.
Thursday, 27.9.2012
9.00: Coffee
9.15 – 10.00: Key Note:
Christine M. Boeckl
Vienna’s Imperial Plague Monument: Its Symbolism and Functions.
10.00 – 12.30: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand
Session I
Chair: Sonia Horn
Rhea Fessl
Men at work. Coping with killing and dying killing in the 30 year´s war with the support of Raymundus Minderer´s „Handstücklein“
Ulrich Schlegelmilch
Till death do us part: Balthasar Timaeus’ medical correspondence on consumption
(1656-1661)
Florian Steger
Medicine between theory and practice. Friedrich Hoffmann’s (1660-1742) contribution to the production of knowledge
Fabio Zampieri, Alberto Zanata, Maurizio Rippa Bonati
The Scientific Network of Giovanni Battista Morgagni (1682-1711)
Session II
Chair:
Federica Favino
Circulation of scientific knowledge across Baroque Europe: the Jesuit net of the Polish astronomer Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687)
Petra Lindenhofer
“Unfröhliche Kinder”. Confession and the death of unbaptized children
Rebekah Ahrendt
Spectacular Migrations
Lionel Laborie & Olaf Simons
Connecting Networks: Prophecy and Diplomacy in the Huguenot Diaspora
Session III
Chair:
César Esponda de la Campa
Prints from the Southern Netherlands as a medium of a common pictorial language in Spanish colonial America (16th-18th centuries)
Fernando Sanchez-Marcos
Cultural Circulation and Irenical Scholarship in 17th C. Europe. The “Hispanica Illustrata” by Andreas Schott and Johann Pistorius
Zlatan Gruborovic
Tiepoloʹs Allegory of the Planets and Continents: Conditioning the Bodies of the Old and the New Continents
Sebastian Pittl
Baroque as a subversive way to live modernity. Bolívar Echeverría`s interpretation of Baroque as a contribution to an understanding of Latin-American modernity
12.30 – 14.00: Break
14.00 – 14.45: Key Note:
Ulrike Czeitschner / Claudia Resch
ABaC:us – Austrian Baroque Corpus. Gaining access to digital cultural heritage: data, tools, standards and approaches
15.00 – 18.30: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand
Session I
Chair: Sonia Horn
Christine Boeckl
Baroque Depictions of the Human Body in Plague Imagery: the Impact of the Theological Debate
Bruno Atalic
Religion against Plague: the Most Holy Trinity Monument in the City of Osijek
Ida Mauro
“Invocando il Divino Aiuto”. The Plague of 1656 in Neapolitan Festive Decorations
Katarzyna Pękacka-Falkowska
Plagues and Fear in Early Modern Thorn
Dominkovicsné Anita
The Black Death in Western Hungary
Christian Gepp
„Ein Weh ist weg von Wien, das Wohl wird darauf erscheinen“. Mastering the plague of 1713 in Vienna.
Session II
Chair: Vittoria Feola/
Jean Pierre Cavaillé
Sulla storiografia della nozione di barocco. Presentazione della raccolta di saggi online per Enbach
Haim Mahlev
The Role of Academic Dissertations and Disputations in the Transformation of Knowledge in the Baroque Era
Agneta Markuszewska
Un selvaggio eroe: noble savage on operatic scenes before Rousseau
Lisa Roscioni
Body and soul care in the Baroque Age: melancholic delusions, alchemy and spagyric art in Francesco Giuseppe Borri (1627-1695)
Elisabeth Tiller
Baroque Architects, Artist, Scholars and their private Libraries Some Dresden Examples
Anja Schnabel
The role of fashion in Baroque literature
Session III
Chair:
Adrian Scerri
The Diplomacy of the Order of St John and Information Networking in the Papal States in the 1680s
Alfredo Esteban Chamorro
The legacy apostolic in Spain. Ceremonial conflicts arising in the envoys of holy father days in the catholic monarchy
Daniel Unger
Eclecticism and the Emergence of Baroque Painting in Italy
Mark De-Vitis
On The Value of Likeness in Portraits of Queen Marie-Thérèse d’Autriche
María Albaladejo-Martínez
Appearance and representation of the Infanta of Spain in the court of Philip II
Leticia De Frutos
Written female networks – Correspondence and Memories of Maria Mancini Colonna between Paris, Rome and Madrid
Friday, 28.9.2012
9.00: Coffee
9.15 – 10.00: Key Note:
Joan Lluís Palos
From Genoa to Naples through Castile with a stop in Rome
Historical paintings in the Neapolitan palace of the Spanish viceroys
10.00 – 12.30: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand
Session I
Chari: ev. Sonia Horn
Fabio Cafagna
The sight of death – Devotion, seduction and knowledge in the ceroplastic art between the 17th and 18th centuries
Joris Van Gastel
Death, Wax and Portraiture in Baroque Italy
David Packwood
Representing the Body in Pietro da Cortona’s Tabula Anatomicae of 1619
Helen Hills
Relics, inventio & place: finding relics & inventing place in baroque architecture and sculpture
Kimberley Skelton
Manipulative Motion as Baroque Perception
Session II
Chair: Maria Lieber
Vania Santon
Porcia: an Italian noble family in the Baroque Vienna
Roberto Quiros Rosadeo
Friendship’s rhetoric? – A view about the political epistolary between two Austracistas ministers (Vienna-Barcelona, 1711-1712)
Milena Viceconte
“Per farsi merito nella corte di Spagna”. The Duke of Medina de las Torres and the diplomatic gift during the Seventeenth centuries
Francesca Gallo
The aristocrat living in the Baroque. Cultural tourist itineraries in Italy and Spain
Blythe Alice Raviola & Anna Cantaluppi
The Compagnia di San Paolo in Turin. A Baroque network in early modern Italy
Session III
Chair:
Dirk Van Waelderen
The Ottoman Turks in baroque public display in the Spanish and Austrian Netherlands
Cecile D’Albis
Creating the event: Communication, circulation and reception of the second siege of Vienna (1683) in Italy, Spain, Portugal and France
Daniel Aznar
Celebration, War and Politics: Cultural Exchange between Paris and Barcelona, around the French Viceroys in Catalonia (1643-1647)
Molly Taylor-Poleskey
Festkultur trifft Alltagsgeschichte: Post-War Dining at the Court of Brandenburg-Prussia
Laura Olivan & María Angeles Pérez Samper
Spanish recipe books at the court of Vienna (1665-1700)
Afternoon: Excursion to the Baroque abbey Stift Melk
Saturday, 29.9.2012
9.00: Coffee
9.15 – 10.00: Key Note:
Lucien Bely
La circulation des diplomates entre publicité et secret
10.00 -12.30: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand
Session I
Chair:
Diana Carrió-Invernizzi
A New Diplomatic History and the Spanish Networks during the Baroque Age
Joana Fraga
Between Agent and Subject: D. Duarte of Braganza in the context of the Portuguese diplomatic network across Europe (1640-1647)
Anton Tantner
Intelligence Offices in Baroque Europe
Giuseppe Mrozek
A spanish-italian network of corruption. The royal secretary Pedro Franqueza and his officials (1598-1611)
Session II
Chair:
Benedetta Borello
Spaces, publics and “public spheres” in baroque Rome
Carlos González Reyes
The project for the urban renewal of Palermo in early seventeenth century as an idea for a Baroque city
Nicoletta Bazzano
Ceremonials, culture and politics in Spanish baroque Palermo
Verónica Salazar Baena
The Royal Ceremonies in the Viceroyalty of New Granada
12.30 – 14.00: Break
14.00 – 17.00: Parallel sessions, breaks will be held on demand
Session I
Chair:
Paola Besutti
Music for Holy Week: Chieti, Naples and the Spanish tradition
Andrea Zedler
The Cultural Practice of Music on the Grand Tour as Exemplified by the Bavarian Electoral Prince Karl Albrecht (1715–1716)
Maria do Rosário Salema de Carvalho
Azulejos and Prints
Matthias Müller
Transfer of Baroque taste – Sculpture and sculptors in Stralsund at the beginning of the eighteenth century
Michał Wardzyński
Vanitas Sarmatarum. Majesty of Life and Death’s Representation in Sepulchral Baroque Sculpture in the Poland-Lithuania Commonwealth in the Second Half of the 17th and the First Years of the 18th Centuries
Session II
Chair: Sonia Horn
Iva Lelkova
Intellectual Correspondence Networks in Early Modern Czech Lands
Franz Eybl
The Author of the “Curieuse Hauß=Apothec” (1699) and His Scientific Network
Vittoria Feola
Librarian and Networker – Petrus Lambecius and the Imperial Library as a Centre of Knowledge
Gosline Sheldon
To Advertise or NOT?: Forming a Medical Ethics of Self-Promotion
17.00: Chill Out
