Cross-Pollination: Art, Contamination and Hybridisation from the Middle Ages to the Present
open access | peer reviewedKeywords Canaletto • Medieval art • Gender role • Ludovico Antonio David • Amateurs • Pilgrimage • Cultural hybridization • Italy • Marian iconography • Asger Jorn • Masters of drawing • Medieval painting • Teng Baiye • Giovanni Fontana Fine technology • Situlogy • Noblemen • Naples • Seventies • Jacqueline de Jong • Aphrodite hoplismene • Giambattista Pasquali • Artists’ Periodicals • Automatic fountains • Gerolamo Imperiale • Cupole • Incisione • Atlas • Carlo Fontana • Teoria della stampa • Art Publishing • Antonio Visentini • Photography • Mark Tobey • Padula • Collettivo Donne Fotoreporter • Education • Feminism • Clipeo • Cabiria • Platytera • American abstract expressionism • Angevin • Iconography • Hydraulic devices • Hysteria • Correggio • Giovanni Pastrone • Editoria veneziana • Chinese ink painting • Phiale
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