Programme

To be held at Lecture Theatre, Historical Museum, Frederiks gt. 2, 3rd floor.
26 – 27 November 2010.

Programme

Registration for the Forum will be Friday 8.30 – 9.00

You can download a pdf of the programme here.

26 November 2010
Day 1, Focus on Scandinavia
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9.15 Noëlle Streeton (Conservation Studies, University of Oslo)
Welcome
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9.30 Introduction of speakers
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9.40 Erla Hohler (Professor Emeritus, University of Oslo)
History of research at the Museum of Cultural History
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10.00 Ebbe Nyborg (National Museum of Denmark)
Danish polychrome wooden sculpture 1100-1300.
A project and some of its findings
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10.30 Jon-Vidar Sigurdsson (History, University of Oslo)
Auðunarmáldagi and images of saints and reliquaries
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11.00 Coffee
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11.30 Lena Liepe (History of Art, University of Oslo)
Findings of relics in medieval wooden statues
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12.00 Carol Earl (Independent scholar)
Two Swedish altarpieces and their importance in a Scandinavian/European context
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12.30 Lunch (provided)
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13.30 Margrethe C. Stang (Art & Media Studies, Norwegian University of Science & Technology) Cult sculptures, altar frontals and the interior of the parish church
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14.00 Justin E. A. Kroesen (Religious Studies & History of Christianity, University of Groningen) The Altar and its decorations, 1200-1400. Evidence from Norwegian collections in its European context
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14.30 Unn Plahter (Professor Emeritus, University of Oslo) Some typical trends in painting technique in Norwegian art before and after the early 1200s
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15.00 Tea
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15.30 Kaja Kollandsrud (Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo)
A perspective on medieval perception of Norwegian church art
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16.00 Noëlle Streeton and Hildegunn Gullåsen (Conservation Studies, University of Oslo)
Gaining intellectual access to late-medieval altarpieces and polychrome sculpture in Norway, Part I: Foundations for new research
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16.15 Noëlle Streeton
Gaining intellectual access to late-medieval altarpieces and polychrome sculpture in Norway, Part II: Interpretation
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16.45 Lena Liepe (History of Art, University of Oslo)
Summary of the day
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17.00 Reception until 18.30
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27 November 2010
Day 2, Across Europe
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9.15 Introduction of speakers
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9.30 Lucy Wrapson (Hamilton Kerr Institute, University of Cambridge)
Northern European influence on late medieval East Anglian rood screens
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9.50 Spike Bucklow (Hamilton Kerr Institute, University of Cambridge)
Reflections and translations – carving and painting rood screens
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10.10 Eddie Sinclair (Independant scholar)
A look at the medieval polychromy of Westcountry roodscreens
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10.30 Discussion
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11.00 Coffee
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11.30 Abigail Granville (Hamilton Kerr Institute, University of Cambridge)
A study of the materials and techniques of the tester over the tomb of Richard II and Anne of Bohemia, Westminster Abbey
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12.00 Tone Olstad (Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research)
The group of triptychs named “Leka gryppen” – are they a group?
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12.30 Lunch (provided)
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13.30 Emmanuelle Mercier and Jana Sanyova (L’Institut royal du patrimoine artistique)
A polychrome sculpture from the beginning of the XIIIth century in Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels: materials and techniques
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14.00 Daniela Pawel (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
Art technological research as a tool for Art historical attribution
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14.30 Ainhoa Rodriguez, Katherine Eremin, Narayan Khandekar, Richard Newman,
Fernando Bazeta and María Teresa Escohotado (University of The Basque Country)
Characterizing applied brocades from Guipúzcoa: the need for a multi-disciplinary approach (paper delivered by Noëlle Streeton)
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15.00 Tea
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15.30 Carol Christensen and John Hand (National Gallery, Washington, D.C.) Bernard van Orley’s The Marriage of the Virgin and Christ among the Doctors
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16.00 Hans van Miegroet (Art History & Visual Studies, Duke University)
The European market for works of art
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16.30 Panel discussion
(Lena Liepe, Unn Plahter, Kaja Kollandsrud and Nöelle Streeton)
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Noëlle Streeton - Concluding Remarks

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