Visual cultures of secrecy in early modern Europe (Truman State Univ. Press, 2013)
Papers of two events in the spring of 2009: a symposium held at the University of Southern California and a panel at the College Art Association's annual meeting
Literaturangaben. - The visual dynamics of (un)veiling in early modern culture -- Secrecy and the production of signorial space: the Coretto of Torrechiara -- Michelangelo's open secrets -- Hebrew, hieroglyphs, and the secrets of divine wisdom in Ludovico Mazzolino's devotional paintings -- A secret space for a secret keeper: Cardinal Bibbiena at the Vatican Palace -- Networks of urban secrecy: tamburi, anonymous denunciations, and the production of the gaze in fifteenth-century Florence -- Tricks of the trade: the technical secrets of early engraving -- The alchemical womb: Johann Remmelin's Catoptrum microcosmicum The visual dynamics of (un)veiling in early modern culture -- On the skins of goats and sheep: (un)masking the secrets of nature in early modern popular culture -- Secrecy and the production of signorial space: the Coretto of Torrechiara -- Michelangelo's open secrets -- Hebrew, hieroglyphs, and the secrets of divine wisdom in Ludovico Mazzolino's devotional paintings -- A secret space for a secret keeper: Cardinal Bibbiena at the Vatican Palace -- Networks of urban secrecy: tamburi, anonymous denunciations, and the production of the gaze in fifteenth-century Florence -- Tricks of the trade: the technical secrets of early engraving -- The alchemical womb: Johann Remmelin's Catoptrum microcosmicum