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Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 22:16:55 -0400
From: Emma T.K. Guest-Consales [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: VIRGIL: Comparetti's Virgilio nel Medioevo available
online
Thanks for posting the Comparetti link, David.
Also, I would like to inform the list that I recently completed my
Title: Message
Dear friends and
colleagues,
I tried to send my
abstract as an attachment to the list, but it did not go through. I am
including it as the text of this message. I completed my degree at Rutgers
University with Prof. Sarah Blake McHam, and Prof. John van Sickle was one of my
Thanks for posting the Comparetti link, David.
Also, I would like to inform the list that I recently completed my
dissertation in art history at Rutgers University: The Illustration of
Virgil's Bucolics and its influence in Italian Renaissance Art. I would
be happy to post the abstract to the
There are many representations of this group, both in monumental works
and in manuscript and book illustration. What period are you interested
in? I have to check my bib. then I'll send on some references. I'm
working on Eclogue imagery, but there is a *lot* on A imagery of course.
Emma Guest
I am writing wrt Holkham MS 311. It is still at Holkham Hall (see info.
from Colin Burrow) and it is 15th c. Flemish. You may want to consult P.
Mane's article Enluminures Medievales des Georgiques de Virgile (Melanges
de l'Ecole Francaise de Rome, Moyan Age, 107, 1, 1995, 233-329. She
