(While this might seem useful here, I am also looking for a paper or two
on those doubtful Ren. busts in the back corner of your museum)

SECAC 2004
Jacksonville, Florida
Hosted by the University of North Florida
October 13-17, 2004




New Research and New Questions in Italian Renaissance Portrait Sculpture
1400-1900

        Italian portrait sculpture presents unique problems of identity,
date, provenance, and authenticity.  Papers are sought that will bring
forward sculptures both known and unknown for new study and evaluation.
While discussion of new attributions is welcome, the main purpose is to
begin reconsideration of the study of portrait sculpture as a whole.

The postmark deadline for submission of proposals is May 1. A submission
form is required and should accompany the proposal (no longer than two
double-spaced pages) along with a current cv.  Please see the SECAC
Website for more information:
(http://alpha.furman.edu/secac/secac%20Feb%2004%20%20.pdf)

Adrienne DeAngelis, Session Chair
Assistant Professor of Art History
Art Dept
Claypool-Young Bldg
Morehead State University
Morehead, KY 40351

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