Artes Etruriae renascuntur 2.0. The reception of Greek vases by European ceramic factories, ca. 1840–1900 is the topic of a conference to be held digitally, via Zoom.
If interested, you are invited to register in advance via email to Prof. Dr. Corinna Reinhardt at [email protected]
The reception of Greek vases: Program (all time UTC +2)
Friday, July 16
14:00–14:30 Corinna Reinhardt: Introduction – The Grecian Vase: 1840–1900
14:30–15:15 Hildegard Wiegel, ‚Greek‘ Vases in the Royal Collection. A diplomatic gift and its afterlife
Panel 1: Spectrum and diversity of productions à la grecque
Chair: Andreas Grüner
15:15–16:00 Caterina Maderna, Napoleon und die Folgen: Triumphierende Antike im Porzellan
Coffee break
16:30–17:15 Nancy Ramage, After the Antique: The Giustiniani Pottery and its Roots in ancient South Italy
17:15–18:00 Anja Klöckner, Neapolitaner Keramikwerkstätten und die vielschichtige Rezeption griechischer Vasen im 19. Jahrhundert
18:00–18:45 Janett Morgan, Designs on the Past: Dillwyn’s Etruscan Ware and the art of social transformation
Saturday, July 17
Chair: Georg Gerleigner
14:00–14:30 Norbert Franken, Kopien antiker Vasen aus der Tonwarenfabrik Bernhard Bertram in Lüftelberg bei Bonn
14:30–15:15 Katharina Hefele, Jannis Rütten, Corinna Reinhardt: A new image of the Greek Vase? Eclecticism in using models for vase production by the factory of August Sältzer at Eisenach/Thuringia
Panel 2: The reception of Greek vases in other artistic media
15:15–16:00 Andreas Grüner, Schwarz / Orange
Coffee break
Chair: Arne Reinhardt
16:30–17:15 Paolo Persano, Images of Greek Vases in 19th Century Tuscany
17:15–18:00 Kilian Kohn, A deviation à la grecque – John William Waterhouses Ulysses and the Sirens (1891) in the context of 19th-century reception of Greek vases in Britain.
18:00–18:45 Bénédicte Garnier, The reception of Greek vases by Rodin in his sculpture factory, an example of «Greek-style production»
Short break
19:00–19:30 Corinna Reinhardt, Concluding remarks