History of architecture and art: antiquity, the Middle Ages and the early modern period
The professors, lecturers and contributors in this field in particular conduct research and teaching on architectural production and figurative art from antiquity until the dawn of the early modern period (18th–early 19th century).
The transformations of the formal and typological vocabulary of monuments and artworks, the roles of artists, architects and clients, are analysed and examined in their specific historical, political and social context with particular reference to the Mediterranean, transalpine and European regions.
This field comprises the following ongoing research projects:
The Churches of Rome in the Middle Ages (1050–1300), Coordinator: Daniela Mondini.
Visibility Reclaimed. Experiencing Rome's First Public Museums (1733-1870). An Analysis of Public Audiences in a Transnational Perspective, Coordinator: Carla Mazzarelli
Coordinators
Christoph Frank
Dir. phil, Full Professor, Founding Director ISA
Carla Mazzarelli
Dr. phil., Adjunt Professor
Daniela Mondini
Dr. phil., Full Professor, Vice-director of research AAM
Lecturers ISA
Sergio Bettini
Dr. arch., Lecturer
Vladimir Ivanovici
Dr. phil., Lecturer
Assistants, Scientific collaborators, Ph.D candidates
Gaetano Cascino
Master in Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana, Ph.D Assistant SNF
Irina Emelianova
Dr. phil., Post-doc assistant, Lecturer
Almuth Klein
Dr. phil., Scientific collaborator FNS
Mirko Moizi
Dr. phil., Scientific collaborator, Lecturer
Luca Piccoli
Msc. arch., Ph.D Assistant SNF
