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Paul Mellon Centre Rome Fellow
Dr Francesco Ventrella (Sussex), Jan-Mar ‘19
Performing ancient sculpture: Vernon Lee and psychological aesthetics |
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Rome Fellow
Dr Sean Mark (Tübingen, Bergamo, Brown/Paris 12–Paris-Sorbonne),
Oct ’18–June ’19
Ezra Pound’s Italian afterlives
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Rome Fellow
Dr Christopher Siwicki (Exeter), Oct ’18–June ’19
What’s Greek about Roman architecture? Building identity in the Roman Empire
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CRASSH–BSR Research Fellow (with funding from the Isaac Newton Fund)
Dr Olivia Elder (Cambridge), Jan–June ’19
Romanus: a conceptual history from antiquity to the Middle Ages |
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Macquarie Gale Rome Scholar
Rodney Cross (Macquarie), Jan–June ’19
Cantus et Clangor: representation of bird sounds in Latin literature from 100 bc to ad 200 |
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Coleman-Hilton (University of Sydney) Scholar
Natalie Mendes (Sydney), Apr–June ’19
The cult of Saturn in late antiquity |
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Rome Awardee
Dr Caroline Barron (King’s London/Aix–Marseille), Oct–Dec ’18
Fake inscriptions and the eighteenth-century art market |
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Rome Awardee
Dr Tamara Colacicco (London), Apr–June ’19
Promoting Fascist Italy abroad: Italian propaganda operation and results in interwar Britain |
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Rome Awardee
Dr John Condren (St Andrews), Oct–Dec ’18
An ambasciata d’obbedienza to the Holy See: the marchese Giambattista Lupi as Ranuccio II Farnese’s envoy to Clement X in 1671 |
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Rome Awardee
Dr Hervin Fernández-Aceves (Leeds), Jan–Mar ’19
Power and society in medieval Sardinia: a study of political networks and relational sociology |
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Rome Awardee
Dr James Morton (California, Berkeley), Oct–Dec ’18
Byzantine religious law in medieval Italy: understanding the Italo- Greek nomocanons (tenth–fourteenth centuries) |
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Judith Maitland Memorial Awardee
Philippa Adrych (Oxford), Oct–Dec ’18
Finding Mithras in Rome and Ostia: sacred space and historiographic expectations
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Pilkington Rome Awardee (funded by the Roger and Ingrid Pilkington Charitable Trust)
Eleanor Crabtree (St Andrews), Oct–Dec ’18
Multidirectional memory and street art in contemporary Rome
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Giles Worsley Rome Fellow
Norry Welch (Cambridge), Oct–Dec ’18
The adaptive reuse of Quartiere Coppedè
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