CASVA

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CASVA	Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (National Gallery of Art, Washington DC)

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Also valuable have been the published proceedings from conferences (such as that at CASVA, as well as the symposia sponsored by FIDEM [Federation Internationale de la Medaille] and the British Art Medal Society), various exhibition catalogues, the reissuing of important historical works such as G.

Stephen K. Scher, ed. Perspectives on the Renaissance Medal

I suggested breaking the other bronze I wanted,' he chuckles, 'but Cyril didn't think it a good idea.' Thus, the seed was planted early for Mr Smith's later commitment to the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (CASVA) at the National Gallery of Art and his provision of cutting-edge equipment for the gallery's Scientific Research Department.

Collectors & collecting: Robert H. Smith and his wife, Clarice, have formed one of the world's finest private collections of renaissance bronzes. At home in Washington, DC, he talks to Louise Nicholson about his decision to bequeath the collection to the National Gallery of Art

An Ailsa Mellon Bruce Senior Fellow at CASVA (National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC) in 2005-06, he is currently guest professor of baroque painting at the University of Montreal.

Philippe de Champaigne & the image of the artist: a self-portrait of Philippe de Champaigne in the Fogg Museum of Art has long been dismissed as a copy of the engraving of the artist's famous lost Self Portrait of 1688. Lorenzo Pericolo argues that it is in fact an autograph work of high quality that reveals how Champaigne drew on renaissance art in creating a new approach to portraiture

Safra Professor at CASVA, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

Delaroche, Napoleon and English collectors

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