This two-day symposium was held at the Italian Academy of Columbia University and The Frick Collection on November 15 and 16, 2019. The symposium brought together scholars and museum professionals to investigate how Italian art helped to formulate competing truths in the long aftermath of the Council of Trent and how the strategies of that era continue to affect our understanding of historical truth today.
Competing Truths: Art and the Objects of History after the Council of Trent
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Selection from "Competing Truths"November 16, 2019
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30:49Jeffrey Fraiman: "Competing Relics: The Three Wellheads at San Calisto in Trastevere, 1607-2019"November 16, 2019
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30:49Pamela Jones: "Artistic Style, Christian Truth, & the Ugly Reality of the Poor"November 16, 2019
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30:49Silvia Tita: "Restoring Truth: Uses and Abuses of Archeology in Establishing Primacy Among Papal Sites in the 1630s"November 16, 2019
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30:49William Stenhouse: "Concordant Truths from Early Christianity"November 16, 2019