The Burlington Magazine - n°1460 vol CLXVI - November 2024

Sculpture

Editorial

The life cycle of art history

Articles

Maichol Clemente, ‘Une pièce fort singulière’: the rediscovery of Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s ‘Andromeda and the sea monster’

Paula Nuttall, Michelangelo’s Bruges Madonna: its patron, material and meaning

Marco Scansani, Fragments of a Ferrarese sketch by Donatello

Amy Lim, The foundation of the Society of Female Artists

Sharon Hecker, Collecting modern Italian sculpture in Britain: Charles Meek and Medardo Rosso

Exhibitions

Griselda Pollock, Mary Cassatt at Work

Christine Gardner-Dseagu, Gli dei ritornano: I bronzi di San Casciano

David Franklin, Piero della Francesca: The Augustinian Polyptych Reunited

Jörg Zutter, Giovanni Stradano: Le più strane e belle invenzioni del mondo

Mark Evans, Raphael: Revolution in Tapestry Design

Elisabeth Oy-Marra, Guido Reni alla Galleria Borghese: Dopo la mostra gli studi

David Hopkins, Marcel Duchamp and the Lure of the Copy

Claudia Hopkins, Rosario de Velasco

Erin Griffey, Style & Society: Dressing the Georgians

William Barcham, Les Tiepolo : Invention et Virtuosité à Venise

Books

Philippa Glanville, Orfèvrerie de la Renaissance et des temps modernes: XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles: La Collection du Musée du Louvre

Monica Centanni, Aby Warburg 150: Work, Legacy, Promise

G.A. Bremner, Edwin Rickards

Pierre Rosenberg, French Paintings 1500–1900: National Galleries of Scotland

Charles Avery, Die Bronzen des Massimiliano Soldani Benzi (1656–1740): Representationsstrategien des europäischen Adels um 1700

Gauvin Alexander Bailey, Collective Creativity and Artistic Agency in Colonial Latin America

Giulio Dalvit, Galleria Borghese. Catalogo generale I: Scultura moderna

Lorne Campbell, Jan Massys (c.1510–1573): Renaissance Painter of Flemish Female Beauty

Rachel Boyd, Late Gothic Sculpture in Northern Italy: Andrea da Giona and i Maestri Caronesi. An Addition to the Pantheon of Venetian Sculptors

Julian Luxford, How Do Images Work? Strategies of Visual Communication in Medieval Art

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