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The BSR Podcast episodes
- Pious generals? Military investment in churches at Rome in the fifth century ADA lecture by Meaghan McEvoy (Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main) as part of the City of Rome Lecture Series55 min
- Mater Matuta and the votive phenomenon: guaranteeing fertility in Italic and Roman ItalyA lecture by Maureen Carroll (BSR; Sheffield) as part of the City of Rome Lecture Series1 hr 19 min
- Looking like Caesar: a case-study of personal likeness and group assimilation in Roman portraitureA lecture by Nigel Spivey (Cambridge). Part of the City of Rome Lecture Series.1 hr 2 min
- Rome and England in the Gothic Age: thoughts on the Heroic modeW.T.C. Walker Lecture in Architectural History by Paul Binski (Cambridge)1 hr 13 min
- The Roman plays and the material culture in Shakespeare’s LondonLecture by Roy Stephenson (Museum of London),
Part of the conference ‘Shakespeare and the memory of Rome’44 min - Book Launch | Rome 1600: the City and the Visual Arts under Clement VIIIBook launch by Clare Robertson (Reading)45 min
- The naturalness of ancient urbanismBSR-Institute of Classical Studies Rome-London Lecture by Greg Woolf (Institute of Classical Studies)1 hr 35 min
- Purging the peninsula: Jesuits, inquisitors and the secret absolution of heretics in post-Reformation ItalyA lecture by Jessica Dalton (BSR; St Andrews)50 min
- Dancing backwards through time: subverting Baroque and Roman architectureA lecture by Liz Rideal (UCL, The Slade School of Fine Art). This lecture focuses on artwork made in Rome and elsewhere, touching on ideas about approaches to different architectural structures and ways of revealing their secrets through exposure to performance and projected film.53 min
- Artist’s talk by Andrew Stahl: ‘Observe what’s vivid’A talk by visual artist Andrew Stahl (Slade School of Fine Art). Sponsored by the Abbey Council.1 hr 21 min
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