A view of one's own : three women photographers in Rome : Esther Boise Van Deman, Georgina Masson, Jeannette Montgomery Barron

Peter Benson Miller

American Academy in Rome

The&nbsp;Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, an annual publication of the American Academy in Rome, gathers articles on topics including Roman archaeology and topography, ancient and modern Italian history, Latin literature, and Italian art and architectural history. Volume 63/64 is the first volume edited by Sinclair W.&nbsp;Bell, Professor of Art History at Northern Illinois University. This volume includes the following essays and articles:" Incised and Stamped Ceramics from Morgantina: Taking the Long View" by Emma Buckingham and Carla M. Antonaccio; "Early Iron Age and Orientalizing Mediterranean Networks from Funerary Contexts in&nbsp;Latium vetus: Identifying Gender and Special Patterns of Interaction" by Francesca Fulminante; "Herakles on the Move: A Greek Hydria's Journey from Athens to Vulci" by Sheramy D. Bundrick; "A Hemicycle with a View" by Barbara Burrell; "Coinage Programs and Panegyric in the Reign of Trajan: Imagery, Audience, and Gency" by Nathan T. Elkins; "Matidia Minor and the Rebuilding of Suessa Aurunca" by Margaret Woodhull; "Sesostris' Chariot in a Roman Circus? A New Interpretation of a Scene Depicted on an Imperial Oil Lamp" by Sylvain Forichon; "The&nbsp;Sylloge Einsidlensis, Poggio Bracciolini's&nbsp;De Varietate Fortunae, the Turris de Arcu, and the Disappearance of the Arch of Titus in the Circus Maximus" by Tommaso Leoni; "Three Drawings of the&nbsp;Domus Aurea&nbsp;and the Colosseum at the Uffizi:&nbsp;Disiecta membra&nbsp;froma Drawing-book after the Antique?" by Marco Burnetti; and reports from the American Academy in Rome covering 2017-2019.&nbsp;

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 63/64

History

Bell, Sinclair

Ancient Civilizations

The Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome began in 1915 and were published almost annually, with the exception of the years of the two world wars, until 1980. The present volumes demonstrate the Academy's dedication to the continuation of this series. Representing the interests of the American Academy in Rome, its fellows and residents, and the larger international community that congregates around its excellent library and facilities, the Memoirs series (MAAR) presents ambitious and substantial articles in the fields represented by the American Academy, including but not limited to Roman archeology and topography, ancient history, Latin literature, and classical art history.

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 42 (1997)

Arts & Photography

American Academy In Rome

History & Criticism

ContentsWatching the Skies: Janus, Auspication, and the Shrine in the Roman ForumRabun TaylorReconsidering the So-called "Sede degli Augustali" at Ostia Margaret A. LairdJuvenal's Third Satire: Umbricius' Rome, Vergil's TroyGregory A. StaleyThe Neronian Odeum at Cosa and Its Sculptural Program: A New Julio-Claudian Dynastic GroupJacquelyn Collins-ClintonLike a Virgin: The Meaning of the Magdalen for Female Penitents of Later Medieval ItalyKatherine L. JansenThe Guglie of Naples: Religious and Political Machinations of the Festival MacchineMaria Ann ConelliRome ca. 1820: An Album of Drawings by Luigi Poletti at the American Academy in RomeChristina HuemerThe Water-Mills on the JaniculumAndrew WilsonA Preliminary Report on New Studies and Excavations at Horace's Villa: The Campaigns of 1997 and 1998Bernard Frischer, Kathryn Gleason, Stefano Camaiani, Laura Cerri, Irene Lekstuti, and Luca Passalacqua. The Joint-AAR-DAI Research Project at Ostia: 1998 and 1999 SeasonsArcher Martin and Michael HeinzelmannA Semi-Cappuccina Tomb in the Garden of the American Academy in Rome Shawna LeighMalcolm Bell, III, is Professor of Art, University of Virginia.Anthony Corbeill is Associate Professor of Classics, University of Kansas

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 45 (2000)

ContentsNuragic Tower Models and Ancestral MemoryR. Ross HollowayRhythm in Catullus 34George SheetsLiteracy and Luxury in the Early Empire: A Papyrus-Roll Winder from PompeiiSusan WoodPortraits, Plots, and Politics: Damnatio memoriae and the Images of Imperial WomenEric VarnerZenodorus's "Colossus of Nero"Fred C. Albertson"A Good Woman": Gender Roles and Female Religious Identity in Late Medieval Bergamo Roisin CossarA Little-known Manuscript, an Unpublished Letter to Aldo Manuzio il Giovane, and a Long-forgotten Humanist Antiquarian: Antonio CasarioMichael Koortbojian"Th' United Sense of th' Universe": Athanasius Kircher in Piazza NavonaIngrid RowlandIdeology and Interpretation in Rome's Parrhasian Grove: The Arcadian Garden and TasteVernon Hyde Minor"Seamlessness Is Next to Godliness": The Theme of the Monolithic Block in Giuseppe Terragni's Tombs and MonumentsThomas L. SchumacherStanford University Excavations on the Acropolis of Monte Polizzo, Sicily, I: Preliminary Report on the 2000 SeasonIan Morris, Trinity Jackman, Emma Blake, and Sebastiano TusaAnthony Corbeill is Associate Professor of Classics, University of Kansas

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 46 (2001)

Among the twelve articles included in Volume 47 are: "The Early Augustan Aldobrandini Wedding Fresco: A Quatercentenary Reappraisal"; "Monasticism and Western Society: From Marginality to the Establishment and Back"; "Portrait of a Lady? Some Reflections on Images of Prostitutes from the Later Fifteenth Century"; "Proslavery Politics and Classical Authority: Antonio Canova's 'George Washington'"; and reports on archaeological projects sponsored by the Academy.Anthony Corbeill is Associate Professor of Classics, University of Kansas.

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Volume 47 (2002)

Corbeill, Anthony

Among the twelve articles included in the newest volume from the American Academy in Rome are: "The Native Market for Greek Vases and its Implications"; "Unpublished Documents Shed New Light on the Licinian Tomb"; "The Chronicle of Francesco Venimbeni da Fabriano"; and "Venice Before the Grand Canal." Anthony Corbeill is Associate Professor of Classics, University of Kansas.

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 48 (2003)

This newest volume from the American Academy in Rome represents the interests of the AAR, its fellows, residents and the larger international community who utilize its excellent library and facilities. The Memoirs series (MAAR) presents a selection of ambitious articles on subjects represented by the AAR. These topics include, but are not limited to, Roman archaeology and topography, ancient and modern Italian history, Latin literature and Italian art and architectural history.Some of the articles included in this most recent volume are "The Poet and the Second Prince: Ovid in the Age of Tiberius," "(Re)locating Domitian's Horse of Glory: The Equus Domitiani and Flavian Urban Design," "The Sala dei Pontefici Vault: Raphael's School and Napoleon's Troops," and "Death by Fire: Ovidian and Other Inventions in Two Mythological Paintings by Dosso Dossi."Anthony Corbeill is a Professor of Classics at the University of Kansas.Vernon Hyde Minor is a Professor of Art and Art History/Comparative Literature and Humanities at the University of Colorado Boulder.

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 49 (2004)

Literature & Fiction

CONTENTS
Introduction Architectural Theory and Practice: Vitruvian Principles and "Full-scale Detail" Architectural Drawings Ingrid Edlund-Berry, University of Texas at Austin 
Papers From Vitruvian Scholarship to Vitruvian Practice Ingrid D. Rowland, University of Notre Dame Vitruvian Critical Eclecticism and Roman Innovation Thomas N. Howe, Southwestern University Vitruvius and the Origins of Roman Spatial Rhetoric Gretchen E. Meyers, Rollins College
Other Articles The Rhetoric of Romanitas: The "Tomb of the Statilii" Frescoes Reconsidered Peter J. Holliday, California State University at Long Beach Theodelinda's Rome: Ampullae, Pittacia, and the Image of the City Dennis Trout, University of Missouri at Columbia Bramante's Tempietto and the Spanish Crown Jack Freiberg, Florida State University Rome, 1592: An Introduction to a Newly Discovered Parish Census Thomas James Dandelet, University of California at Berkeley The Battle of Zama after Giulio Romano: A Tapestry in the American Academy in Rome, Part I Elfriede R. Knauer, Haverford, Pennsylvania
Reports from the American Academy in Rome Research in the School of Classical Studies at the American Academy in Rome (2004–2005)

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 50 (2005)

ContentsTools and Scripts for Cursing in Early Modern and Medieval IrelandLisa M. Bitel"MONVMENTA ROMAE": An Alternative Title-Page for the Duke of Sessa's Personal Copy of the SPECULUM ROMANAE MAGNIFICENTIAELouis CellauroThe Battle of Zama after Giulio Romano: Part IIPublius Cornelius Scipio Africanus: A Renaissance exemplum virtutisElfriede R. KnauerThe Woman from Frosinone: Honorific Portrait Statues of Roman Imperial WomenMolly LindnerThe Separation of Curses from Blessings in the Latin WestLester Little"Lasciva est nobis pagina, vita proba": Martial and Morality in the QuattrocentoDavid MarshPoussin and the Ethics of ImitationRichard T. NeerPublic and Private Places of Worship in the Cult of Asclepius at RomeGil RenbergBramantne's Hetruscan TempiettoIngrid RowlandPiccolomini Among the IllustriousFrancis Noel Thomas

Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Vol. 51 (2006) / 52 (2007)

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