
The Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum (1922–2022). A Century of Exploring Greek Vases: Typologies, Readings and Debates
Brussels, Royal Academy of Belgium, Rue Ducale 1, 1000 Brussels, Lecture Room: De Duve (écuries),10–13 October 2022
MONDAY OCTOBRE 10
14:00 WELCOME, Didier VIVIERS (Secrétaire perpétuel, Royal Academy of Belgium)
SESSION I • HISTORY OF SCHOLARSHIP AND HISTORY OF COLLECTIONS
14:10 INTRODUCTION, Anne COULIÉ (Musée du Louvre, Paris)
14:30 Paul Hartwig und die Meisterschalen – Einige Anmerkungen zur frühen Vasenforschung, Norbert ESCHBACH (Universität Gießen)
15:00 Adolf Furtwängler in Berlin: Katalogisierung als Vorstufe für ein Vasencorpus, Ursula KÄSTNER (Antikensammlung Berlin)
15:30 DISCUSSION
16:00 BREAK
16:30 Place et rôle des dessins et décalques dans les volumes du Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, Christine WALTER (Musée du Louvre, Paris)
17:00 Vase fragments. Approaches to collecting ancient pottery, Susanna SARTI (Direzione Regionali Musei della Toscana)
17:30 Breakfast Room to Cloakroom: Sir John Soane’s ‘Antique’ Vases in 21st Century Perspective, Tyler Jo SMITH (University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA)
18:00 DISCUSSION
18:00 KEYNOTE LECTURE (Lecture Room: Auditorium Albert II)
20:00 De la cité des images à l’image de la cité, Alain SCHNAPP (Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, INHA, Paris)
RECEPTION
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11
09:00 Histoires et parcours de vases, des publications du XIXe siècle aux humanités numériques, Cécile COLONNA (INHA, Paris)
09:30 DISCUSSION
SESSION II • CLASSIFICATION: REGIONAL PRODUCTIONS, WORKSHOPS AND INDIVIDUAL STYLES
09:45 INTRODUCTION, Athena TSINGARIDA (Université libre de Bruxelles)
10:10 BREAK
10:40 Characteristics of the Ionian production centres in the 7th and 6th centuries BC, Udo SCHLOTZHAUER (Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Berlin)
11:10 Animals in Love: Notes on the Boeotian Bestiary, Victoria SABETAI (Academy of Athens)
11:40 Late Athenian band-cups: looking beyond the little-masters, Pieter HEESEN (Amsterdam)
12:10 DISCUSSION
12:40 LUNCHEON
14:30 Coral Red from Exekias to Sotades: use and origin, Dyfri WILLIAMS (Université libre de Bruxelles)
15:00 Possibilities and Perspectives of Computer-based Painter Attribution for Attic Vases, Martin LANGNER (Universität Göttingen)
15:30 DISCUSSION
16:00 BREAK
16:30 Loose ends. The Kalathiskos and Hamburg Painters within the framework of Metapontine Red-Figure Workshop, Martine DENOYELLE (INHA, Paris) & Francesca SILVESTRELI (Università di Salento)
17:00 The Enna Painter in wider context, Kees NEEFT (Université libre de Bruxelles)
17:30 DISCUSSION
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12
SESSION III • IMAGES: CONSTRUCTION, INTERPRETATION, AGENCY
09:00 INTRODUCTION, Guy HEDREEN (Williams College, Williamstown, MA)
09:20 Between disruption and assimilation: the effects of writing on the image, Cécile JUBIER (Université de Perpignan) & Georg GERLEIGNER (Halle)
09:50 Handsome Diogenes and the iconography of personal names: about some hermeneutic challenges concerning image-text correlations with kalos inscriptions on Attic vases, Christian RUSSENBERGER (Universität Rostock)
10:20 DISCUSSION
10:50 BREAK
11:10 Isonomia, Public Commensality, and Iconoclasm at Athens: The Erasure of Image and Text on Pottery for 5th century Agora Dining, Ann STEINER (Franklin and Marshall College, Emerita, Lancaster, PA)
11:40 The vessel’s mouth: morphopoetics and agency of Attic cup tondos, Alexander HEINEMANN (Universität Tübingen)
12:10 DISCUSSION
12:40 LUNCHEON
14:30 From First to Second Generation: Adapting Subject Matter to Local Markets in Southern Italy, Mark STANSBURY-O’DONNELL (University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN)
15:00 Analysing Attic Vase Paintings with Computer Vision: An approach, Corinna REINHARDT (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg)
15:30 DISCUSSION
16:00 BREAK
SESSION IV • CONTEXTS AND USES
16:30 INTRODUCTION, Stefan SCHMIDT (Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, München)
17:00 Tombs, memorials and communities of potters and painters in 8th century BC Attica. Providing a context for two new funerary kraters from Marathon, Vicky VLACHOU (École française d’Athènes)
17:30 Greek Vases in Etruscan Context. Old and New Approaches, Martin BENTZ (Universität Bonn)
18:00 DISCUSSION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13
09:00 Artisans, technologies and vases in motion in Classical South Italy, Ted ROBINSON (University of Sydney)
09:30 Trading with the Enemy: Contextualizing Attic Vases in the Persian Empire, Kathleen LYNCH (University of Cincinnati, OH)
10:00 DISCUSSION
10:30 BREAK
11:00 Scratching a living; fifty-five years underfoot, Alan JOHNSTON (University College London)
11:30 The vessel capacity calculation solution at ULB 15 years later, Laurent BAVAY, Rudy ERCEK (Université libre de Bruxelles) & Cydrisse CATELOY (Université Paris I - Panthéon Sorbonne)
12:00 DISCUSSION
12:30 END
Attendance to the Symposium is free but for practical questions of organization you need to register by September 30th 2022 at:
https://framaforms.org/cva-1922-2022-a-century-of-exploring-greek-vases-registration-form-1651827891