donderdag 7 mei 2026

CONF: Unreliable Lives: Rethinking the Artist’s Biography in the Nineteenth Century

Conference organized by SALON


Singer Laren, Laren

12 June, 2026

Tickets: €40,00 / €15,00 (Students) on the Singer Laren website


PROGRAMME 


9.30-10.00 Registration, Coffee & Tea

10.00-10.10 Doede Hardeman, Singer Museum Laren: Welcome

10.10-10.25 Charles Kang: Introduction to the Conference Theme

10.25-11.15 Keynote lecture Julie Codell, Arizona State University: “Indispensable Obstacle: Unraveling Biographical Genres”

11.15-11.30 Break

Session 1 – Sense and Absence of Source Material

Session chair: Ulrike Müller, University of Antwerp and Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium

11.30-11.50 Claire Dupin de Beyssat, Musée d’Orsay: “Lost in the Crowd? Reconstructing the Biographies of Salons Exhibitors in Nineteenth-Century France through Large-Scale Data and Seriality”

11.50-12.10 Heather Nickels, independent curator and Columbia University: “Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller's Paris Years (1899-1902) & The Value of the ‘Intimate Archive’”

12.10-12.25 Session 1: Questions and Discussion

12.25-12.35 Suzanne Veldink, Singer Museum Laren: Introduction to the exhibition Masterpieces from Le Havre: Renoir, Monet, Dufy, Matisse & others and to the focus presentation on Etha Fles and Medardo Rosso.

Lunch & Exhibition

12.35-14.15 Lunch and visit to the exhibition

Session 2 – Old Masters, New Uses

Session chair: Charles Kang, Rijksmuseum

14.15-14.35 Laura Prins, Utrecht University and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam: “‘Identify with another person's soul’: Delacroix & the artist’s biography” 

14.35-14.55 Michela D’Agostino, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata: “Properzia de’ Rossi Between Mythmaking and Institutional Judgment”

14.55-15.15 Séverine Sofio, Center for Research on Arts and Language, Paris: “Forgotten and Reborn: Fluctuating Memory, Biographical Gaps, and the Re-Semantisation of Artistic Lives”

15.15-15.30 Session 2: Questions and Discussion

Coffe & Tea

15.30-15.50 Coffee & Tea break

Session 3 – Challenging Legacies

Session chair: Nina Reid, Van Gogh Museum and Radboud University

15.50-16.10 Oriane Poret, Université Lyon 2 / LARHRA: “Loving, Using, Killing: Rosa Bonheur and the Biographical Ambivalence of the Animalier”

16.10-16.30 Julia Griffin, independent scholar: “Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Victorian Stigmas of Madness and Adultery, and Suppressed Commemoration by the Rossetti Family (1882–1919)”

16.30-16.45 Session 3: Questions and Discussion

16.45-17.00 Wrap up

17.00-18.00 Drinks and bite

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