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“Antico in Mantua: Friends and Foes,” by Eleonora Luciano, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Location Lectures take place in the Music Room
Join Us Free after 5:45 p.m.; no reservations are necessary.
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In this lecture Eleonora Luciano—a co-curator of the current special exhibition—will explore Antico’s artistic milieu, notably the overpowering presence of Andrea Mantegna, and will delve into the complexities of the sculptor’s relationships with his Gonzaga patrons, including the renowned Isabella d’Este. Gian Marco Cavalli, a little-known goldsmith who was a collaborator of both Antico and Mantegna as well as a Gonzaga dependent, emerges as a key figure in the relationship between the two more famous artists.











When: Wed., Jun. 13, 2012 at 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Where: The Frick Collection
1 E. 70th St.
212-288-0700
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Location Lectures take place in the Music Room
Join Us Free after 5:45 p.m.; no reservations are necessary.
Questions [email protected]

In this lecture Eleonora Luciano—a co-curator of the current special exhibition—will explore Antico’s artistic milieu, notably the overpowering presence of Andrea Mantegna, and will delve into the complexities of the sculptor’s relationships with his Gonzaga patrons, including the renowned Isabella d’Este. Gian Marco Cavalli, a little-known goldsmith who was a collaborator of both Antico and Mantegna as well as a Gonzaga dependent, emerges as a key figure in the relationship between the two more famous artists.

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