Sunday at the Met-The Medici: Portraits & Politics, 1512-1570

Gain greater understanding of the portraits on view in the exhibition, as well as the broader impact of Cosimo I de’ Medici on the political, artistic, and social landscape of Florence at the time with presentations by experts.
Keith Christiansen, Curator Emeritus
Nicholas Scott Baker, Associate Professor of History, Macquarie University
Deborah Parker, Professor of Italian, University of Virginia
Elizabeth Currie, Lecturer, History of Art, Royal College of Art
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[@fainatselnik267]

Lovely lecture - mesmerizing art and excellent presenters.

[@AdamoMacri]

Enjoyed the listen, Cheers !

[@obcl8569]

What a lovely way to spend a Sunday

[@albertodelagarza9163]

Brilliant! And so pleasant to listen and learn. Thank you.

[@giulianoapostata]

Grazie !

[@Thomas-fu8vp]

Greetings from Italy. We watch with great interest this evening here. Grazie!

[@random22026]

Ah. Cosimo! ;)

[@mercelloveras7453]

Thanks very much for this interesting conference which complements so well the exhibition.

[@Ppsnp777Blogspotjp]

❤️❤️❤️🌎

[@stephentwalton]

Sound levels too low at start.

[@kimfreeborn]

Interesting post colonial gender based interpretations. Hardly any need to show the pictures at all. Plenty of intellectual sneering and snide commentary that we commonly, and accurately, associate with leftwing superiority. Lots of opinionated twaddle that tells us little about the context and more about the attitudes of the presenters.