Master's student in the History of Art Graduate Program at Unicamp, with funding from Fapesp - São Paulo Research Foundation. She studies the circulation and reception of specimens of American fauna at the court of the Holy Roman Empire through the collection Quattro Elementi (1566) by Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1526-1593) and his study drawings. Bachelor's and Licentiate's degrees in History with an emphasis on History of Art. She was a scientific initiation scholarship holder from the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) with a research project named 'Pontormo, Nature and Art: An analysis of Pontormo's writings and the artist's image in the 16th century', under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Patrícia Dalcanale Meneses. She completed a research internship in Seville, Spain, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Pedro Luengo. She is a member of the Center for the Study of Non-European Art (NEANE/Unicamp). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research project proposes an analysis of the Quattro Elementi set (1566) made by Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1526-1593), an Italian painter of the 16th century, born in the Duchy of Milan. Arcimboldo worked in Vienna, from 1562, as a court artist for the Habsburgs and there he developed much of his best-known work. During the period of the painter's artistic activity, Europe developed a gro…
The present research project proposes an analysis of the "Letter to Benedetto Varchi" and the writings, called "Il libro mio", made by Iacopo Carucci (1494-1557) 16th century Italian painter, born in Pontorme de Empoli (in the province of Tuscany) and within the Florentine Mannerist movement. The main objective of the work is to think about the representations created around the figure of…
The following research project proposes an analysis of the circulation and representation of fauna from the American continent traded in 16th century Europe, focusing on the Quattro Elementi set (1566) made by Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1526-1593), an Italian painter from the 16th century. Arcimboldo developed a growing interest in objects from the American continent at the Habsburg court, prod…
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