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JOURNEE D’ETUDE :Power and Objects in PortraitureParis Early Modern Seminar &#38; London Renaissance SeminarBirkbeck College: Keynes, Birkbeck School of Arts, 43 Gordon Square (am) and National Portrait Gallery (pm)6 Decembre 20199.30 am-5.00 pm9.30-13.00 Panel 1: Portraits: Manufacture, Meaning and Money 9.30-10.25 PANEL 1: Making the portrait: Images and things9.30-9.50: Robert Maniura (Birkbeck), ‘What can (Renaissance) portraits do?’9.50-10.10: Anne-Marie Miller-Blaise (Sorbonne nouvelle), ‘Expanding arenas of influence: Spheres, perspective, surfaces and the painter’s instruments’10.10-10.20 Discussion10.20-11.35: Panel 2: Men in Meetings10.20-10.40: Matt Dimmock (Sussex), ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls: Robert Cecil's Portrait in the NPG’10.40-11.00: Karen Hearn (UCL, London) ‘Men in Black and a Turkey Carpet: Images of the 1604 Somerset House Conference’11.00-11.20 Ladan Niayesh (Paris Diderot), ‘Evolutions of the oriental carpet motif in state portraits: Tudor to Stuart’11.20-11.35 Discussion 11.35-12.00pm COFFEE12.00-12.55 PANEL 3: Representation: Inside and outside the gallery12.00-12.20 Anne-Valérie Dulac (Sorbonne Université), ‘The Lustre of Power in Nicholas Hilliard’s ‘Phoenix’ Portrait of Elizabeth’12.20pm-12.40 Mathilde Alazraki (Paris Diderot), ‘Euro-Persian Self-Staging and Feminine Power in Teresa Sherley’s Portraits (1622-4)’Respondents &#38; discussion 12.35-12.55/13.00 13.00-14.30 – LUNCH and walk to NPG14.30 Convene upper foyer National Portrait Gallery (to left of ticket desk)(times include presentations of 10 minutes followed by discussion with the group)WALK 1 14.30-15.35 Portraits and power: presentations and discussion14.35 pm-14.50 ROOM 2: Eva Lauenstein (Birkbeck), '‘“Death painted on their houses”: Female lineage and the portrait of Sir Henry Unton’14.50-15.05 ROOM 2: Béatrice Fuga (Sorbonne nouvelle), ‘Henry Lee's Fickle Harmony: Of Knots and Spheres’15.05-15.20: ROOM 2 Nicholas Thibault (Sorbonne Université), ‘John de Critz’s portrait of Sir Francis Walsingham between shadow and light’15.20-15.30 pm SHORT BREAKWALK 2: 15.30-16.30 The image abroad: courts, places and power15.30-15.45 ROOM 4 : Clare McManus (Roehampton), 'Death by Fashion: John Fletcher's Portrait and the Performance of Gender' John Fletcher by an unknown artist from c. 1620 (hanging in room 4– NPG 6829).15.45-16.00 ROOM 4: Torben Lund (Birkbeck), ‘Anne of Denmark, Royal Consort’ by John de Critz the Elder, Oil on Panel, 1605-10.16.00-16.15: Lauren Working (Oxford), ‘Anne of Denmark's Imperial Gaze’16.15-16.30: ROOM 5: Fanny Morasin (Sorbonne nouvelle), ‘Anne Clifford’s Ornamented Hair and the Assertion of Filial Legitimacy’16.30-: Discussion, Tea break in NPG café &#38; free time (NB NPG is open late on Fridays).Contact: Sue Wiseman: s .wiseman@bbk.ac.uk, Eva Lauenstein, l auenstein.eva@gmail.com, et Line Cottegnies line.cottegnies@paris-sorbonne.fr