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[caption id="attachment_2182" align="aligncenter" width="399"] Antoine van Dyck, Portrait de Lucas van Uffel, ca. 1622, huile sur toile, 124 x 100 cm, New York, Metropolitan museum.[/caption]Type : journée d'études.Date de l’événement : 20 septembre 2019.Lieu : Rubenianum, Antwerp.Antwerp and Genoa share a similar history as important trade centres in the early modern period. The Rubenianum is pleased to announce a symposium on September 20th about the artistic connections between Antwerp and Genoa in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.A select number of specialists will present papers on the many connections between the harbour cities, including an active art trade, Genoese patronage of Flemish artists in both Genoa and Antwerp, and cross-pollination between Flemish and Genoese artists, of which the Genoese sojourns of Rubens and Van Dyck are without doubt the best-known examples.PROGRAMME9.00 | Registration and coffee9.30 | Welcome and introduction by Lieneke Nijkamp (Rubenianum) and Emiliano Manzillo (La Dante di Anversa)Session 1Chair: Christopher Brown, The Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford9.45 | Maria Clelia Galassi, Università degli Studi di Genova, The Presence of Antwerp Painters and their Works in Genoa before the Age of Rubens10.15 | Anna Orlando, Independent Scholar, Guilliam van Deynen in Genoa before Rubens and the De Waels: the Beginning of a Flemish Court Painter’s Career in a Republican European Capital10.45 | Coffee11.15 | Giorgio Tosco, European University Institute, Economic Relations between Genoa and Antwerp in the 17th Century11.45 | Ivo Raband, University of Hamburg, Trade and Triumph: The Genoese Nation in Antwerp's Joyous Entries12.15 | Rieke van Leeuwen, RKD - Netherlands Institute for Art History, Gerson Digital: Italy12.30 | LunchSession 2Chair: Francesca Cappelletti, Università degli Studi di Ferrara14.00 | Piero Boccardo, Musei di Strada Nuova, Genoa, I Ritratti di Genovesi di Rubens: Contesto e Aggiornamenti14.30 | Timothy J. Standring, Denver Art Museum, Acting Flemish in Genoa: The Commercial Affairs of Giovanni Benedetto and Salvatore Castiglione15.00 | CoffeeKeynote Lecture15.30 | Bert Meijer, Rubens and 17th Century FlorenceBook Presentation16.20 | Alison Stoesser, Van Dyck’s Hosts in Genoa: Lucas and Cornelis de Wael’s Lives, Business Activities and Works16.45 | Katlijne Van der Stighelen, KU Leuven, Pictura Nova: Current State of AffairsMusical Performance (20-30 min)17.00 | Le Note Barocche dei Maestri Graziano Moretto e Karel SchoofsReceptionPracticalities:Participation in the symposium costs € 40 p.p. (sandwich lunch and coffee breaks included).Student rate and rate for members of Dante Alighieri di Anversa: € 25 p.p.Order your ticket at the website.