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[caption id="attachment_3025" align="aligncenter" width="424"] Honoré Revelly, Portrait du peintre Verdussen, de sa femme et de sa servante, 1761, peinture à l'huile sur toile, 169x145 cm, Toulon: Musée d'art[/caption]Type : colloque.Date et horaire : du 21 au 22 juin 2018 .Lieu : Copenhagen, The National Museum of Denmark, Ny Vestergade.The focus of the conference will be on the emerging international markets and their implications for the artistic production in Early Modern Europe (1550-1800), in particular in relation to the trade in paintings and artists' materials.Please visit the conference website for information and registration: https://www.cats-cons.dk/conference-2018/ProgrammeJeudi 21 juin08.30-09.15 Registration and Coffee/Tea09.15-09.25 Welcome and introduction to the conferenceKey-note speaker09.25-09.55Sandra van Ginhoven (Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles)Flemish Dealers and a Booming Transatlantic Art Trade in the Seventeenth CenturySession 109.55-10.20Maite Jover (El Prado National Museum, Madrid)Imported Wood in Sixteenth Century South Spanish Panel Painting: The case of Luis de Morales Workshop10.20-10.45Anna Koopstra (Independent scholar, The Netherlands)Trading Places, Making Paintings: Hendrik van Steenwijck the Younger and the Exchange in Artists' Materials10.45-11.10Isabel Wagner, Julia Brandt &#38; Corinna Gramatke (National Museum &#38; Bavarian State Office, Munich)The Polychrome Wooden Sculptures of the Jesuit Reductions in Paraguay: Technical Study11.10-11.40 Coffee breakSession 211.40-12.05Katarina Bartur &#38; Irena Radic Rossi (University of Zadar)Archaeological Evidence of the Activity of the Venetian Vendecolori: The Case of Gnalić Shipwreck12.05-12.30Anne Haack Christensen (Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen)Mercantilism, Monopolies and Materials: Trading Painters' Supplies in 17th Century Denmark12.30-12.55Ingalill Nyström &#38; Anders Assis (Gothenburg University and Ljusdalsbygdens Museum, Hälsingland)Trade with Pigments, Dyes and Binders in Hälsingland 1700-180012.55-13.05 Sponsor talk13.05-14.30 Lunch breakSession 314.30-14.55Forough Sajadi (PhD candidate, University of Warsaw)Jan Luicassen Hasselt: A Flemish painter in Isfahan14.55-15.20Lisa Wiersma (PhD candidate, Utrecht University)Painting by Numbers: Towards a Standard Approach to Painting Still-Lifes15.20-15.45Angela Jager (Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen)Quantity over Quality? Netherlandish Paintings in a Danish Private Collection15.45-16.15 Coffee break16.15-17.30Walk to the boat and tour to The Royal Cast Collection, "The Westindian Warehouse"17.30-18.50 Reception at The Royal Cast Collection18.50-19.30Walk to the boat and tour to The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Schools of Architecture, Design, and Conservation, Holmen19.30 - Conference dinner at The Royal Danish Academy (optional upon pre-registration and payment)Vendredi 22 juin09.15-09.25WelcomeKey-note speaker09.25-09.55Jo Kirby Atkinson (formerly at the National Gallery, London)Painting in a Wider World: Developments in the Trade in Painters' MaterialsSession 409.55-10.20Elsa Dikkes (Independent scholar, The Netherlands)The Van Doordt Family: Traveling Goldsmiths and the Diversity of Skills in Sixteenth-Century Antwerp, London and Copenhagen10.20-10.45Jacob Simon (National Portrait Gallery, London)London, 1600-1800: Trading Artists' Materials in Europe, Trading Worldwide10.45-11.10Pierre-Olivier Ouellet (Université du Québec, Montréal)The Eclectic Market of Art Materials in Quebec at the End of the Eighteenth Century: A Study from the Canadian Artist François Baillairgé's Journal (1784-1800)11.10-11.40 Coffee breakSession 511.40-12.05Moorea Hall-Aquitania (Mauritshuis, The Hague)Efficienza e Unione: Practical Considerations for Using Colored Grounds in Sixteenth-Century Italy12.05-12.30Rozemarijn Landsman (Columbia University, New York)Smudges, Sponges and Seventeenth-Century Dutch Painting12.30-12.55Kari Rayner (National Gallery of Art, Washington)Found in Translation: Exploring Dutch Influence on Eighteenth-Century British Landscape Painting12.55-13.05 Sponsor talk13.05-14.30 Lunch breakSession 614.30-14.55Giulia De Vivo et al (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)"Egyptian Blue" Pigment in the Rijksmuseum's "Adoration of the Magi" by Garofalo: Availability of an Unusual Pigment in XVI Century Ferrara14.55-15.20Sheila Barker (Jane Fortune Research Program, Florence)The Trade in Ultramarine Blue at the Florentine Court of the Medici Grand Dukes15.20-15.45Erma Hermens &#38; Barbara Berri (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam and National Gallery of Art, Washington)Trading and Exchanging: Coloured Glass on the Sixteenth and Seventeenth-Century Easel Painters' Palette15.45-15.55 Wrapping up conference15.55-16.30 Refreshments and goodbye