FRIDAY, 15 OCTOBER 2004
Anheuser-Busch Auditorium, Cook Hall
REGISTRATION & MORNING COFFEE • 8:00 AM
Anheuser-Busch Auditorium Lobby
OPENING REMARKS • 8:45 AM
SESSION I • 9:00 AM
Illumination and Illustration in Late Medieval Manuscripts and Early Printed Books *
Hope Mayo (Houghton Library, Harvard University), Organizer
Sponsored by The Bibliographical Society of America
Lilian Armstrong (Wellesley College)
The Hand-Illumination of Venetian Law Incunables in the Late Fifteenth Century
Mary Beth Winn (State University of New York, Albany)
Paint, Pen, and Print: Royal Presentations in France, 1495-1520
Martha Driver (Pace University)
Vérard in England: French Influence in English Printed Books
MORNING BREAK • 10:30 AM
SESSION II • 11:00 AM
Manuscript Studies at Nijmegen University
Rob Dückers (Nijmegen University), Organizer
Hanneke van Asperen (Nijmegen University)
Prayer and Pilgrimage: Traces of Pilgrim's Badges in Books of Prayer
Krijn Pansters (Nijmegen University)
Vice Virtue, Vice Versa: The Inverted Moral Tradition of David of Augsburg's "Compositione" in Manuscripts of the Low Countries
Rob Dückers (Nijmegen University)
Manuscript Illumination in the Upper Quarter of the Duchy of Gelders: A First Survey
LUNCHEON • 12:30 PM
SESSION III • 2:00 PM
Humanists and the Classics
Frank Coulson (Ohio State University), Organizer
Virginia Brown (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies)
Humanist Commentators on Virgil: Quid novi?
Julia Haig Gaisser (Bryn Mawr College)
Picturing Apuleius: The Intersection of Word and Image in Some Renaissance Manuscripts
Angela Fritsen (Episcopal School of Dallas)
The Renaissance Afterlife of Heroides XV: A Humanist Response to Sappho
AFTERNOON BREAK • 3:30 PM
LOWRIE J. DALY, SJ, LECTURE ON MANUSCRIPT STUDIES • 4:00 PM
PAUL NEEDHAM
Scheide Librarian, Princeton University
Printing Comes to Europe: 1450–1475
RECEPTION • 5:30–7:30 PM
Samuel E. Cupples House
SATURDAY, 16 OCTOBER 2004
Anheuser-Busch Auditorium, Cook Hall
MORNING COFFEE • 8:30 AM
Anheuser-Busch Auditorium Lobby
SESSION IV • 9:00 AM
Medieval and Renaissance Manuscript Collecting in the United States
Barbara Shailor (Yale University), Organizer
Dennis J. Dutschke (University of California, Davis)
Collecting Italian Manuscripts in the United States: Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio, and Others
William P. Stoneman (Houghton Library, Harvard University)
"Dispersed again among Boches, Jews and Transatlantics": Collecting Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in America
Richard A. Linenthal (Bernard Quaritch Ltd., London)
"The collectors are far more particular than you think": Selling Manuscripts to America
MORNING BREAK • 10:30 AM
SESSION V • 11:00 AM
Cultural Intersections of Script and Print in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century England
Charles F. Briggs (Georgia Southern University), Organizer
Robert Costomiris (Georgia Southern University)
Putting It in Print: Imagining Literary Patronage in Early Sixteenth-Century England
Julia Griffin (Georgia Southern University)
Ordering the Book: The Interplay of Script and Print in the Poetry of Edward, Lord Herbert of Cherbury
Robert Batchelor (Georgia Southern University)
The Calligraphic Other: Media for Arabic and Chinese Writing in Seventeenth-Century England
LUNCHEON • 12:30 PM
SESSION VI • 2:00 PM
Manuscript Catalogues and Cataloguing
Melissa Conway (University of California, Riverside, Uncatalogued Manuscript Control Center), Organizer
Nadezhda Kavrus-Hoffmann (Glenmont, NY)
Creating a New Catalogue of Greek Manuscripts in the Collections of the USA: Challenges and Progress to Date
William Voelkle (Pierpont Morgan Library)
Manuscript Cataloguing at the Pierpont Morgan Library: Yachting on the Web
Melissa Conway (University of California, Riverside; Uncatalogued Manuscript Control Center) and Lisa Fagin Davis (Uncatalogued Manuscript Control Center)
Orphans in the Storm: Establishing a Registry of Single Leaves in North American Collections
AFTERNOON BREAK • 3:30 PM
SESSION VII • 4:00 PM
The Book of Hours in Manuscript, in Print, in Prayer
Roger S. Wieck (Pierpont Morgan Library), Organizer
Thomas Kren (J. Paul Getty Museum)
The Flight of the Phoenix: The Elusive Career of an Innovative Flemish Book Painter
Roger S. Wieck (Pierpont Morgan Library)
The Printed Book of Hours as First Bestseller
Virginia Reinburg (Boston College)
A Book for Prayer
CLOSING REMARKS • 5:30 PM
RECEPTION & EXHIBITION • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Saint Louis Art Museum
Painted Prayers: Books of Hours from the Morgan Library
This reception is made possible by the generous support of:
Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America
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Saint Louis Art Museum
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Saint Louis University Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies |
