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DTSTAMP:20260416T195818Z
UID:https://www.biblhertz.it/events/44863/2719701
DTSTART:20260325T130000Z
DTEND:20260325T150000Z
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CREATED:20260222T075057Z
DESCRIPTION:Change notice: Public event without registration\nIn this inter
 disciplinary research seminar\, an early modern art historian and a histor
 ian of science will join our group to explore how it was possible for arti
 sts to grasp aquatic life and water forces. Despite being regarded as unat
 tainable and hostile\, water and its environment enticed human thirst for 
 knowledge. The visual material presented in the seminar will enable us to 
 dive into the early modern water worlds and examine early modern understan
 ding water as an element that could both breed and destroy life.\nSpeaker:
  Christine Göttler\, Didi van Trijp
LAST-MODIFIED:20260325T111310Z
LOCATION:Villino Stroganoff\, Via Gregoriana 22\, 00187 Rome and online
SUMMARY:Research Seminar: Water Worlds: Early Modern Depictions of the Elem
 ent Water and Aquatic Life
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