Art & Inequality
in the Shadow of the Black Death
Collecting and cataloguing art commissions made by European non-elite from 1225 to 1525, to explore two interrelated fields—economic inequality and cultural history.
Events
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5 November 2024, Edinburgh University
Read more: 5 November 2024, Edinburgh University5 November 2024 Edinburgh University, The Old CollegeCentre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Lecture series5:15pm, Sydney Smith Lecture Room, Old…
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24 September 2024, Castle of Santa Severa, 2nd Annual Meeting
Read more: 24 September 2024, Castle of Santa Severa, 2nd Annual MeetingIntroduction of board, guests, and members of the team Session 1: 9:30 to 10:30 Sam; Team; Board I. Sketch of…
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3 October 2024, Santa Servolo, First Annual Meeting
Read more: 3 October 2024, Santa Servolo, First Annual MeetingPresentations:Samuel Cohn, “A Year Devoted to Collecting: From the ERC application (2021) to the project’s first birthday”Tamsin Prideaux (RA), “What…
Findings
Team
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Samuel K. Cohn, Project Lead
Read more: Samuel K. Cohn, Project LeadDr Samuel K. Cohn holds a PhD in Medieval History from Harvard University (1978) under the supervision of David Herlihy and has taught at Wesleyan University, Brandeis, and the University of Glasgow with…
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Valentina Costantini, Research Associate
Read more: Valentina Costantini, Research AssociateDr Valentina Costantini holds a PhD in Medieval History from the University of Siena (2013). She has carried out research and teaching activities at the University of Siena, Siena State Archives, Universidad de…
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Louisa McKenzie, Research Associate
Read more: Louisa McKenzie, Research AssociateDr Louisa McKenzie holds a PhD in History of Art from the Warburg Institute, University of London (2023). Her work centres on the devotional art and material culture of late medieval and Renaissance…
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Aina Palarea, Research Assistant
Read more: Aina Palarea, Research AssistantDr Aina Palarea holds a PhD in Medieval History from the European University Institute (2023) and two MRes from the same Institute and the University of Girona, where she did her BA in…
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Neil McClelland, PhD Candidate
Read more: Neil McClelland, PhD CandidateNeil McClelland holds a first-class MA joint honours degree in History and Italian, and a Master of Research (MRes) degree, both from the University of Glasgow. His MRes thesis, which passed unconditionally, was…
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