Abteilung Michalsky

José Gabriel Alegría, M.A.
Mundus Archetypus: Three–Faced Trinity and Heterodoxy in 16th-Century Naples

Dr. Alev Berberoğlu
The Image of Naples in Sultan Abdülhamid II’s Photography Collection

Dr. Adrian Bremenkamp
Topographie, Zeitlichkeit und Materialität der Heiligenverehrung in Süditalien (13.-14. Jahrhundert)

Alessio Ciannarella, M.A.
Promoting the Image of Rome: Guidebooks between the Seventeenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Damiana Di Bonito, Ph.D.
The ‘Risanamento’ in Naples. Transformation, Demolition and the Survival of Medieval Architecture

Şirin Datli, M.A.
Erkenntnis und Zweifel. Neapolitanische Malerei und wissenschaftlicher Wandel im 17. Jahrhundert

Malvina Giordana, Ph.D.
The Visual Culture of the Italian Mezzogiorno. Cinema and Tourism Production Systems (1947–1962)

Sofia Hernandez, M.Phil.
Disaster and Dominion: The Spanish Crown's Response to the Sicilian Earthquake of 1693

Dr. Semra Horuz
Visualizing Europe in Late Ottoman Capital: Photographs, Drawings, and Remediations

Rebecca Johnson, M.A.
Signaling Saintly Presence: Constructing Identity in Fourteenth to Seventeenth-Century Dalmatia

Nora Lambert, M.A.
Picturing Mobility: Late Medieval and Renaissance Naples at the Threshold of the Mediterranean

Dr. Anna Magnago Lampugnani
Transkulturelle Verhandlungen: Adelsgrabmäler in Neapel in der Zeit der spanischen Vizekönige

Kris Racaniello, MPhil 
The Power of Material Narratives: Constructing Shrines Across the Pyrenees Over the Long Twelfth Century

Mariano Saggiomo, Ph.D.
Worship and Magnificence in Naples between the Middle Ages and the Modern Age. The Case of Noble Chapels

Dr. Elisabetta Scirocco
Die Bewältigung von Naturkatastrophen im Spiegel der historischen Rekonstruktionen Neapels

Stephanie Wisowaty, M.A.
Painted Processional Crosses in Late Medieval Italy (c. 1250–1500):  Movement, Mediation and Multisensory Effects