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REVOLUTION IN TASTE: FRANCIS HASKELL’S NINETEENTH CENTURY FRIDAY: 9.30-10.00- Registration 10.00- Welcome remarks (Tom Stammers) 10.10- Keynote 1: Nicholas Penny Chair: Craig Clunas 11.-12.30- Session 1: Rediscoveries in Post-Revolutionary Europe Chair: Christina Anderson Charlotte Guichard, ‘Naming the Artist: Attribution and Artistic Expertise at the end of the Eighteenth Century’ Xanthe Brooke, ‘William Roscoe (1753-1831) and his collection of north European Renaissance art in Liverpool’ Véronique Gerard-Powell, ‘The Altamira collection and the Sale of Spanish Art in London’ 12.30-13.30 Lunch 13.30-15.00- Session 2: Art and Interpretation in Nineteenth-Century France Chair: Camille Mathieu, ‘Breaking Up the Musuem of Rome: Mobility and the Antique in the Napoleonic Era, 1796-1817’ Richard Wrigley, ‘Ingres’ Monsieur Bertin and the Vicissitudes of Bourgeois Taste’ Juliet Simpson, ‘Reimagining the Northern Nineteenth Century: Art and the Politics of Patrimony in the French Third Republic’ 15.00-15.30 Coffee 15.30-17.00- Session 3: Private Palaces of Art Chair: Arthur Macgregor Susanna Avery-Quash, ‘Rediscovering John Julius Angersteins other art collection at Woodlands, Blackheath Stephen Lloyd, ‘From Venice to Knowsley: the rediscovery and conservation of Borgognones series of paintings on silver-gilt leather, The Children of Israel Pauline Prévost-Marcilhacy, ‘The Pereire brothers and collecting in the Second Empire’ 17.15- Keynote 2: Charles Hope Chair: Geraldine Johnson 18.00- Wine Reception at the Ashmolean 19.30- Dinner at the Ashmolean Restaurant ** SATURDAY 9.30-9.45- Registration 9.45-Keynote 3: Stephen Bann Chair: Julia Langbein 10.30.-12.00 Session 4 : History, Images and Criticism Chair: Ludmilla Jordanova Donata Levi, ‘Rediscovering Crowe’ Jenny Graham, ‘Afterlives: Rewriting Giorgio Vasari in the Nineteenth Century’ Jon Whiteley, ‘Francis Haskell and Nineteenth-Century French Art’ 12.30-13.30 Lunch 13.00-14