Bettie Allison Rand Lectures in Art History: Alexander Marr, University of Cambridge
Pictorial Intelligence in Renaissance Art: Holbein’s Wit University Room, Hyde Hall The Renaissance witnessed intense debate about the nature and location of human intelligence. When it came to artists, this was focused on natural endowments versus trained skill, the relationship between the mind and the hand, and—especially among humanists—whether pictorial art was capable of intelligent... Read More →
