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Member Lecture—An Italian Sabbatical: Hannah Segrave in Florence
Member Lecture and Book Club events are available exclusively to Museum Members. Join today!
Go behind the scenes of art historical research with Hannah Segrave, associate curator of European art to 1800.
Learn how curators develop major projects and publish scholarly books as Segrave reflects on her six-month fellowship at Villa I Tatti, Harvard University’s Renaissance research center in Florence. She’ll share insights into her forthcoming book, Conjuring Genius: Salvator Rosa and the Dark Arts of Witchcraft, along with stories from her time immersed in Renaissance scholarship in Tuscany.
Hannah Segrave, associate curator of European Art to 1800
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What is the Member Lecture Series?
Member Lectures are exclusive, live, in-person events held in the Museum’s Farrell Auditorium. Members enjoy a deeper look at the fascinating changes and ongoing scholarship by the Museum’s curators and researchers. Learn more here.