Research groups

Representation and meaning of female Fashion between Renaissance and Baroque.

Alessandra Zamperini: Associate Professor
Marina Garbellotti: Associate Professor
Lidia Radi: Professor from another university
Sara Scalia: Technical-administrative staff

Tiziana Franco: Full Professor
Maria Salome Adank: Research Scholarship Holders
Anthony Russell: Professor from another university

Research interests
Topic	Research area
Iconography of Fashion	Storia dell'arte History of art and architecture
Iconography of Queenship	Storia dell'arte History of art and architecture
Iconography of Power	Storia dell'arte History of art and architecture
History of Family	Storia e Antropologia Social anthropology, myth, ritual, kinship
History of adoption and fosterage	Storia e Antropologia Social anthropology, myth, ritual, kinship
History of medieval art	Storia dell'arte History of art and architecture
History of Modern art	Storia dell'arte History of art and architecture
History of Venetian art	Storia dell'arte History of art and architecture
History of Charity	Storia e Antropologia Cultural studies, symbolic representation, religious studies
History of women	Storia dell'arte History of art and architecture
Gender History	Storia e Antropologia Cultural studies, symbolic representation, religious studies

Projects
Title	Managers	Sponsors	Starting date	Duration (months)
La rappresentazione e il significato della moda femminile tra rinascimento e barocco	Alessandra Zamperini		Jun 20, 2018	24
La rappresentazione e il significato della moda femminile tra rinascimento e barocco (continuazione)	Alessandra Zamperini		Feb 1, 2021	36