Dr. Markus Engelhardt
Meeting point: 9.30, Piazza Barberini, Fontana del Tritone
Fee: none
Note: please bring a protective mask.
Limited number of participants: 20
Elaborate fountains are among the most characteristic elements of the baroque urban architecture of Rome. The two-hour guided tour starting at the Fontana del Tritone (Gian Lorenzo Bernini) and continuing on to the Fontana di Trevi (Nicola Salvi) and the Fontana di Villa Medici (Annibale Lippi) brings together art historical information with the musical "recreations" of these fountains in the "Fontane di Roma" (1916), the first of three symphonic poems with which Ottorino Respighi (1879‒1936) elevated the city on the Tiber to the eternal city of late romantic concert literature.
Please comunicate your binding registration by 15 September 2021 at fiorini[at]dhi-roma.it. Questions about the tour can also be addressed to the e-mail address provided.
Guided tour in German language
26. September 2024 - 26. September 2034
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CONTEMPORARY HISTORY26. September 2024 - 27. September 2024Quo vadis provenance research? Primary Sources and Archival Collections in post-unitarian Italy
2nd Annual Workshop organised by the Working group Italy of the Arbeitskreis Provenienzforschung e.V.
together with the Photographic Collection of the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History, in cooperation with the Deutsches Zentrum Kulturgutverluste, the German Historical Institute in Rome, the German Archaeological Institute in Rome and the Sapienza Università di Roma (Dipartimento di Storia Antropologia Religioni Arte Spettacolo).
Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History (Rome, Via Gregoriana, 22)
Participation in presence and online (https://vimeo.com/event/4469488)
Download programme (1,1 Kb)
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MIDDLE AGES, MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, MUSIC HISTORY29. September 2024 - 06. October 2024Roman Studies Course
Studies Course of the DHI Rome for advanced students and doctoral candidates in history and music history.
German Historical Institute in Rome
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MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY04. October 2024Humboldt in Rom und ein Kranz in Tegel
Klaus Hallof (Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften)
An event (in German language) of the Friends of the DHI Association in cooperation with the Institute.
German Historical Institute in Rome
6.00–7.30 PM
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Please register for in-person or online attendance
For any issues with registration please contact: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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CONTEMPORARY HISTORY09. October 2024Tommaso Zerbi
Decolonizzare Roma: Villa Smith al Palatino e la cultura politica dello storicismo dall'Impero britannico all'Impero italiano
German Historical Institute in Rome
17.30–19.00
Please register for in-person or online attendance
For any issues with registration please contact: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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MODERN AGE, MIDDLE AGES10. October 2024Revelation, Reform, and Representation: the Apocalypsis Nova between the late middle ages and the early modern period
International Study days
German Historical Institute in Rome
15.00–19.00
Download programme (PDF, 308 Kb)
Please register for in-person or online attendance
For any issues with registration please contact: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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CONTEMPORARY HISTORY11. October 2024La collezione Ex Museo Coloniale del Museo delle Civiltà
Dr. Nicola Camilleri
Meeting point: 16.30, in front of the Museo delle Civiltà (Rome, Piazza Guglielmo Marconi 14)
Fee: 11,- Euro (10,- Euro for the ticket + 1,- Euro for presale)
Limited number of participants: 20
Please comunicate your binding registration by 8 October 2024 at the following email address: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it to whom any questions concerning the guided tour may also be addressed.Guided tour in Italian language
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MIDDLE AGES15. October 2024Cast-Out Slave Mothers and Thrown-In Children in the Late Medieval Western Mediterranean
Speaker: Corinna Peres (Vienna)
Discussant: Raffaella Sarti (Urbino)Event within the framework of the seminar series "Euro-Mediterranean Entanglements in Medieval History", organised by the German Historical Institutes in Paris and Rome.
Livestream
17.00–18.00
Flyer, complete program of the seminar series and informations on the event format
Contact: Amélie Sagasser, Kordula Wolf
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MIDDLE AGES, MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY19. October 2024Das Heilige Römische Reich an der Piazza Navona: Santa Maria dell'Anima im Spiegel ihrer Inschriften
Dr. Eberhard J. Nikitsch
Meeting point: 15.30, at the centre fountain in Piazza Navona
Fee: none
Limited number of participants: 20
Please comunicate your binding registration by 16 October 2024 at the following email address: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it to whom any questions concerning the guided tour may also be addressed.Guided tour in German language
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MODERN AGE22. October 2024Il progetto Nuncio's Secret Archives. Diplomazia pontificia ed Europa multiconfessionale
Elena Bonora (Università di Parma)
German Historical Institute in Rome
18.00–19.30
Please register for in-person or online attendance
For any issues with registration please contact: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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MUSIC HISTORY18. November 2024'Public history' e musicologia
Paola Besutti (Università di Teramo)
Event as part of the lecture series "Musica/Cultura/Storia". Further information and upcoming dates
German Historical Institute in Rome
17.30–19.00
Please register for in-person or online attendance
For any issues with registration please contact: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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MIDDLE AGES26. November 2024Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee. Cavalry between Occident and Orient
Speaker: Jürg Gassmann (Co Wexford)
Discussant: Isabelle Schürch (Bern)Event within the framework of the seminar series "Euro-Mediterranean Entanglements in Medieval History", organised by the German Historical Institutes in Paris and Rome.
Livestream
17.00–18.00
Flyer, complete program of the seminar series and general information on the event format
Contact: Amélie Sagasser, Kordula Wolf
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MIDDLE AGES28. January 2025The Liber de Pomo from East to West. Some Reflections on the Transfer of the Risālat al-Tuffāḥa from the Islamic World to the European World and its Adaptation
Speaker: Imane-Hélène Chames-Eddine (Aubervilliers)
Discussant: Ioana Curut (Cluj-Napoca)Event within the framework of the seminar series "Euro-Mediterranean Entanglements in Medieval History", organised by the German Historical Institutes in Paris and Rome.
Livestream
17.00–18.00
Flyer, complete program of the seminar series and general information on the event format
Contact: Amélie Sagasser, Kordula Wolf
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MUSIC HISTORY10. February 2025Musikwissenschaft und Historiographie: Populäre Musik im NS-Staat und die Paradigmen ihrer Wiederentdeckung
Nils Grosch (Universität Salzburg)
Event as part of the lecture series "Musica/Cultura/Storia". Further information and upcoming dates
German Historical Institute in Rome
17.30–19.00
Please register for in-person or online attendance
For any issues with registration please contact: info-event[at]dhi-roma[dot]it.
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MIDDLE AGES18. February 2025Trade and Religious Boundaries in the Medieval Maghrib
Speaker: Joel Pattison (Williamstown MA)
Discussant: Maya Shatzmiller (London ON)Event within the framework of the seminar series "Euro-Mediterranean Entanglements in Medieval History", organised by the German Historical Institutes in Paris and Rome.
Livestream
17.00–18.00
Flyer, complete program of the seminar series and general information on the event format
Contact: Amélie Sagasser, Kordula Wolf
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MIDDLE AGES27. May 2025Masking Conflict with Harmony. The Mediterranean in the Islamic Cartographic Imagination
Speaker: Karen Pinto (Boulder CO)
Discussant: Houri Touati (Paris)Event within the framework of the seminar series "Euro-Mediterranean Entanglements in Medieval History", organised by the German Historical Institutes in Paris and Rome.
Livestream
17.00–18.00
Flyer, complete program of the seminar series and general information on the event format
Contact: Amélie Sagasser, Kordula Wolf
