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SUMMARY:Works-in-Progress Session: "Revelatory Lines: Giovanni Benedetto Ca
 stiglione's Monotypes\, 1637–1655"
DESCRIPTION:-presented by Drew Erin Becker Lash\, Ph.D. Student\, Universit
 y of California\, Los Angeles\n\nHosted by the Early Modern Research Group
 \n\nOnline event via Zoom\n\nTo register for this event\, please email the
  Early Modern Research Group.\n\nThis presentation examines a small number
  of works on paper by the seventeenth-century Genoese artist\, Giovanni Be
 nedetto Castiglione. Exploring his experimental handling of materials\, to
 gether with contemporary engagement with nocturnal themes and with the lim
 its of vision\, this talk will shed light on the dynamics of this unusual 
 group of religious images.\n\nDrew Erin Becker Lash is a second-year Ph.D
 . student in the Department of Art History at UCLA. She previously earned 
 masters’ degrees at Columbia University in Art History in 2018\, and at 
 Universidad Autónoma de Madrid in Estudios Artísticos\, Literarios\, y d
 e la Cultura in 2016. She completed her bachelor’s degree at Johns Hopki
 ns in Art History and International Studies in 2014. Most recently\, she w
 orked as a Research Associate at the Art Institute of Chicago in the Europ
 ean Painting and Sculpture department. Her doctoral research will focus on
  the painting of the wider Hapsburg Empire in the seventeenth century\, co
 ncentrating primarily on that of Spain and Italy. She has held internships
  at The Frick Collection\, the Museo Nacional del Prado\, LACMA\, and The 
 Phillips Collection.\n\nImage: Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione\, The Nativ
 ity with Angels and God the Father\, mid-1650s\, monotype\, 36.8 x 25.0 c
 m\, Bibliothèque Nationale\, Paris.
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