Chrissy Zappella unpacks the coded sexual and socio-political agendas of two paintings in the Blanton’s collection, Luca Cambiaso’s Suicide of Lucretia and Claude Vignon’s David with the Head of Goliath. This is the second “Old Masters/ Modern World” lecture, a series of talks that critically explores the continued relevance of centuries-old artworks to the lives of viewers today.
This talk touches on adult themes, including that of sexual violence.
Chrissy Zappella unpacks the coded sexual and socio-political agendas of two paintings in the Blanton’s collection, Luca Cambiaso’s Suicide of Lucretia and Claude Vignon’s David with the Head of Goliath. This is the second “Old Masters/ Modern World” lecture, a series of talks that critically explores the continued relevance of centuries-old artworks to the lives of viewers today.
This talk touches on adult themes, including that of sexual violence.
Chrissy Zappella unpacks the coded sexual and socio-political agendas of two paintings in the Blanton’s collection, Luca Cambiaso’s Suicide of Lucretia and Claude Vignon’s David with the Head of Goliath. This is the second “Old Masters/ Modern World” lecture, a series of talks that critically explores the continued relevance of centuries-old artworks to the lives of viewers today.
This talk touches on adult themes, including that of sexual violence.
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