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Prof	Judi	Loach	Cardiff University	C17th French (mainly SE France) architecture, permanent & ephemeral, & related performances & publications; mainly civic & ecclesiastical, not court, festivals, hence allied research into publishing, Jesuits & (mainly provincial) education, emblems & numismatics.
Prof Dr	Dagmar Hannelore	Eichberger	University of Heidelberg, Institut für europäische Kunstgeschichte	Festive entries in the Netherlands (15th-16th centruies) Habsburg collections (15th-17th centuries) Women patrons of the arts Margaret of Austria
Prof.	Lucia	Nuti	Università di Pisa/Dipartimento di Storia delle Arti	Italian urban history and urban transformations; topographical maps and urban imagery; art and cartography; travel literature;cities and festivals.
Prof.	Francesco	Cotticelli	Seconda Università di Napoli, Italy	Theatre and performing arts XVII-XVIII centuries (with special reference to Southern Italy); Commedia dell'Arte
Prof. Dr.	Hortal Muñoz	José Eloy	Universidad Rey Juan Carlos	Habsburg Netherlands Royal Households Ceremonial
Professeur	Chantal	Grell	Universite de Versailles, St. Quentin	Histoire intellectuelle 16th - 18th centuries; Histoire de l'histoire; histoire des cours.
Professeur	Paulette	Choné	Université de Bourgogne (Dijon)	Cour de Lorraine (1480-1650) Emblématique Théorie politique et art éphémère
Professor	Nicholas	Temple	University of Huddersfield, School of Art, Design and Architecture	Renaissance Architecture, Topography, Urbanism and Ceremony (esp. Rome), Late Antique and Early Christian Architecture and Ritual, Theories and History of Perspective, Architecture and Linguistics from the Renaissance to the 18th century, The Reception of the Orient in Europe in the 17th and 18th Centuries, Art Nouveau and the 19th century European City, Contemporary Architectural Practice
Professor	Barbara	Mujica	Georgetown University	Early modern Spain, theater, mysticism
Professor	Diane Cole	Ahl	Lafayette College	Painting in Italy, confraternity studies
Professor	Anne-Françoise	Morel	KU Leuven	Church consecrations
Professor	Michael	Parker	U.S. Naval Academy	Rituals of death and dying; English Renaissance literature
Professor	Sebastiana	Nobili	Università di Bologna	Dante and Boccaccio
Professor	Mirka	Bene	University of Texas at Austin	Rome 1500-1700; France 1500-1700; history of art, architecture, gardens
Professor	Massimo	Ossi	Indiana University	Venice, Florence, Mantua: music in late 16th and 17th c.
Professor	Barbara	Wisch	SUNY Cortland (Emerita)	Confraternities, Spectacle, Rome
Professor	Salvatore	Bottari	University of Messina	History of the Mediterranean countries in early modern age
Professor	Paul	Gwynne	The American University of Rome	Rome 1400-1600
Professor	Erith	Jaffe-Berg	University of California, Riverside	Theatre of the Renaissance, minority communities in the Renaissance, commedia dell arte
Professor	Raffaella	Morselli	University of Teramo	Gonzaga court, XVI-XVII c.
Professor	Frederick	Kiefer	University of Arizona	Renaissance drama
Professor	Gabriela	Carrión	Regis University	Early modern Spain, theater, court politics
Professor	Susan	Cerasano	Colgate University	Early modern drama and theatre history
Professor	Noam	Flinker	University of Haifa	17th c. English literature; biblical influences
Professor	Timothy	Kircher	Guilford College	Humanism
Professor	James	Fitzmaurice	Northern Arizona University	Margaret Cavendish, Shakespeare, early women writers
Professor	Claude	Stuczynski	Bar-Ilan University	Inquisition; Triumphal entry of Philip III to Lisbon, 1619
Professor	Christian	Frost	School of Architecture and Design, Birmingham City University	Medieval architecture and festival/processions Florence festivals Architecture, Festival, and the City
Professor	Helen	Watanabe-O'Kelly	University of Oxford	All European court and civic festivals during the early modern period, but especially from 1500-1750.
Professor	Bernardo J.	Garcia Garcia	University of Madrid	Festivals. PALATIUM research project
Professor	Maria Ines	Aliverti	University of Pisa	History of art and scenography. Festivals in Northern Italy and France in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Professor	Noel	Fallows	University of Georgia	Jousts and Tournaments; Medieval and Renaissance Iberian festivals, especially those with martial arts activities.
Professor	Kimberlee	Cloutier-Blazzard	Independent Scholar	Carnival, the Carnivalesque, Convivial Humanism, Parody, Festivity, Comedy, Early Modern Europe, Art History, Cultural History
Professor	David	Davies	UCL (retd.)	16th and 17th century Spain: Liturgy, Catafalques, Reception of Relics; Spanish Habsburg Portraits; Body Politic; Court Etiquette; Dynastic Propaganda. PLEASE USE POSTAL ADDRESS: 117, Turney Road, London SE21 7JB
Professor	Mia	Rodriguez-Salgado	LSE	Charles V and Philip II: Politics, Arts, Courts etc.
Professor	Iain Alexander	Fenlon	King's College, Univ. of Cambridge	Music and Spectacle in Italy in the 16th and 17th cneturies.
Professor	Sydney	Anglo	University of Wales (Emeritus)	Renaissance Chivalry Court Festivities
Professor	Iain	Fenlon	University of Cambridge	Music and festival in early modern Italy
Professor	Robert Jean	Knecht	University of Birmingham	Sixteenth-century French history including art and architecture. Reign of Henri III
Professor	Géza	Pálffy	Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of History, Budapest	History of the Kingdom of Hungary and the Central European Habsburg Monarchy from the 15th to the Beginning of the 18th Century, with the special regard to the history of the defence system against the Ottomans in Hungary and Croatia (16th-17th centuries), to the Habsburg-Hungarian, the Hungarian-Slovak and the Hungarian-Croatian relations, to the political, military and social history of Central Europe in the early modern age, to the history of Habsburg Court in Vienna/Prague, to the history of the Hungarian aristocracy and Hungarian coronation
Professor	Richard	Cooper	Brasenose College, Oxford	Renaissance French and Italian triumphal entries and other court festivals and banquets.
Professor Emeritus	Charles A.	Hallett	Fordham University	Shakespeare and English Renaissance Drama Playwriting techniques, Play analysis
Sir	John	Elliott	Oriel College Oxford	sixteenth and seventeenth century Spain
dr	Cecilia	Paredes	Brussels university/ Architectural Heritage of Brussels	Brussels Festival & Court ceremonies Renaissance tapestries