Sharing the Medici Archive with the World.

UPCOMING EVENT! Thursday, 11 December @ 5pm EST/11pm CET

The exhibition Filippino Lippi and Rome offers a fresh and illuminating reconsideration of how one of the great painters of the Italian Renaissance reinterpreted antiquity during his transformative Roman years (1488–93). Now on view at the Cleveland Museum of Art, the exhibition examines Lippi’s evolving relationship to classical sculpture and architecture by juxtaposing his Roman paintings with their Florentine antecedents and successors, as well as with drawings and antiquities. In a roundtable organized by the MAP Forum, four scholars, including the exhibition’s curator, Alexander Noelle, will share their insights into this groundbreaking project, exploring Lippi’s legacy, the dialogue between Florence and Rome, and the broader implications of the exhibition for understanding early Renaissance artistic exchange.