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1. May 4-7: Romanesque Sculpture Session

   • Sponsored by the ICMA and chaired by Professor Ilene H. Forsyth.
   • Held in conjunction with the Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University at the Tenth Conference on Medieval Studies, May 4-7.
   • The session includes presentations by:
     • William D. Wixom (Curator, Cleveland Museum of Art) on "The Language of Spectators and the Medieval Romanesque Workshop in Emilia."
     • Marilyn L. Schmitt (Southern Connecticut State College) on "St.-Benoît-sur-Loire: an Itinerant Pair of Ateliers."
     • David L. Simon (SUNY, Cortland) on "The Sculptural Program of the Jaca Cathedral Cloister."
     • John Williams (University of Pittsburgh) on "Recent Research in Spanish Romanesque Relief Sculpture."
   • Requests for information should be addressed to Mr. O. R. Sommerfeldt, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001.

2. May 16-18: Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination

   • Conference sponsored by the Department of Art and Archaeology and the Index of Christian Art, Princeton University.
   • Speakers include: Hugo Buchthal, Anthony Cutler, Kurt Weitzmann, and other scholars.
   • Focuses on recent research and investigations in Early Christian and Byzantine, Carolingian, and Western Medieval manuscript illumination up to the year 1200.

3. October 16-18: Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies

   • Sponsored by the Department of Philosophy, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio.
   • Abstracts of proposed papers should be sent by May 1st.
   • For information, contact Professor John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio.

4. October 24-25: First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference

   • Held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
   • An open forum for the reading and discussion of research papers on all subdisciplines and areas of Byzantine Studies.
   • For details, write to Professor Alice-Mary Talbot, 2905 Coleridge Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118.

5. Publication Announcement

   • "Medieval Art in Upstate New York," a catalogue of an exhibition held last spring, has been published.
   • The 120-page catalogue, prepared by Professor Meredith Lillich (Syracuse University) and other scholars, includes entries describing objects from 19 museums and libraries in upstate New York.
   • Published by the Everson Museum of Art, State and Harrison Streets, Syracuse, New York 13202.

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1. May 4-7: Romanesque Sculpture Session

   • Sponsored by the International Center of Medieval Art (ICMA) and chaired by Professor Ilene H. Forsyth.
   • Held in conjunction with the Tenth Conference on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University.
   • Features a program with the following speakers and topics:
     • William D. Wixom (Cleveland Museum of Art) on "A Late Romanesque Workshop in Emilia."
     • Marilyn L. Schmitt (Southern Connecticut State College) on "St.-Benoît-sur-Loire: an Itinerant Pair of Ateliers."
     • David L. Simon (SUNY, Cortland) and John Williams (University of Pittsburgh) on "The Sculptural Program of the Jaca Cathedral Cloister."
     • A session on "Recent Repairs to San Isidoro and Questions Relating to Romanesque Art in Spain."
   • For more information, contact Mr. J. R. Sommerfeldt at the Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001.

2. May 16-18: Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination

   • Sponsored by the Department of Art and the Institute for the Arts and Humanities at Pennsylvania State University.
   • Focuses on current research and investigations in early Christian, Carolingian, and Western Medieval manuscript illumination up to the year 1200.
   • Speakers include Hugo Buchthal, Annemarie Weyl Carr, Anthony Cutler, Bertrand Davezac, Herbert Kessler, William C. Loerke, Florentine Mütherich, and Kurt Weitzmann.

3. October 16-18: Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies

   • Sponsored by the Department of Philosophy, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio.
   • Abstracts of proposed papers should be sent by May 1st to Professor Thomas Tomasic, Coordinating Director, The Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio 44118.

4. October 24-25: First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference

   • Held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
   • An open forum for discussing research papers on Byzantine Studies.
   • For details, contact Professor Alice-Mary Talbot at 2995 Coleridge Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44115.

5. Publication: Medieval Art in Upstate New York

   • A catalogue of an exhibition held in upstate New York, published by the Everson Museum of Art.
   • The 130-page catalogue includes 84 entries describing objects from 19 museums and libraries.
   • Prepared by Professor Meredith Lillich (Syracuse University) and other scholars.
   • Published by the Everson Museum of Art, State and Harrison Streets, Syracuse, New York 13202.

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1. Romanesque Sculpture Session (May 4-7):

   • Chaired by Professor Ilene H. Forsyth.
   • Held at the Tenth Conference on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University.
   • Speakers include:
     • William D. Wixom from the Cleveland Museum of Art, discussing "A Late Romanesque Workshop in Emilia".
     • Marilyn L. Schmitt from Southern Connecticut State College, on "St.-Benoît-sur-Loire: An Itinerant Pair of Ateliers".
     • David L. Simon from SUNY, Cortland, covering "The Sculptural Program of the Jaca Cathedral Cloister".
     • John Williams from the University of Pittsburgh, addressing "Recent Repairs to San Isidoro and Questions Relating to Romanesque Art in Spain".
   • Requests for further information should be directed to Mr. J. R. Sommerfeldt at the Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan.

2. Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination (May 16-18):

   • Organized by the Department of Art and The Institute for the Arts and Humanities Studies at Pennsylvania State University.
   • Focuses on surveys of current research and specific investigations in early Christian and Western Medieval manuscript illumination.
   • Speakers include: Hugo Buchthal, Annemarie Weyl Carr, Anthony Cuttler, Bertrand Davezac, Herbert Kessler, William C. Loerke, Florentine Mutherich, Kurt Weitzmann, and other scholars.

3. Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies (October 16-18):

   • Sponsored by the Department of Philosophy at John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio.
   • Abstracts of proposed papers are to be submitted by May 1st.
   • Contact information provided for queries about abstracts, sessions, and awards.

4. First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference (October 24-25):

   • Held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
   • Focuses on research papers across various Byzantine studies disciplines.
   • Details can be obtained from Professor Alice-Mary Talbot.

5. Medieval Art in Upstate New York Catalogue:

   • Published catalogue for an exhibition held last spring.
   • Prepared by Professor Meredith Lillich from Syracuse University.
   • Includes 84 entries of objects in 19 public museums and libraries in Upstate New York, covering a census of medieval artworks in these collections.
   • Catalogue is available at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York.

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The document provides details of several academic conferences and events related to medieval studies, art, and architecture. Key events include: a session on 'Romanesque Sculpture' (May 4-7) at Western Michigan University, featuring speakers such as William D. Wixom and Marilyn L. Schmitt; a conference on 'Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination' (May 16-18) at Pennsylvania State University, with scholars like Hugo Buchthal and Anthony Cuttler; the Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies (October 16-18) at John Carroll University, with Thomas Tomsic as the coordinating director; and the First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference (October 24-25) at the Cleveland Museum of Art, organized by Alice-Mary Talbot. Additionally, the document mentions the publication of a catalogue on 'Medieval Art in Upstate New York,' compiled by Professor Meredith Lillich, which includes entries from 19 institutions and is available at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York.

The image displays a page containing several announcements and details about upcoming academic conferences and a publication related to medieval studies. Here is a detailed summary:

1. Romanesque Sculpture Session (May 4-7):

   • A session on "Romanesque Sculpture" will be held, sponsored by the ICMA (International Center of Medieval Art) and chaired by Professor Ilene H. Forsyth.
   • This session is part of the Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University's Tenth Conference on Medieval Studies from May 4 to May 7.
   • The following speakers and topics are listed:
     • William D. Wixom: "A Late Romanesque Workshop in Emilia"
     • Marilyn L. Schmitt: "Southern Connecticut State College, St.-Benoît-sur-Loire: an Itinerant Pair of Ateliers?"
     • David L. Simon (SUNY, Cortland): "The Sculptural Program of the Jaca Cathedral"
     • Carol Neuman de Vegvar and John Williams (University of Pittsburgh): "Recent Research in Spain: To San Isidoro and Questions Relating to Romanesque Art"
   • Further information about the conference can be obtained by writing to Mr. J. R. Sommerfeldt at the Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI 49001.

2. Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination (May 16-18):

   • A conference sponsored by the Department of Art and the Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies of Pennsylvania State University.
   • The conference will focus on the current state of research and specific investigations into Early Christian and Byzantine, Carolingian, and Western Medieval manuscript illumination.
   • Speakers include Hugo Buchthal, Annemarie Weyl Carr, Anthony Cutler, Bertrand Davezac, Herbert Kessler, William C. Loerke, Florentine Mütherich, Kurt Weitzmann, and other scholars.

3. Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies (October 16-18):

   • Sponsored by the Department of Philosophy, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio.
   • Abstracts of proposed papers should be submitted by May 1st.
   • For more information, including abstract submissions and chairmanship of sessions, special awards to graduate students, and other details, contact Professor Thomas Tomasic, Coordinating Director, The Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio 44118.

4. First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference (October 24-25):

   • To be held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
   • The conference will include the reading and discussion of research papers on all subdisciplines and areas of Byzantine Studies.
   • For details, write to Professor Alice-Mary Talbot, 2995 Coleridge Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118.

5. Publication Announcement:

   • "Medieval Art in Upstate New York," a catalog of an exhibition held the previous spring, has been published.
   • The illustrated 130-page catalog, prepared by Professor Meredith Lillich and others, includes 84 entries describing objects from 19 public museums and libraries in upstate New York.
   • Additionally, it features a census of all medieval works in public collections in New York State outside of New York City and Brooklyn.
   • The catalog is available for purchase from the Everson Museum of Art, located at the intersection of State and Harrison Streets, Syracuse, New York 13202.

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1. Romanesque Sculpture Session:

   • Dates: May 4 - 7
   • Sponsors: ICMA (International Center of Medieval Art) and Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University
   • Location: Tenth Conference on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan
   • Chair: Professor Ilene H. Forsyth
   • Speakers and Topics:
     • William D. Wixom (Curator, Cleveland Museum of Art): "A Late Romanesque Workshop in Emilia"
     • Marilyn L. Schmitt (Southern Connecticut State College): "St.-Benoît-sur-Loire: An Itinerant Pair of Ateliers"
     • David L. Simon (SUNY, Cortland): "The Sculptural Program of the Jaca Cathedral Cloister"
     • John Williams (University of Pittsburgh): "Recent Repairs to San Isidoro and Questions Relating to Romanesque Art in Spain"
   • Contact: Mr. J. R. Sommerfeldt, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001

2. Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination:

   • Dates: May 16 - 18
   • Sponsors: Department of Art and Institute for the Arts and Humanities of Pennsylvania State University
   • Location: Pennsylvania State University
   • Speakers and Topics: Focus on current research and investigations in early Christian and Byzantine manuscript illumination, including:
     • Hugo Buchthal, Annemarie Weyl Carr, Anthony Cutler, Bertrand Davezac, Herbert Kessler, William C. Loerke, Florentine Mütherich, Kurt Weitzmann, and other scholars.

3. Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies:

   • Dates: October 16 - 18
   • Sponsor: Department of Philosophy, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio
   • Contact: Professor Thomas Tomasic, Coordinating Director, The Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio 44118
   • Details: Abstracts of proposed papers should be sent by May 1st.

4. First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference:

   • Dates: October 24 - 25
   • Location: Cleveland Museum of Art
   • Contact: Professor Alice-Mary Talbot, 2995 Coleridge Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
   • Details: An open forum for reading and discussion of research papers on Byzantine studies.

5. Medieval Art in Upstate New York:

   • Details: Catalogue of an exhibition held last spring at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, New York.
   • Prepared by: Professor Meredith Lillich (Syracuse University) and other scholars.
   • Content: Includes 84 entries describing objects in all media from 19 public museums and libraries in upstate New York.
   • Publication: Published by the Everson Museum of Art, State and Harrison Streets, Syracuse, New York 13202. The catalogue includes a census of all medieval works of art in public collections in New York State outside of New York City and Brooklyn.

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The first paragraph refers to a session on "Romanesque Sculpture," which was organized by the ICMA and chaired by Professor Ilene H. Forsyth of Western Michigan University. It mentions that it will occur during the Tenth Conference on Medieval Studies, from May 4-7, and outlines several presentations that will be given by different scholars on related topics.

The second paragraph mentions a symposium titled "Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination," which involved cooperation between the Department of Art and State University for the Arts and Humanistic Studies of Pennsylvania. The symposium focused on research and scientific investigations in surveys of the current state of research concerning medieval manuscript illumination.

The third paragraph announces the Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies, to be held October 16 - 18. It calls for paper abstracts for the conference and provides a deadline for their submission, suggesting that they be sent to a specific address. It also notes that special awards will be given to graduate students and other details are to be provided upon request from the Medieval Studies department at John Carroll University in Cleveland.

The fourth paragraph talks about an upcoming "First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference," which is set to take place on October 24 - 25 at the Cleveland Museum of Art, with invitations to submit research papers on a wide range of topics related to Byzantine Studies.

The final text at the bottom refers to a published catalogue titled "Medieval Art in Upstate New York" from an exhibition held in the spring, and provides details about its contents and where it can be found.

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The image shows a typed page from a document or a report, likely related to medieval studies or art history. The text details various academic sessions, conferences, and publications with dates and brief descriptions:

• May 4-7: A session on "Romanesque Sculpture," sponsored by the ICMA and chaired by Professor Ilene H. Forsyth, in cooperation with the Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University. It includes presentations by several scholars on topics related to Romanesque art.

• May 16-18: A conference on "Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination," sponsored by the Department of Art and The Institute for the Arts and Humanistic Studies of Pennsylvania State University. The conference will cover early Christian, Byzantine, Carolingian, and Western medieval manuscript illumination.

• October 16-18: The Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies, sponsored by the Department of Philosophy, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio. It calls for abstracts and provides contact information for further details.

• October 24-25: The First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference at the Cleveland Museum of Art, focusing on reading and discussing research papers in Byzantine studies.

• A note about a newly published catalogue titled "Medieval Art in Upstate New York," prepared by Professor Meredith Lillich and other scholars. The catalogue describes medieval objects in public collections throughout upstate New York.

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The image shows an open book or document with printed text detailing various academic conferences, workshops, and publications related to medieval studies. The content is organized into several sections, each describing different events and resources:

1. May 4–7: A session on "Romanesque Sculpture," sponsored by the ICMA and chaired by Professor Ilene H. Forsyth. It will be held in cooperation with the Medieval Institute of Western Michigan University at the Tenth Conference on Medieval Studies, May 4–7. The program includes presentations by William D. Wixom, Marilyn L. Schmitt, David L. Simon, and John Williams, covering topics such as the Romanesque Workshop in Emilia, an itinerary of ateliers in San Isidoro, recent repairs to San Isidoro, and questions relating to Romanesque art in Spain.

2. May 16–18: A conference titled "Recent Research in Byzantine and Western Medieval Manuscript Illumination," sponsored by the Department of Art and Script Institute for the Arts and Humanities at the Pennsylvania State University. The conference will focus on surveys of current research and specific investigations in early Christian and Byzantine, Carolingian, and Western Medieval manuscript illumination. Speakers include Hugo Buchthal, Annemarie Weyl Carr, Anthony Cutler, Bertrand Davezac, Herbert Kessler, and others.

3. October 16–18: The Second Annual Ohio Conference on Medieval Studies, sponsored by the Department of Philosophy at John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio. Abstracts of proposed papers should be submitted by May 1st. Contact information is provided for Professor Thomas Tomasic, the Coordinating Director.

4. October 24–25: The First Autumn Byzantine Studies Conference, to be held at the Cleveland Museum of Art. It is an open forum for the reading and discussion of research papers on all aspects of Byzantine Studies. For details, contact Professor Alice-Mary Talbot.

5. Medieval Art in Upstate New York: A catalog of an exhibition held at Syracuse University, prepared by Professor Meredith Lillich. The illustrated 130-page catalog includes 84 entries describing objects in all media from 19 scholars and updates public collections in New York. It also includes a census of all medieval works of art in public collections in New York State (outside New York City and Brooklyn), listed by museum and library. The catalog is published by the Everson Museum of Art, State and Harrison Streets, Syracuse, New York 13202.

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The page also includes a brief description of a recently published catalogue titled "Medieval Art in Upstate New York," which provides a census of all medieval works of art in public collections in New York State. The catalogue is published by the Everson Museum of Art and includes illustrations of objects from 19 public museums and libraries in upstate New York.