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Open to Gari Melchers Collectors Society members only | Complimentary

Exclusively for Gari Melchers Collectors Society members, this special gallery talk offers a rare opportunity to experience the exhibition alongside one of the foremost scholars of Renaissance art. Dr. Radke will share insights into Michelangelo’s depictions of women, the cultural and artistic forces that shaped them, and the stories behind the works on view.

Dr. Gary Radke is one of the world’s leading experts on Italian Medieval and Renaissance art and architecture, with a special interest in 15th-century Florentine sculpture. He has served as Dean’s Professor of the Humanities and Professor of Art History in the College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University, where he also directed the internationally noted Florence Graduate Program in Renaissance Art for 35 years. Since 2001, Radke has also served as a guest curator at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art, where he organized a series of high-profile shows—and their respective exhibition catalogs—featuring works by Leonardo, Michelangelo, Ghiberti, Verrocchio, and other Italian Renaissance masters. Radke is a Fellow of the American Academy in Rome.

To learn more about the Gari Melchers Collectors’ Society, click HERE.

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Michelangelo’s Women: Images of Female Power and Divinity from the Casa Buonarroti

Jepson Center
Drawn from the historic collections of the artist’s own family, Michelangelo’s Women uses his drawings, poetry, and letters, some never before seen in the United States, to encourage visitors to think about the ways that Michelangelo looked at women and what women saw in his works.
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Michelangelo’s Women: Images of Female Power and Divinity from the Casa Buonarroti

Jepson Center
Drawn from the historic collections of the artist’s own family, Michelangelo’s Women uses his drawings, poetry, and letters, some never before seen in the United States, to encourage visitors to think about the ways that Michelangelo looked at women and what women saw in his works.
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