Vicki-Marie Petrick
Biographic Data
| ID | 1683586 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vicki-Marie Petrick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vicki-Marie |
| FAMILY NAME | Petrick |
| SIGNATURE | PETRICK V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Southwest University of Visual Arts |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Delving into the Magdalene’s vase
In the art of medieval and early modern Europe, Mary Magdalene can be identified by the vase she holds. Other iconographic studies of Mary Magdalene mention her ointment jar, but while images may be brought before the reader, the vase is generally mentioned as the object that permits the author to name the figure and little more. This article intends to tap the rich meanings and connotations of the vase beyond simple visual signifier in studying …
Corporate Exercise and the Borders of Privilege
The efficacy of privilege under the Old Regime, especially as concerning the economy, is an oft-repeated postulate of historiography. The contexts in which it was used often came under the activities of the law or the police, and the privilege of guilds was far from being any exception. There were many struggles in activating these privileges, due to their near-permanent disputation, a disputation which constituted the very heart and the viabilit…
Reconstructing the Catholic Church and Restituting the Power of the Sovereign
Can Catholic clergy be considered as a social, political, and even pastoral category, reconstructed within certain historical and historiographical circumstances, outside of its ecclesiological definition? Are the clergy a body or a social group whose overarching identity would erase differences of situations and constraints? The present article explores this avenue in the framework of the composite monarchy of the Habsburgs in seventeenth-centur…
Nobility of the Sword, Nobility of the Robe
“Nobility of the Robe” and “Nobility of the Sword,” two expressions commonly repeated in historiography of the nobility of the modern era, are not simple social descriptions. Their chronologically staggered appearance, and the development of their usage in the seventeenth century are the result of the transformations of the Second Estate, transformations which themselves stemmed from monarchical policy (development of the venality of offices, des…
Borders, Thresholds, Boundaries
The border: whether the term evokes the reality of a customs office or is instead used more metaphorically, its polysemous nature allows us to grasp both the boundaries between social, political, or geographical spaces and the uses made of those boundaries. Such polysemy offers the opportunity to take the notions of borders and boundaries as reference points for reflection upon several themes: the identities of constituted groups; potential or co…
Parure, parfum, pavane
Les deux Marie-Madeleine peintes par Carlo Crivelli pour les franciscains à la fin du xve siècle, conservées aujourd’hui à Montefiore dell’Aso et à Amsterdam, font partie des œuvres les plus connues du peintre vénéto-marchisan. Leurs grâces maniérées, leur mise élégante et élaborée, et leur regard en coin intriguent le spectateur qui pourrait s’attendre à une mise en scène différente d’une prostituée pénitente. Cet article montre comment ces choi…
Unctio
Cet article aborde spécifiquement et en profondeur la cimaise du Couronnement de la Vierge toujours conservé à Pesaro duquel elle a été détachée. Nous nous penchons particulièrement sur l’iconographie particulière du panneau qui peut mieux être qualifié de scène d’Onction. Nous nous posons pour but de comprendre le lien entre le choix de sujet de Giovanni Bellini et son choix de pousser plus loin son adoption de l’huile comme médium pour ses vert…
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Unctio
Cet article aborde spécifiquement et en profondeur la cimaise du Couronnement de la Vierge toujours conservé à Pesaro duquel elle a été détachée. Nous nous penchons particulièrement sur l’iconographie particulière du panneau qui peut mieux être qualifié de scène d’Onction. Nous nous posons pour but de comprendre le lien entre le choix de sujet de Giovanni Bellini et son choix de pousser plus loin son adoption de l’huile comme médium pour ses vert…
Parure, parfum, pavane
Les deux Marie-Madeleine peintes par Carlo Crivelli pour les franciscains à la fin du xve siècle, conservées aujourd’hui à Montefiore dell’Aso et à Amsterdam, font partie des œuvres les plus connues du peintre vénéto-marchisan. Leurs grâces maniérées, leur mise élégante et élaborée, et leur regard en coin intriguent le spectateur qui pourrait s’attendre à une mise en scène différente d’une prostituée pénitente. Cet article montre comment ces choi…
Corporate Exercise and the Borders of Privilege
The efficacy of privilege under the Old Regime, especially as concerning the economy, is an oft-repeated postulate of historiography. The contexts in which it was used often came under the activities of the law or the police, and the privilege of guilds was far from being any exception. There were many struggles in activating these privileges, due to their near-permanent disputation, a disputation which constituted the very heart and the viabilit…
Reconstructing the Catholic Church and Restituting the Power of the Sovereign
Can Catholic clergy be considered as a social, political, and even pastoral category, reconstructed within certain historical and historiographical circumstances, outside of its ecclesiological definition? Are the clergy a body or a social group whose overarching identity would erase differences of situations and constraints? The present article explores this avenue in the framework of the composite monarchy of the Habsburgs in seventeenth-centur…
Nobility of the Sword, Nobility of the Robe
“Nobility of the Robe” and “Nobility of the Sword,” two expressions commonly repeated in historiography of the nobility of the modern era, are not simple social descriptions. Their chronologically staggered appearance, and the development of their usage in the seventeenth century are the result of the transformations of the Second Estate, transformations which themselves stemmed from monarchical policy (development of the venality of offices, des…
Borders, Thresholds, Boundaries
The border: whether the term evokes the reality of a customs office or is instead used more metaphorically, its polysemous nature allows us to grasp both the boundaries between social, political, or geographical spaces and the uses made of those boundaries. Such polysemy offers the opportunity to take the notions of borders and boundaries as reference points for reflection upon several themes: the identities of constituted groups; potential or co…
Delving into the Magdalene’s vase
In the art of medieval and early modern Europe, Mary Magdalene can be identified by the vase she holds. Other iconographic studies of Mary Magdalene mention her ointment jar, but while images may be brought before the reader, the vase is generally mentioned as the object that permits the author to name the figure and little more. This article intends to tap the rich meanings and connotations of the vase beyond simple visual signifier in studying …
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