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 Recent Faculty Publications

Early Modern Art and Architecture
Architectural History
Architectural Theory

• PhD Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia (IUAV)/Universite' de Paris IV-Sorbonne 2004
• Laurea Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia (IUAV) 1999

Typical Courses Taught:

• Arthist 288s, Special topics Synopsis

• Arthist 144b, Art in renaissance italy Synopsis

• Arthist 152, Renaissance arch. in italy

• Arthist 155, Michelangelo in context Synopsis

1. S. Galletti. "Female Agency and Early Modern Urbanism: the Paris of Marie de Medici." Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians  (March, 2012).
2. S. Galletti. "Projet et chantier à la Renaissance: l’église Saint-Nicolas de Troyes, 1524-1608." Some degree of happiness. Studi di storia dell'architettura in onore di Howard Burns. Edited by Maria Beltramini, Caroline Elam.  (2010): 173-191, 703-716. [pdf]
3. S. Galletti. "Pitti a Parigi? Metamorfosi di un modello architettonico al seguito di Maria de’ Medici." La réception de modèles cinquecenteschi dans la théorie et les arts français du XVIIe siècle. Edited by Sabine Frommel, Flaminia Bardati.  (2010): 177-198.
4. S. Galletti. "Architecture and Ceremonial in Early Modern France: the Court of Maria de’ Medici." Moving Elites: Women and Cultural Transfers in the European Court System. Edited by Giulia Calvi, Isabelle Chabot. HEC Working Papers (2010): 77-111.
5. S. Galletti. "Rubens et la galerie de Henri IV au palais du Luxembourg (1628-1630)." Bulletin Monumental  vol. 166 no. 1 (2008): 43-51. [pdf]

Selected Meetings

1. Proportional Systems in the History of Architecture, 2011, March 17-19, University of Leiden, The Netherlands    
2. Autour d’Henri IV : figures du pouvoir, échanges artistiques, 2010, November 18-20, Centre d’Histoire de l’Art de la Renaissance, Université Paris 1-Panthéon-Sorbonne    
3. Renaissance Society of America, 56th Annual Meeting, 2010, April 8-10, Venice, Italy    
4. Moving Elites, Cultural Transfers and the Life Cycle, 2008, Dec 12-13, European University Institute, Florence, Italy    
5. Artful Allies. Medici Women as Cultural Mediators (1533–1743), 2008, October 15-17, Harvard University center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Villa I Tatti, Florence, Italy