Research disciplines
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Humanities and the arts
- Audiovisual art and digital media not elsewhere classified
- Visual arts not elsewhere classified
Expertise
mechanical reproductions
illustrated art books
art documentaries
Nineteenth century
Twentieth century
Film and television
Photography
archive and museum studies
Bio
Griet Bonne studied Art History and Curatorial Studies at Ghent University. In her PhD-project (Ghent University, FWO-fellowship), she examines mechanical reproducibility through the case study of Rubens. In 2019 Bonne co-curated the exhibition "Copyright Cobra: Photography, Film, Prints" (VANDENHOVE, Ghent). Recent publications include “The Copy and the Real Thing” (Artl@s Bulletin, 2021), “Moved by Rubens” (Transcript Verlag, 2021), “Visualizing Rubens in Modern Art History” (Bielefeld University Press, 2022) and “Panoramic Ambitions” (History of Photography, 2023). On 9-10 February, 2023, she organized the symposium and film program "Rubens in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: (Un)packing the Rubenianum Library" (Rubenianum and De Cinema, Antwerp).