PhD research
My PhD research concerns historical affinities with Desiderius Erasmus in Rotterdam. I study how appropriation of Erasmus in the past has changed his image. My dissertation will consist of various case studies and methodological inquiries:
- Erasmus the Orangist (published in Early Modern Low Countries)
- Erasmus the Batavian (published in Dutch Crossing)
- The Erasmus Statue (presented at AGRELITA conference)
- The Erasmus Collection
- The Erasmus Exhibition
Bachelor and master
During my bachelor and master Art History, respectively at the University of Amsterdam and Utrecht University, I conducted a few research projects. Although these have not been published, they clearly show my academic interest. In the future, I might take up some of these projects to further expand the research. For more information about these projects, do not hesitate to contact me. I am happy to share my findings and literature.
- The Antwerp Polyglot Bible on a mission in Goa
- Amsterdam drawings on Far Eastern paper
- The Orient and the Wiener Secession
- Export and Impact of Dutch prints in Japan, Persia and Spanish America
- Ghirlandaio Carpets
- Recht en Onrecht by Barbara Broekman
- The Quran of Thomas Hees
- Dutch artists in Rome
- The Turk in the Dutch Revolt