Urban representation in early modern Italy Rome in Renaissance visual culture Early modern cartography Renaissance print culture

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1 JESSICA MAIER curriculum vitae 202 Woldenberg Art Center 3138 McIlhenny Drive Tulane University St. Charles Ave. Baton Rouge, LA New Orleans, LA jessica.maier@gmail.com jmaier@tulane.edu Fields of Research Specialization Urban representation in early modern Italy Rome in Renaissance visual culture Early modern cartography Renaissance print culture Teaching Interests and Expertise Renaissance art, architecture, and urbanism The urban and social contexts of artistic production in early modern Italy Education 2006 Ph.D., History of Art, Columbia University Major field: Italian Renaissance art; minor field: Byzantine art. Dissertation: Imago Romae: Renaissance Visions of the Eternal City (advisors: David Rosand, sponsor; Richard Brilliant; and Hilary Ballon) Fellow, Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, American Academy in Rome 2001 M.Phil., History of Art, Columbia University 1999 M.A., History of Art, Columbia University M.A. thesis: Disorientations: The Theatrum and Parergon of Abraham Ortelius (David Freedberg and Richard Brilliant, sponsors) 1996 B.A., History of Art and Italian Studies (magna cum laude), Brown University Honors thesis: Italian Women Painters of the Renaissance: The Portraiture of Sofonisba Anguissola and Lavinia Fontana (Evelyn Lincoln, sponsor) Foreign Study with Distinction, Università degli Studi di Bologna, Italy Full immersion in the Italian university system; courses and oral exams in Renaissance art and history at the oldest institution of higher learning in Europe

2 Teaching Visiting Assistant Professor, Newcomb Art Department, Tulane University 3/3 course load. Lecture courses: Introductory survey: Renaissance to present; Early Renaissance Art in Italy; Sixteenth-Century Italian Art. Seminars for advanced undergraduates and M.A. students: Art and Architecture of St. Peter s and the Vatican; Leonardo da Vinci: Questions of Representation; Renaissance Rome Advised majors; sponsored seniors fulfilling writing practicum requirements; served on honors and M.A. thesis committees Guest lecturer, Rome: The Eternal City (Honors colloquium, Professor Susann Lusnia); participating member, Medieval and Early Modern Studies group 2007 Visiting Assistant Professor, Dartmouth College, Foreign Study Program, Rome Spring-quarter on-site course: Renaissance and Baroque Architecture in Rome 2006 Adjunct Professor, Pace University Introductory survey (ancient through Gothic art) Instructor, Columbia University Art Humanities/Masterpieces of Western Art (undergraduate core course in art history) 2001 Teaching Assistant, Columbia University Sixteenth-Century Italian Painting (Professor David Rosand) 2000 Teaching Assistant, Columbia University Introduction to Architecture (Professor Joseph Connors) Professional Experience , Director of Research in Cartography, W. Graham Arader III Galleries, New York The foremost commercial antique map gallery in the United States Educational Guide and Seminar Speaker, Scala Reale/Context: Rome Itineraries Specialization: the Vatican Museums, St. Peter s Basilica, and the Galleria Borghese 1996 Intern and Assistant to the Director of Interns ( Vice-Capo ), The Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice 1993 Intern, Paper Conservation Laboratory, Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University J. Maier curriculum vitae March

3 Fellowships, Grants, and Awards 2009 Art Historian in Residence, Civitella Ranieri Center, Umbria, Italy American Academy in Rome, Donald and Maria Cox/Samuel H. Kress Foundation Pre- Doctoral Rome Prize Fellowship in Renaissance and Early Modern Studies 2005 American Friends of the J.B. Harley Research Fellowships, travel grant to attend the21 st International Conference on the History of Cartography, Budapest 2004 J.B. Harley Research Fellowship in the History of Cartography, British Library 2003 Short-Term Fellowship in the History of Cartography, Newberry Library Rudolph Wittkower Dissertation Fellowship, Columbia University 2001 Research travel grant, Columbia University Publications 2009 Come se resuscitata dalla tomba: La pianta di Roma di Leonardo Bufalini, 1551, in Rappresentare la città. Topografie urbane nell Italia di antico regime, ed. M. Folin (Reggio Emilia, 2009), The Eternal City: Maps of Rome in the Speculum, The Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae Digital Collection (directed by Rebecca Zorach, Department of Art History, University of Chicago), University of Chicago Libraries (speculum.lib.uchicago.edu/content/itineraries.html) 2007 Mapping Past and Present: Leonardo Bufalini s Plan of Rome (1551), Imago Mundi 59: 1-23 In press or accepted for publication: Leonardo Bufalini: il primo rilevamento scientifico della città (1551), in Piante di Roma del Rinascimento e della Controriforma (Atti del convegno, Roma, dicembre 2009), ed. Mario Bevilacqua (Rome, expected fall 2010) Some Semblance or Image of Beauty : Cartographic Literacy in the Renaissance, in Giambattista Nolli, Rome and Mapping: Before and After the Pianta Grande, ed. Allan Ceen and Ian Verstegen (Rome, expected fall 2010) Roma Renascens: Sixteenth-Century Maps of Rome, in Rome: Continuing Encounters between Past and Present, ed. Dorigen Caldwell and Lesley Caldwell (Ashgate, expected 2011) Peer-reviewed articles, in progress: A True Likeness: The Renaissance (City) Portrait, submitted March 2010, Renaissance Quarterly Book manuscripts in progress: Imago Romae: The Eternal City Measured and Imagined, completion anticipated 2011 Rome Revived: Leonardo Bufalini s Plan of Rome, Roma resuscitata. La pianta di Roma di Leonardo Bufalini, 1551, monograph to be published by the Centro di Studi sulla Cultura e l Immagine di Roma, as part of their series Le piante di Roma dal Rinascimento al Barocco. L immagine della città moderna: cartografia, urbanistica, arte, editorial, completion anticipated 2011 J. Maier curriculum vitae March

4 Papers Presented Invited lectures: 2010 A True Likeness: The Renaissance (City) Portrait, sponsored by the Departments of Classics, Art History, and the Charles Singleton Center for the Study of Pre-Modern Europe, The Johns Hopkins University 2009 La pianta di Roma di Leonardo Bufalini, 1551 (conference title: La città del Rinascimento e della Controriforma; part of the series Piante di Roma dal Rinascimento ai Catasti), Centro di Studi sulla Cultura e Immagine di Roma, Rome, Italy Real and Imagined Urban Design in Early Modern Maps of Rome, sponsored by the Department of Art History and the Masters of Urban Design Program, Savannah College of Art and Design 2005 The Bufalini Plan of Rome, 1551 (symposium title: Rome: The Growth of the City from the Return of the Popes to the Present), co-sponsored by the School of the History of Art, Film and Visual Media, Birkbeck College, and the Italian Department, University College, London 2004 Mapping Rome in the Renaissance, American Academy of Rome Refereed talks: 2009 Rebuilding a City of Ruins in Early Modern Maps of Rome (panel title: Speaking Ruins: Architects and Antiquity, , John Pinto and Heather Hyde Minor, chairs), Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians, Pasadena A True Likeness: The Renaissance (City) Portrait (panel title: Renaissance Images, Julia DeLancey, chair), Annual Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America, Los Angeles 2008 Rhetoric and Reconstruction: The Past in Renaissance Imagery of Rome, Annual Meeting of the Louisiana Consortium for Medieval and Renaissance Studies 2007 Exhuming Ancient Monuments in Renaissance Maps of Rome: The Baths of Trajan and Titus (panel title: Perspectives on the Sixteenth-Century City, John H. Alexander, chair), Annual Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America, Miami The Memory Sees More Than the Eyes: Collapsing Past and Present in Renaissance Images of Rome (panel title: The Miniaturized Metropolis: Urban Desire, Anxiety, and Time, Nancy Stieber and Mary N. Woods, chairs), Annual Conference of the College Art Association, New York 2006 Renaissance Responses to the Challenge of Imaging Rome (conference title: The Image of Maps/Maps of the Imagination), Department of the History of Art, Oxford University 2005 The Venetian Town Books of the Renaissance, 21 st International Conference on the History of Cartography, Budapest, Hungary 2003 Some Semblance or Image of Beauty: The Bufalini Plan of Rome and Its Renaissance Reception, Studium Urbis International Conference, Rome J. Maier curriculum vitae March

5 Professional Affiliations Society of Fellows of the American Academy in Rome College Art Association Renaissance Society of America Society of Architectural Historians Peer-reviewer service Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, 2006, 2009 References David Rosand Meyer Schapiro Professor of Art History, Department of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University Richard Brilliant Anna S. Garabedian Professor in the Humanities (Emeritus), Department of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University ( n/a: phone ; fax ) Hilary Ballon University Professor of Urban Studies and Architecture, New York University David Friedman Associate Professor of the History of Architecture and Urbanism, Department of History, Theory, and Criticism of Art and Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Elizabeth H. Boone Robertson Professor in Latin American Art and Chair, Newcomb Art Department, Tulane University J. Maier curriculum vitae March