The videos of the 16th and 18th OIC 2020\/21 Sessions are already available on CITCEM’s YouTube channel:<\/p>\n
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16th Session: “Medieval Chronicle Representations<\/a>“,<\/strong> proposed by Researchers Jorge Ant\u00f3nio Ara\u00fajo and Rute Russo (Local and Global Representations)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n SPEAKERS AND THEIR PAPER TITLES<\/strong><\/p>\n Mariana Barros – Filipe Bastos – From Gallaecia to Portugal: the peninsular western space in two 13th century chronicles<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n Rute Russo – Jorge Ara\u00fajo – <\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n SPEAKERS AND THEIR PAPER TITLES<\/strong><\/p>\n Marisa Pereira Santos – Diana Fel\u00edcia – Cec\u00edlia Cardoso –
\n Reflections on the representation of the ‘Portuguese’ space in Historia Compostellana<\/em>
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\n Portuguese chronicle literature and the 15th century: Fern\u00e3o Lopes and the first historiographical cycle of the House of Avis<\/em>
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\n Rui de Pina: an unloved Portuguese chronicler?<\/em>
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\n<\/em>18th Session: “Devotional practices and images<\/a>“,<\/strong> proposed by researchers Marisa Santos and Diana Fel\u00edcia (Material and Immaterial Patrimony)<\/p>\n
\n On top of saints: devotional images in processions in Foz do Douro.<\/em>
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\n From plaster to bronze: iconographic analysis of the foundry stamps collection of the Rio Tinto Bell Foundry.<\/em>
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\n “From the part to the whole” – a sacred art workshop in Gondomar.<\/em>
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