Thursday, October 3, 2019
9:20 Registration
9:40 Welcome by the Organizers
9:50
Agnieszka Gąsior (Leipzig), Tomasz Torbus (Gdańsk): Introduction
Military Art
Chair: Jacek Tylicki (Toruń)
10:20
Bogusław Dybaś (Toruń): Architectura militaris in der ersten Hälfte des 17. Jh. in Mitteleuropa. Neue Erkenntnisse
10:50
Anna Ancane (Rīga): The Concept of the Ideal Fortress in Riga in the Course of the 17th Century
11:20–11:50 Coffee break
11:50
Franciszek Skibiński (Toruń): Military Engineers and the Arts in Baltic Cities in the Era of the Northern Wars
12:20
Jakub Sito, Piotr Lasek (Warszawa): Początki polskiego munduru wojskowego w ikonografii polskiej i europejskiej ok. 1600 r. [The Beginnings of Polish Military Uniform in Polish and European Iconography around 1600]
13:00–14:30 Lunch
War and Propaganda
Chair: Tomasz Torbus (Gdańsk)
14:30
Jerzy Czajewski (Szczecin): Zmagania o Smoleńsk 1632–1634 z zastosowaniem niderlandzkiej sztuki wojennej i propagandy zwycięstwa (Victoria Smolenscana) króla Władysława IV [The Struggle for Smolensk 1632–1634 with the Use of Dutch Military Art and the Victory Propaganda (Victoria Smolenscana) of King Władysław IV]
15:00
Charlotte Christensen (København): The History of Denmark depicted at Elsinore Castle – a Cycle of Paintings created for King Christian IV (1577–1648) seen in its European Context
15:30–16:00 Coffee break
16:00
Maria Zadencka (Stockholm): Art, War, Topography and History Writing: Erik J. Dahlberghs ‚Gothic‘ Constructions of Space
17:00
Tobias E. Hämmerle (Wien): Das Schwedenbild im Heiligen Römischen Reich. Flugblätter während der schwedischen Großmachtzeit
17:30
Marcin Wisłocki (Wrocław): Iconography and Depictions of the War Campaign and the Death of Gustav Adolf in Pomerania
Friday, October 4, 2019
War in Art
Chair: Jacek Friedrich (Gdańsk)
9:30
Agnieszka Seidel-Grzesińska (Wrocław): Sztuka alegorii – wojna i pokój jako temat w sztuce [Art of Allegory: War and Peace as a Topic in Art]
10:00
Magdalena Mielnik (Gdańsk): ‘Jealousy leads to War. War leads to Poverty’. Reflections on the Nature of War in Art 1600–1670
10:30
Jacek Tylicki (Toruń): A Picture of an Age of War. Political Intricacies in Strobel‘s Feast of Herod in Madrid
11:00–11:30 Coffee break
11:30
Lars Olof Larsson (Kiel): Karel van Manders Reiterbildnis von Christian IV. von Dänemark und die Konventionen der Reiterbildnisse in der Epoche des Dreißigjährigen Krieges
12:00
Juliette Roding (Leiden): ‘1648’ and its Repercussions on Artistic Life in Central and Eastern Europe
12:30–14:00 Lunch
Transformations in Art
Chairs: Rafał Makała (Szczecin), Agnieszka Gąsior (Leipzig)
14:00
Michael North (Greifswald): Kulturtransfer und Bedeutungswandel: Niederländische Gemälde im Ostseeraum
14:30
Inga Lena Ångström Grandien (Stockholm): Queen Christina and Stockholm Castle – a Cultural Melting Pot in the Days of War
15:00
Michael Wenzel (Wolfenbüttel): „weil wir der Moscaw und Schweden zu red wurden“ – Philipp Hainhofer in Szczecin 1617: Nachrichten, Diplomatie, Geschenke
15:30–15:50 Coffee break
15:50
Ondřej Jakubec (Brno): Confessional Re-building and Transformation of (and within) the Churches in Bohemia and Moravia during the Wartime, c. 1620s–1640s
16:20
Piotr Oszczanowski (Wrocław): Sztuka Wrocławia z czasów wojny trzydziestoletniej – sprzężenie zwrotne [Art of Wrocław from the Thirty Years‘ War: a Feedback Effect]
16:50–17:00 Coffee break
17:00
Elita Grosmane (Rīga): Das Schicksal einer Bildhauerwerkstatt aus Mitau in Reval und der Krieg
17:30
Anna Sylwia Czyż (Warszawa): Quia, bellorum finis, pax est – kilka refleksji o architekturze Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego po „potopie” i „nawale moskiewskiej” [Quia, Bellorum Finis, Pax Est: Some Reflections on the Architecture of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania Following the “Deluge” and the “Muscovite Onslaught”]
19:00
Light dinner and get-together at the Grand Cru Hotel and guided tour: ‘Military Architecture of Gdańsk of the Modern Era’
Saturday, October 5, 2019
Plunder of art works
Chairs: Agnieszka Gąsior, Susanne Jaeger (Leipzig)
9:30
Michał Wardzyński, Hubert Kowalski (Warszawa): Sweden and Brandenburg in Warsaw 1656: The Looting of the Art Objects at the Villa Regia Residence and Garden
10:10
Rafał Makała (Szczecin): Von erzwungenen Geschenken bis Kunstraub. Zerfall der herzoglichen Kunstsammlungen in Pommern im Dreißigjährigen Krieg
10:40–11:10 Coffee break
11:10
Martin Krummholz (Praha): Räuber und/oder Kunstmäzene. Der neue Adel Böhmens um 1648
11:40
Emilia Ström (Stockholm): Portrait of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in Swedish Collections – “From Annexation to Documentation”
12:10
Małgorzata Quinkenstein (Berlin): Raubkunst als Erinnerungsort
12:40
Concluding discussion