Louise Marshall | Funded research | The University of Sydney

Honorary Senior Lecturer

Office of the Provost & DVC

Italian Renaissance plague images, with a particular focus on the process of intercession and the protective role of images in coping with the experience of bubonic plague.
The imagery and cult of the plague saints Sebastian and Roch, and the Virgin Mary as plague protector.
St. Nicholas of Tolentino as a 'failed' plague saint.
Disaster and the emotions.
Death and the afterlife.
Image and devotion in late medieval/early modern culture.

sort by:

GRANT
Emotions and the Visual in Early Modern Europe, in Crisis and in Health
ARC Centre for the History of Emotions1 Jan 2014
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L
GRANT
Trouble in Heaven: Emotions and the Plague in Renaissance Italy
ARC Centre for the History of Emotions1 Jan 2012
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L
GRANT
Healing Narratives: Renaissance cycles of Sebastian and Roch
Faculty of Arts, University of Sydney1 Jan 2010
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L
GRANT
Tintoretto and the Cult of Saint Roch: The Narratives of the Chiesa di San Rocco
Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation1 Jan 2008
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L
GRANT
A new plague saint for Renaissance Italy: Narrative and miracle in early cycles of St. Roch
Renaissance Society of America1 Jan 2007
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L
GRANT
Saving Body and Soul in Renaissance Italy: Avoiding the Plague and Getting Out of Purgatory
Research Institute for the Humanities, University of Sydney1 Jan 2007
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L
GRANT
The Imagery and Cult of St. Roch as Plague Saint in Renaissance Italy
University of Sydney1 Jan 2007
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L
GRANT
The imagery and cult of Nicholas of Tolentino as a Plague Saint
DVC Research1 Jan 2003
People funded by this grant:
- Marshall L

DrLouise Marshall