Professor Stephen Campbell delivers the third lecture in the Louise Smith Bross Lecture Series entitled "Sacred Naturalism and the Art of Moretto and Savoldo" on May 10, 2012, at the Cochrane-Woods Art Center. In his four-part series entitled "Inventions of Place: Rethinking Peripheral Identities in the Age of Lotto and Titian," Professor Campbell resets assumptions about the Italian Renaissance as he examines peripheral personalities in the age of Titian. Stephen Campbell is Professor and Chair of the Department of Art History at Johns Hopkins University.

Sponsored by the Art History Department at the University of Chicago, the Louise Smith Bross Lecture Series is held triennially and features presentations by internationally renowned scholars on any aspect of pre-1800 European art and architecture. The Louise Smith Bross Memorial Fund, endowed in memory of Louise Smith Bross, PhD '94, also supports the publication of the lectures by the University of Chicago Press.

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