Sergio Marinelli

Sergio Marinelli is a Senior Researcher in the Department of Humanities at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in Museology and Art and Restoration Criticism (SSD L-ART/04). His academic work focuses on Italian art history, particularly Venetian and Veronese painting from the Renaissance through the Baroque period.

Marinelli's research interests encompass a wide range of topics within art history, including:

• Italian Renaissance and Baroque painting
• Veronese art history and artists
• Museology and museum studies
• Art restoration and criticism
• Drawing studies and historical techniques
• Art historical documentation and attribution

His scholarly output demonstrates a particular expertise in seventeenth-century Venetian and Veronese art, with numerous publications analyzing specific artists, painting techniques, and historical contexts of Italian art. Marinelli has contributed significantly to cataloging and documenting Veronese artists from the Baroque period, with extensive work on figures like Andrea Schiavone, Antonio Balestra, and many others from the Veronese school.

Marinelli has also engaged in cross-cultural studies, as evidenced by his work on Japanese-Italian cultural relations. His publications span various formats including journal articles, book chapters, conference proceedings, and monographs, reflecting his active participation in the international art history community.