Jamie Gabbarelli
Jamie Gabbarelli is the Prince Trust Associate Curator in Prints and Drawings, where he is responsible for the collection of European works on paper from the 15th to the 18th centuries. His research focuses on artistic exchanges between Italy and northern Europe, on the history of printmaking techniques, and on the relationship between prints and other media.
A native of Assisi, Italy, Jamie is a graduate of Oxford University’s Corpus Christi College and holds an MA from the Warburg Institute in London and a PhD in art history and Renaissance studies from Yale University. He is currently working on an exhibition project about the shared histories of drawing and printmaking.
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Drawn Together: Where Prints and Drawings Meet
A collaboration between a prints scholar and a drawings expert launched an exhibition exploring the interconnections of two distinct but related artistic mediums.
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“Though it be a difficult task”: Creating a Printed Imitation of a Rembrandt Drawing
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Five Favorites of French Neoclassical Art
The curators behind two exhibitions of works from an unparalleled private collection share their must-see picks.
Emerson Bowyer, Emily Ziemba, Kevin Salatino, Jamie Gabbarelli, and Andrea Morgan -
Small Wonders
Four staff members share works of art that fit in the palm of the hand and yet expand our sense of the world.
Ashley F. Arico, Jamie Gabbarelli, Elizabeth Pope, and Janet Marion Purdy