The CU Mediterranean Studies Group & supporting units present
Prof. Alejandra Osorio (History: Wellesley College) and
“Of Imperial Genealogies and Royal Exequies: Legitimating monarchical rule in the Spanish Habsburg Empire,”
a research presentation 
with respondents:
• Robert Ferry (History),
• Fernando Loffredo (Art & Art History) and
• Núria Silleras- Fernández (Spanish & Portuguese)
from 4:30—6pm at CASE 351
Osorio examines the themes of representation and material culture asking a bold question: the way the Spanish monarchs maintained their sovereignty over realms they never visited and subjects they never encountered.

Faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, staff and members of the public are welcome; register with Barbara Middlebrook (barbara.middlebrook@colorado.edu).

This event is made possible by the generous support of Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Humanities, the Benson Center for Western Civilization, Classics, History, French & Italian, Asian Languages and Civilizations, Spanish and Portuguese, Philosophy, Art and Art History, and the College of Arts & Sciences. 
Administrative support provided by Religious Studies.
See www.cumediterranean.info for further information. Join the Mediterranean Seminar - www.mediterraneanseminar.org