Constanze Itzel

Constanze Itzel (* 1974 ) is a German art historian and has headed the House of European History in Brussels since 2017 .

From 1993 to 1998 Itzel studied art history and French and Italian literature at the Universities of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Nantes and Heidelberg. Her master's thesis was “The so-called 'Ulm high altar' of the State Gallery in Stuttgart. A demanding work of Lake Constance painting from the time of the Council ”. From 1999 to 2001 she was a volunteer at the Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe . From 2001 to 2004 she did her doctorate with Lieselotte E Saurma at the University of Heidelberg with the dissertation: “The stone is deceptive. The imitation of sculptures in Dutch panel painting in the context of the image debate of the early 15th century ”. She received a scholarship from the state of Baden-Württemberg and worked at the Heidelberg Central Institute for Art History from January to November 2004. From 2005, she worked in Brussels for the scientific service and for the culture committee of the European Parliament . Since 2009 she has been a consultant in the development team, from 2011 as curator and as project manager of the first special exhibition in the House of European History. She worked closely with Taja Vovk van Gaal .

Fonts

• The stone is deceptive. The imitation of sculptures in Dutch panel painting in the context of the image debate of the early 15th century, Heidelberg University 2003, URN: nbn: de: bsz: 16-artdok-417
• with Brigitte Herrbach-Schmidt u. a .: Large state exhibition: Late Middle Ages on the Upper Rhine. Everyday life, craft and trade. 1350-1525, Karlsruhe 2001 ISBN 978-3923132850

Websites

• organization chart
• resume
• Interview about controversy about the house
• Lecture about the HDEG 2017
• CV at the ZI