CRSBI Seminar Series
Between 1996 and 2004, CRSBI hosted a series of annual seminars featuring papers by members and friends of the CRSBI research team:
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| 1996 | Papers by Roger Stalley, Neil Cameron, Harry Sunley, Tessa Garton, Neil Stratford, and Ron Baxter |
| 1997 | Papers by John Blair, Philip Heath, and Seamus Ross |
| 1998 | No seminar |
| 1999 | Papers by John Prentice, Frieda Anderson, and Richard Plant |
| 2000 | Papers by Harold Short & John Bradley, Barbara Zeitler, and Ann Hilder |
| 2001 | Papers by Sandy Heslop, and Rachel Moss |
| 2002 | No seminar |
| 2003 | Papers by Sandy Heslop, Tessa Garton, Ron Baxter, and Thomas Russo |
| 2004 | Papers by Harry Sunley and Jill Franklin |
CRSBI Annual Lecture Series
In 2011, CRSBI launched its Annual Lecture, delivered by a leading scholar of Romanesque sculpture. The first CRSBI Annual Lecture was given by the late John McNeill (1957-2024), Secretary to the British Archaeological Association and long-time friend and supporter to the Corpus. Some lectures are available to view on YouTube and can be found by following the links below.
| 2011 | | Mr John McNeill | Manpower, Ideology and Travel: Twelfth-Century Architectural Sculpture in Northern Spain |
| 2012 | | Prof. Roger Stalley | The Mason and the Metalworker: Imitation and Status in the Romanesque World |
| 2013 | | Dr Jennifer Alexander | Santiago de Compostela: new thoughts on the construction of the great pilgrimage church |
| 2014 | | Prof. Eric Fernie | Romanesque Sculpture: Contexts and Perceptions from Lincoln and Pavia to Moissac and Saint-Genis-des-Fontaines |
| 2015 | | Prof. Tessa Garton | Evidence set in stone? Twelfth-century sculptors and workshop practices in northern Palencia, Spain |
| 2016 | | Prof. Jane Geddes | The Aberdeen Bestiary and Bridlington Priory: a fascination for animal lore? |
| 2017 | | Prof. Deborah Kahn | North and South of the Loire: The Culture of Copying and the Rebirth of Sculpture |
| 2018 | | Prof. Malcolm Thurlby | English Romanesque Sculpture in its Architectural Context |
| 2019 | | Dr Ron Baxter | The Surviving Architecture and Sculpture of Reading Abbey |
| 2020 | | Prof. Neil Stratford | Cluny and Vézelay: The Paradox of the Romanesque Capital in Burgundy |
| 2021 | | Dr Xavier Dectot | Paradise found: Romanesque tombs in Western Europe, 1000-1150 |
| 2022 | | Dr Alex Woodcock | Image, Pattern, Repetition: The Craft of Romanesque Sculpture in Southwest England |
| 2023 | | Dr Richard Plant | Reflections on the Cushion Capital |
| 2024 | | | In place of the Annual Lecture a day of short papers in memory of the late Dr Jill Franklin was co-organised by CRSBI, the British Archaeological Association, and the Society of Antiquaries of London. |
| 2025 | | Dr Michele Luigi Vescovi | Romanesque Sculpture and Water: The Art of Carved Vessels |
