Michail Chatzidakis is a research associate and lecturer at the Institute for Art and Visual History, Humboldt University Berlin. After studying art history, history, philology and archaeology in Rethymnon and Berlin, where he also worked on the Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture project, and scholarship stays in Florence (KHI) and London (Warburg Institute), he completed a doctorate at Humboldt University (2012). From 2013-2016 and 2017-2020 respectively, he was a research associate in the DFG projects Knowledge and Imagination - Pictorial Transformations of Roman History(ies) in the Italian Renaissance, and Pictorial Criticism and Pragmatic Pictorial Culture in the European Middle Ages: The Libri Carolini and Carolingian Pictorial Art, both at Humboldt University Berlin. He currently holds a position as a research assistant in the DFG project Iconophilia, Image Criticism, ornamenta ecclesiae: Papal Concepts of Pragmatic Image, Object and Ornament Culture, 600-900.
Michail Chatzidakis is a research associate and lecturer at the Institute for Art and Visual History, Humboldt University Berlin. After studying art history, history, philology and archaeology in Rethymnon and Berlin, where he also worked on the Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture project, and scholarship stays in Florence (KHI) and London (Warburg Institute), he completed a doctorate at Humboldt University (2012). From 2013-2016 and 2017-2020 respectively, he was a research associate in the DFG projects Knowledge and Imagination - Pictorial Transformations of Roman History(ies) in the Italian Renaissance, and Pictorial Criticism and Pragmatic Pictorial Culture in the European Middle Ages: The Libri Carolini and Carolingian Pictorial Art, both at Humboldt University Berlin. He currently holds a position as a research assistant in the DFG project Iconophilia, Image Criticism, ornamenta ecclesiae: Papal Concepts of Pragmatic Image, Object and Ornament Culture, 600-900.