Table of contents as of December 22, 2020: 1. Fabrizio Slavazzi (University of Milan), Giovanni Colzani (University of Milan), and Clemente Marconi (New York University and University of Milan) Introduction 2. Anna Anguissola (University of Pisa) "In parvolis marmoreis fama: Microsculpture in the Greek and Roman World." 3. Margherita Bolla (Verona, Archaeological Museum) "Il riposo di Mercurio. Esiti dell'iconografia del dio seduto nella piccola plastica in bronzo dell'Italia settentrionale." 4. Alessia Bonadeo (University of Pavia) "Scripta effigies: un esempio di interazione testo-immagine in Marziale e in Stazio.
" 5. Elena Calandra (Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali) "Miniaturizing Myth: The Case of the Niobids." 6. Giovanni Colzani (University of Milan) "Proximity, Tactility, Mobility: Graeco-Roman Statuettes and their Beholders." 7. Elisabetta Gagetti (University of Milan) "Coloured Hard-Stones in the Villa: 'Precious Sculptures' from Residential Contexts in the Roman Empire." 8. Ralf von den Hoff (Freiburg, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität) "Alexander-Riders: Small Scale Portraits of Alexander the Great on Horseback.
" 9. Rosanina Invernizzi (Soprintendenza Archeologica della Lombardia) "Ercole fanciullo e i serpenti: l'eroe in piccolo in un bronzetto romano da Casteggio (Pavia)." 10. Kenneth Lapatin (J. Paul Getty Museum) "Materials and their Meanings: An Iconological Approach." 11. Clemente Marconi (New York University and University of Milan) "Precious Little Votives: Early Classical Marble Statuettes from Selinunte in Context." 12.
Maria Elisa Micheli (University of Urbino) "From the Big to the Small: The Case of the Athena Parthenos." 13. Olga Palagia (University of Athens) "Small-scale Marble Sculptures from Archaic and Classical Athens." 14. Eugenio Polito (University of Cassino) "Una copia ridotta dell'Eracle Epitrapezios: fra scultura ideale e ritratto." 15. Évelyne Prioux (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) "Small Is Beautiful: Praising Miniature Sculptures in Hellenistic and Roman Imperial Texts." 16.
Fabrizio Slavazzi (University of Milan) "Gods and Heroes in the Furnishings: Opera Nobilia for Roman Marble Tables." 17. Giandomenico Spinola (Vatican Museums) "Il valore e l'uso della scultura romana in formato ridotto." 18. Michael Squire (King's College London) "Sizing up Art: The Intermedial Semantics of Scale in the Hellenistic and Roman Worlds." 19. Tobias Wild (Freiburg, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität) "From Masterwork to Patchwork: On the Interrelation of Iconography and Production in Hellenistic Ruler Bronze Statuettes.".