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      GoldsmithsScience for Conservation and Restoration of Cultural HeritageConservación y RestauraciónStoria Dell'Arte Medievale
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      Italian Renaissance ArtGiottoItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageTrecento and Quattrocento Italian Art
A MOST HAVE FOR THE ART HISTORIAN! Dopo la pubblicazione del primo tomo, che raccoglie il patrimonio architettonico e artistico del Fondo Edifici di Culto di 129 luoghi di culto presenti in Piemonte, Veneto, Liguria, Emilia Romagna,... more
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      Art HistoryCultural HeritageRenaissance StudiesRenaissance
A MOST HAVE FOR ART HISTORIANS! Proviamo a tornare indietro nel tempo, al fatale 1866. Quell' anno si completava una fase legislativa cominciata sedici anni prima nel Regno di Sardegna con le leggi Siccardi, veniva infatti emanata la... more
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      IconographyArt HistoryCultural HeritageRenaissance Studies
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      Art HistoryMedieval HistoryItalian StudiesMedieval Studies
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      Italian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageArtistic relations between Italy and SpainLuca CambiasoItalian Renaisance Art
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      Renaissance HumanismItalian Renaissance ArtFra AngelicoItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
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      Medieval ArtMedieval Mediterranean Art and ArchitectureChurchSalento
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      Italian Renaissance ArtItalian Renaissance Architectural HistoryItalian Renaissance ArchitectureReligious art
Patronage, in its broadest sense, has been established as one of the dominant social processes of pre-industrial Europe. While it has been traditionally viewed simply as the context for extraordinary artistic creativity, patronage has... more
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      Social NetworksSocial NetworkingPatronage (History)Italian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
In 1878, the founder of the Christian Museum in Esztergom, Hungary, Prince Primate and Archbishop János Simor (1813–1891) purchased an entire picture collection from the heirs of a private Roman collector, Canon Raffaele Bertinelli... more
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      History of MuseumsHistory of CollectionsItalian Renaissance ArtItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
The first chronicles on the diffusion of the “french disease” in Italy date back to the summer of 1495. As it was interpreted as a divine punishment and a new and incurable illness, the disease was promptly associated to the one that had... more
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      Renaissance StudiesItalian Renaissance ArtConfraternities and Luoghi PiiBook of Job
This essay examines women’s scribal self-identification in Renaissance Italy through a study of colophons (scribal production notes) left by nuns at the end of the manuscripts they copied. Within the realm of female monastic book... more
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      History of the BookWomen ReligiousRenaissance Book CultureScribal Culture
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      Italian Renaissance ArtChristian IconographyItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronagePittura Rinascimento
in: Jesuit Image Theory (=Intersections. Interdisciplinary Studies in Early Modern Culture 45), hrsg. von Wietse de Boer, Karl A.E. Enenkel und Walter S. Melion, Leiden und Boston: Brill, 2016, 419–461.
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      Art HistoryRhetoricSpiritualityJesuit history
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      Medieval Mediterranean Art and ArchitectureMedieval Art HistorySalentoItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
Il saggio approfondisce un aspetto peculiare dell’arte di Antonio di Benedetto Aquili, Antoniazzo Romano (doc. 1452-1508). Per tutta la sua lunga carriera il pittore fu all’opera come copista sacro, un’attività che egli svolse con una... more
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      IconographyArt HistoryItalian Renaissance ArtRenaissance Rome
This article takes the two exhibitions dedicated to the Florentine Renaissance painter Piero di Cosimo as well as their respective catalogues as a point of departure for a wider discussion of the questions they inspired. It focuses on... more
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      Intellectual HistoryCultural HistoryCultural StudiesArt History
L'art au service du prince. Paradigme italien, expériences européennes (vers 1250-vers 1500), sous la direction d'E. Crouzet-Pavan et J.-C. Maire Vigueur, Rome, Viella (Italia comunale e signorile, 8), 2015, 396 pages.
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      Renaissance StudiesItalian Renaissance ArtThe Italian communes and signories (1300-1450)Italian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
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      Venetian art and architectural historyChurch architectureVeniceItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
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      Modern HistoryArt HistoryRenaissance HistoryMedieval History
Santa Maria Gloriosa de’ Frari is one of the best-loved and most celebrated churches in Venice, renowned for its imposing Gothic architecture and its rich display of works of art, but it is in no sense a museum. Founded as the principal... more
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      IconographyFranciscan StudiesRestorationRelics (Religion)
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      Italian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageLate Gothic PaintingL'AquilaConfraternities studies
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      Renaissance StudiesUrban HistoryArchitectural HistoryArchitecture in Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art
The paper focuses on a little-known typology of mural painting: the mural polyptics. These wall paintings, illusionistically reproducing a painted panel with carved wooden frame, served as altarpieces in private chapels, oratories and... more
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      Italian Renaissance ArtItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageMedieval Wall PaintingsAltarpieces of the Italian Renaissance and the pre-Renaissance
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      ReligionHistoryLegitimacy and AuthorityArt History
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      Liturgical StudiesMedieval StudiesPuppetryMedieval Theater and Performance
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      Early Modern HistoryReggio EmiliaItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
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      History of PlagueItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageVincent FerrerMedieval Dubrovnik (Ragusa)
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      CensorshipEarly Modern HistoryRenaissance StudiesInquisition
An Illustrated Guide to the 'One Hundred Churches' of Matilda of Canossa, Countess of Tuscany is the first complete and illustrated listing of the one hundred and thirty six places, churches, hospices, monasteries, and other extant stone... more
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      Roman LawItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageMedieval Italian Literature and History
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      IconographyArt HistoryMuseum StudiesCultural Heritage Conservation
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      Patronage (History)GiottoItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageTrecento Painting
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      Franciscan StudiesReligious architectureReligious art and architectureItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
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      Franciscan StudiesReligious architectureReligious art and architectureItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
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      Giovanni BelliniGentile BelliniVenetian Renaissance artItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
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      Mining EngineeringReligious PersecutionRoman imperial cultItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
F. Altamura, A. Pancotti 2017. Medaglie devozionali dai Colli Albani (RM, Italia): una visione d’insieme (XVII-XIX sec.), in INCC 2016, Proceedings of the 8th International Numismatic Congress of Croatia, Fiume, pp. 149-169.
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      ArchaeologyNumismaticsPost Medieval NumismaticsPost-Medieval Archaeology
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      Architecture in Italian Renaissance and Baroque ArtItalian Renaissance ArchitectureItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageGiorgio Vasari
in "Politiche di misericordia tra teorie e prassi. Confraternite, ospedali e Monti di Pietà (XIII-XVI secolo)", a cura di Pietro Delcorno, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2018, pp. 275-309.
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      PreachingFranciscan StudiesEarly Modern ItalyHistory of Social Welfare
Although it is common in the musicological literature to compare decorated music books with books of hours, studies addressing the musical features of books of hours are rare. This article considers musical features in the decoration of a... more
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      MusicMusicologyArt HistoryItalian Studies
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      Medieval ArtItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageMedieval Wall PaintingsSan Zeno
This is the full text and map book (image document separate from and attached to the end of the text) of my undergraduate Bachelor's thesis completed and defended in May 2010. I received high honors and the Alumni Award in the History of... more
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      Critical TheoryEngineeringChristianityIntellectual History
This is an open access title distributed under the terms of the prevailing CC-BYNC-ND License at the time of publication, which permits any non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided no alterations are made... more
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      Domestic SpaceDevotional literatureLate Medieval Religion, Monasticism and DevotionFolklore and Popular Devotion
Behind the Resurrection of Christ, painted by Giorgio Vasari for the fourth altar of the left nave, a large fresco was discovered in 2018. After one-year restauration an interesting image of saint Thomas Aquinas was brought to light. We... more
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      Medieval StudiesThomas AquinasItalian Renaissance ArtMendicant Orders
Proveniente da Venezia e attribuibile alla bottega dei Moranzone, il Crocifisso trecentesco di Fossò fu portato nell’oratorio privato dei Bosello all’inizio del Settecento, e più tardi acquisito dalla parrocchia. Il restauro, reso... more
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      RestorationScience for Conservation and Restoration of Cultural HeritageTechnical Art History, ConservationVenice
Nonostante la cattedrale di Grosseto abbia subìto profondi cambiamenti nel corso dei secoli, ha conservato in situ alcune delle sue opere quattrocentesche. Questo saggio prende in esame la committenza della Madonna delle Grazie di Matteo... more
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      IconographyArt HistoryHistory of ArtChurch History
The paper looks at a photographic survey of the frescos of the Offida Church taken in 1909 by the Gabinetto Fotografico Nazionale, that show the devotional interaction between the local community and the cicle of paintings through the... more
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      Documentary PhotographyItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronageMedieval Devotional Culture
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      Franciscan StudiesReligious architectureReligious art and architectureItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage
This book explores the role of glazed terracotta sculpture in Renaissance Italy, from c. 1450 to the mid-1530s. In its brightness and intense colour glazed terracotta strongly attracted the viewer’s gaze. Its pure and radiant surfaces... more
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      Italian Renaissance ArtMaterial CultureTerracotta FigurinesItalian late medieval and Renaissance devotional art, ritual, and patronage