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Looking at Painting in Florence, 13th-16th Centuries: A Learner's Handbook

By: Material type: TextLanguage: English Publication details: Italy Edizioni Polistampa 2018Description: 238 illustrations (chiefly color), genealogical table 21ISBN:
  • 9788859613275
  • 8859613272
Patent information: 2014Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 759 14
LOC classification:
  • ND621.F7 P48 2014
Partial contents:
Santa Croce Church and Museum -- Orsanmichele -- Santa Maria del Carmine, Brancacci Chapel -- Uffizi Gallery -- Santa Maria Novella Church and Cloister -- San Marco Convent and Museum -- Santa Apollonia Refectory -- Accademia Gallery -- Santissima Annunziata Church and Cloister -- San Michele Visdomini -- Santa Felicita -- San Lorenzo -- Pitti Palace, Galleria Palatina -- Palazzo Vecchio
Summary: Illustrated handbook on Florentine painting from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance, intended to bridge the gap between the guidebook and the serious academic text, organized chronologically around the churches, cloisters, museums, and palaces that house the city's art
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Book Central Papal Library 726 | H453 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 81022

Santa Croce Church and Museum -- Orsanmichele -- Santa Maria del Carmine, Brancacci Chapel -- Uffizi Gallery -- Santa Maria Novella Church and Cloister -- San Marco Convent and Museum -- Santa Apollonia Refectory -- Accademia Gallery -- Santissima Annunziata Church and Cloister -- San Michele Visdomini -- Santa Felicita -- San Lorenzo -- Pitti Palace, Galleria Palatina -- Palazzo Vecchio

Illustrated handbook on Florentine painting from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance, intended to bridge the gap between the guidebook and the serious academic text, organized chronologically around the churches, cloisters, museums, and palaces that house the city's art

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