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Hardcover, with dust jacket. 444 pages. Text in English. As new, with minimal signs of use to the dust jacket. Italian Renaissance art is closely intertwined with the development of courts and court culture in much of the Italian territory. The patronage of the ruling families of the small Italian city-states greatly favoured the flourishing of the figurative arts and architecture, but also in music, literature, and theatre. The book starts with an introduction by Marco Folin, the volume's editor, on the critical issues of court art and its historiography, followed by an important essay on the historical and geographical framework of Renaissance Italy, illustrated by 18 especially-made maps, useful to understand the complexity and fragmentation of the country in the 15th century. The role of princely patronage in the development of music and literature is then examined: from the place of the humanists at court to the link between music and propaganda, from the first theatrical representations to the rise of the printing press and the publication of the most famous Renaissance books: Castiglione's Book of the Courtier and Ariosto's Orlando Furioso. The second, longer part of the volume, is arranged geographically and covers the entire peninsula, giving attention not only to the major courts, such as Milan, Mantua, Ferrara, Urbino, papal Rome, Naples and the crypto-court of the Medicis in Florence, but devoting chapters to the minor courts spread around northern and central Italy, from the Paleologues rulers of Montferrat to the Malatesta court in Rimini, from Carpi under the Pios to the Orsinis' rule in Bracciano. The main chapters are enriched by texts focused on particular aspects of Renaissance culture and politics: the courts of the cardinals and the southern barons, the patronage of the condottieri, the specificity of Venetian state-commissions, etc. The essays are written by well-known Italian scholars - such as Franco Piperno on music, Rinaldo Rinaldi on literature, Alessandro Cecchi on Medicean Florence and Alessandro Angelini on the papal court in Rome - and are accompanied by a rich and accurate iconography, showing not only famous masterpieces but also lesser known works of art and architecture. The book is completed by an annotated bibliography for the various chapters and by an index of names and places. 777g.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Brand new book, sourced directly from publisher. Dispatch time is 7-8 days from our warehouse. Book will be sent in robust, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you securely.

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Paperback. Zustand: New. What is the role of cultural heritage in multi-ethnic societies, where cultural memory is often polarized by antagonistic identity traditions? Is it possible for monuments that are generally considered as a symbol of national unity to become emblems of the conflictual histories still undermining divided societies? Taking as a starting point the cosmopolitanism that blossomed across the Mediterranean in the age of empires, this book addresses the issue of heritage exploring the concepts of memory, culture, monuments and their uses, in different case studies ranging from 19th-century Salonica, Port Said, the Palestinian region under Ottoman rule, Trieste and Rijeka under the Hapsburgs, up to the recent post-war reconstructions of Beirut and Sarajevo.…

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Brossura. Zustand: discrete. Cm.24,1x17. Pg.(26). Brossura editoriale. 50 gr.

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Zustand: NUOVO. Venezia, Ist.Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti cm.16x24, pp.490, brossura con bandelle,cop.fig.a col. Collana Memorie,115. Dai quartieri universitari delle città tardomedievali ai sobborghi milanesi e veneti del primo Ottocento, dai centri di nuova (ri)fondazione cinque-seicentesca come Cervia o Livorno ai margini di una metropoli rinascimentale come Venezia, passando per gli alterni cicli di ampliamento e declino che scandiscono la città di Ferrara: i contributi che compongono il libro prendono in esame otto episodi di trasformazione urbana. Sotto l'apparente eterogeneità dei casi di studio, i saggi sono legati da una sorta di filo conduttore: ovvero l'idea che la storia fisica, edilizia, architettonica degli spazi urbani non possa prescindere dallo studio delle vicende politiche, economiche, culturali della società che quegli spazi abitava, costruiva, usava e trasformava generazione dopo generazione; e, viceversa, che la storia della società urbana in tutta la sua poliedrica complessità non possa prescindere dallo studio degli spazi in cui quella società viveva e si specchiava, leggendoli (e plasmandoli) come espressione tangibile delle sue più intime pulsioni.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Italian Renaissance art is closely intertwined with the development of courts and court culture in much of the Italian territory. The patronage of the ruling families of the small Italian city-states greatly favoured the flourishing of the figurative arts and architecture, but also in music, literature, and theatre. The book starts with an introduction by Marco Folin, the volume's editor, on the critical issues of court art and its historiography, followed by an important essay on the historical and geographical framework of Renaissance Italy, illustrated by 18 especially-made maps, useful to understand the complexity and fragmentation of the country in the 15th century. The role of princely patronage in the development of music and literature is then examined: from the place of the humanists at court to the link between music and propaganda, from the first theatrical representations to the rise of the printing press and the publication of the most famous Renaissance books: Castiglione's Book of the Courtier and Ariosto's Orlando Furioso. The second, longer part of the volume, is arranged geographically and covers the entire peninsula, giving attention not only to the major courts, such as Milan, Mantua, Ferrara, Urbino, papal Rome, Naples and the crypto-court of the Medicis in Florence, but devoting chapters to the minor courts spread around northern and central Italy, from the Paleologues rulers of Montferrat to the Malatesta court in Rimini, from Carpi under the Pios to the Orsinis' rule in Bracciano. The main chapters are enriched by texts focused on particular aspects of Renaissance culture and politics: the courts of the cardinals and the southern barons, the patronage of the condottieri, the specificity of Venetian state-commissions, etc. The essays are written by well-known Italian scholars - such as Franco Piperno on music, Rinaldo Rinaldi on literature, Alessandro Cecchi on Medicean Florence and Alessandro Angelini on the papal court in Rome - and are accompanied by a rich and accurate iconography, showing not only famous masterpieces but also lesser known works of art and architecture. The book is completed by an annotated bibliography for the various chapters and by an index of names and places. Edited by Marco Folin, University of Genoa. List of Authors: Alessandro Angelini, University of Siena; Massimiliano Caldera, Soprintendenza for the Historical and Artistic Patrimony of Piemonte; Marco Campigli, University of Siena; Anna Maria Cavallaro, University of Rome; Alessandro Cecchi, Galleria Palatina and Boboli Gardens, Florence; Nadia Covini, University of Milan; Andrea De Marchi, University of Florence; Gerardo de Simone, University of Pisa; Gabriele Fattorini, University of Siena; Francesco Paolo Fiore, University of Rome; Arturo Galansino, The National Gallery, London; Luisa Giordano, University of Pavia; Stefano L'Occaso , Soprintendenza for the Historical, Artistic Patrimony of Brescia, Cremona and Mantua; Veronica Mele, University of Naples; Franco Piperno, University of Rome; Rinaldo Rinaldi, University of Parma; Francesco Senatore, University of Naples; Francesco Somaini, University of Salento; Elena Svalduz, University of Padua; Marcello Toffanello, University of Chieti-Pescara. ILLUSTRATIONS 272 colour 17 b/w A complete overview of the Italian Renaissance courts covering all areas influenced by them: art, music, literature etc. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Brossura. Zustand: new. Modena, 2019; br., pp. 260, ill. b/n, cm 24x12. (Saggi). Composto fra il 1705 e il 1712, rielaborato negli anni successivi e infine pubblicato nel 1721, il "Saggio di architettura storica" nasce come un'opera aperta, in cui J.B. Fischer von Erlach continuò per anni a riversare disegni e progetti sollecitati da stimoli di varia natura. Nelle sue tavole - qui integralmente riprodotte - troviamo accostati i grandi monumenti della tradizione occidentale, dal tempio di Salomone alle Meraviglie del mondo, a una serie di edifici del vicino e lontano oriente (dal mondo ottomano alla Cina): gli uni e gli altri posti sullo stesso piano dell'architettura barocca viennese in base al principio che "i gusti delle nazioni non differiscono in architettura più di quanto non capiti nelle maniere di vestirsi o di cucinare le carni". Quale il significato di questa raccolta tanto stravagante quanto originale? Dobbiamo vedervi un primo, epocale, tentativo di andare al di là dei canoni consolidati della tradizione vitruviana? Oppure al contrario un'operazione essenzialmente etnocentrica, che proiettava sulla sfera dell'immaginario architettonico le mire universalistiche del colonialismo europeo? Probabilmente Fischer von Erlach, come la maggior parte dei suoi contemporanei, non avrebbe colto il senso della domanda. Quel che si respira, nelle sue tavole, non è una chiara consapevolezza dei processi in atto, ma il confuso sedimentarsi di stimoli eterogenei, a volti contraddittori, lasciati filtrare da quella che sembra essere stata una delle doti migliori dell'architetto: la sua irrequieta curiosità, la sua prensile capacità di orecchiare. Ponendosi in ascolto, sentiamo ancora gli echi delle frequentazioni romane della sua gioventù - le voci di Athanasius Kircher e Giovanni Pietro Bellori, Gian Lorenzo Bernini e Carlo Fontana - convivere con gli incontri e le letture degli anni viennesi: Leibniz, Heraeus, Wren. e poi la letteratura di viaggio e le guide antiquarie, gli atlanti storici e i teatri di città, le raccolte di vedute e i libri di architettura, le accademie scientifiche e le biblioteche di corte, le missioni gesuitiche e le Wunderkammern, le discussioni sulla lingua universale e la passione per l'Egitto, su tutto la travolgente espansione della città di Vienna e la sensazione che la storia si era rimessa in moto. Libro.…

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