Wall painting, civic ceremony, and sacred space in early Renaissance Italy

"Focusing on four large mural decorations created by celebrated Florentine artists between 1377 and 1484, this book investigates how mural paintings affirmed civic identities by visualizing ideas, experiences, memory, and history. It offers new insights into the motives and mechanics of patronage and artistic production

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2025-01-01
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Historical and Religious Studies of Rome
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Wall painting, civic ceremony, and sacred space in early Renaissance Italy

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Wall painting, civic ceremony, and sacred space in early Renaissance Italy

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