A. Richard Turner explores the art of Florence in the context of the city's own brilliant personality: Florence as a place whose unique political, social, and physical presence made its art different from any other. Moving chronologically and thematically, he surveys the city's history, its ceremonies, its powerful patrons (the bankers, the guilds, the church), its tensions and rivalries, its Roman heritage, and above all its superb sense of self.
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Title / Author: Renaissance Florence Invention of a New Art by A. Richard Turner
Topic: short overview of art and architecture of the Italian Renaissance in Florence
Year Published: 1997
Print Length: 176 pp, with color plates
Cover: softback
ISBN: 9780136184485
Condition: excellent, like new
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