The biography of the object in late medieval and Renaissance Italy
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The biography of the object in late medieval and Renaissance Italy
Blackwell, c2006
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注記
"First published as a special issue of Renaissance studies"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Material culture is not static: objects are created, used and re-used, sometimes for centuries, and their lives interact with those of the people who made and used them. The essays in this book discuss the 'social lives' of objects in late-medieval and renaissance Italy, ranging from maiolica, through sculpture and prostitutes' jewellery, to miraculous painted images.
Demonstrates the continued life of these objects well past the deaths of their creators and patrons.
Contains a series of original contributions by young scholars, representing a broad range of approaches.
目次
Note from the Series Editor. Preface.
Introduction: Toothpicks and Green Hangings: Nicholas Penny.
Part I: The Creation of the Object: Patricia L. Reilly.
What You See Is What You Get: Colour In Italian Renaissance Istoriato Ware: Steve Wharton.
'Sculpsit Cellinius Neptunam': The Biography of the Neptune Fountain in Cellini's Vita: Victoria C. Gardner Coates.
Part II: The Life of the Object: Rupert Shepherd.
Banquet Plate and Renaissance Culture: A Day in the Life: Valerie Taylor.
For Use and Display: Selected Furnishings and Domestic Goods in Fifteenth-Century Florentine Interiors: James R. Lindow.
Fragments from the 'Life Histories' of Jewellery belonging to Prostitutes inEarly-Modern Rome: Tessa Storey.
Part III: The After-Life of the Object: Roberta J. M. Olson.
The Icon of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome: An Image and its Afterlife: Kirstin Noreen.
One Pontile, Two Pontili: The Choir Screens of Modena Cathedral: Dawn Cunningham.
The Afterlife of an Early Medieval Chapel: Giovanni Battista Ricci and Perceptions of the Christian Past in Post-Tridentine Rome: Ann Van Dijk.
The Scrittoio Della Calliope in the Palazzo Vecchio: A Tuscan Museum: Andrea M. Galdy.
Index.
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