By looking in a new way at works of art and acts of patronage, the volume restores to visibility some women who were previously invisible in the historical record, and offers a more nuanced understanding of the place of women and gender in early modern Italy.
By looking in a new way at works of art and acts of patronage, the volume restores to visibility some women who were previously invisible in the historical record, and offers a more nuanced understanding of the place of women and gender in early modern Italy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Katherine A. McIver is Professor of Art History at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA.
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Contents: Introduction; Part I Overshadowed Overlooked Historical Invisibility: Hidden in plain sight: Varano and Sforza women of the Marche Jennifer D. Webb; Pier Maria's legacy: (il)legitimacy inheritance and rule of Parma's Rossi dynasty Timothy McCall; Rediscovering the Villa Montalto and the patronage of Camilla Peritti Kimberly L. Dennis. Part II Becoming Visible through Portraiture: Rewriting Lucrezia Borgia: propriety magnificence and piety in portraits of a Renaissance duchess Allyson Burgess Williams; A face in the crowd: identifying the Dogaressa at the Ospedale dei Crociferi Mary E. Frank; Vittoria Colonna in Giorgio Vasari's Life of Properzia de' Rossi Marjorie Och. Part III Spatial Visibility Reconstructed: Revisiting the Renaissance household in theory and practice: locating wealthy women in 16th-century Verona Alison A. Smith; An invisible enterprise: women and domestic architecture in early modern Italy Katharine A. McIver. Part IV Sacred Invisibility Unveiled: Invisibilia per visibilia: Roman nuns art patronage and the construction of identity Marilynn Dunn; The convent of Santa Maria della Sapienza: visual culture and women's religious experience in early modern Naples Aislinn Loconte; Bibliography; Index.
Contents: Introduction; Part I Overshadowed Overlooked Historical Invisibility: Hidden in plain sight: Varano and Sforza women of the Marche Jennifer D. Webb; Pier Maria's legacy: (il)legitimacy inheritance and rule of Parma's Rossi dynasty Timothy McCall; Rediscovering the Villa Montalto and the patronage of Camilla Peritti Kimberly L. Dennis. Part II Becoming Visible through Portraiture: Rewriting Lucrezia Borgia: propriety magnificence and piety in portraits of a Renaissance duchess Allyson Burgess Williams; A face in the crowd: identifying the Dogaressa at the Ospedale dei Crociferi Mary E. Frank; Vittoria Colonna in Giorgio Vasari's Life of Properzia de' Rossi Marjorie Och. Part III Spatial Visibility Reconstructed: Revisiting the Renaissance household in theory and practice: locating wealthy women in 16th-century Verona Alison A. Smith; An invisible enterprise: women and domestic architecture in early modern Italy Katharine A. McIver. Part IV Sacred Invisibility Unveiled: Invisibilia per visibilia: Roman nuns art patronage and the construction of identity Marilynn Dunn; The convent of Santa Maria della Sapienza: visual culture and women's religious experience in early modern Naples Aislinn Loconte; Bibliography; Index.
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