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Art, politics, and civic religion in Central Italy, 1261-1352

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2000317 pagesAshgate Publishing

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This collection of essays from postgraduate students at the Courtauld Institute explores how art was utilized to express and promote political and religious agendas in the city-states of central Italy during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Through individual case studies, the volume offers in-depth consideration of art's role in public life during this historical period. These illustrated studies present new research and arguments, making them accessible to scholars across various disciplines.

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Joanna Cannon is an author known for her distinctive voice and intriguing stories. Her notable work, El misterio de las cabras y las ovejas, offers readers a unique mystery. If you enjoy books with a touch of the unexpected, you'll want to explore her writing.

Beth Williamson writes about medieval Italian history, with a focus on art, politics, and religion. Her book, Art, politics, and civic religion in Central Italy, 1261-1352, examines these themes in Central Italy during the 13th and 14th centuries.

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