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Müntz The Precursors of the Renaissance
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Müntz The Precursors of the Renaissance
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MÜNTZ (Eugene)
The precursors of the Renaissance.
Paris and London, Librairie de l’Art, J. Rouam and Remington & co, 1882. – strong In-4° half-chagrin binding (wear on the spine, one joint cracked), gilded head, VII-254 pp., 14 engravings excluding tax. in black and numerous ills. in-text in black.
Very rare
Summary: Introduction. The Florentine precursors of the first generation: the sculptors of the Duomo. Florentine enthusiasts and archaeologists of the 15th century. Cosimo de Medici and his son. Laurent the Magnificent. The revolution of 1494 and the dispersal of the Medici museum. Savonarola and the reaction against the Renaissance. The followers and heirs of the Medici. Conclusion.
MÜNTZ (Eugene)
The precursors of the Renaissance.
Paris and London, Librairie de l’Art, J. Rouam and Remington & co, 1882. – strong In-4° half-chagrin binding (wear on the spine, one joint cracked), gilded head, VII-254 pp., 14 engravings excluding tax. in black and numerous ills. in-text in black.
Very rare
Summary: Introduction. The Florentine precursors of the first generation: the sculptors of the Duomo. Florentine enthusiasts and archaeologists of the 15th century. Cosimo de Medici and his son. Laurent the Magnificent. The revolution of 1494 and the dispersal of the Medici museum. Savonarola and the reaction against the Renaissance. The followers and heirs of the Medici. Conclusion.
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