The Medici: Citizens and Masters (Villa I Tatti Series)
A collection of essays examining the Medici family's role as both citizens and masters in Renaissance Florence, exploring politics, power, and society in early modern Italy.
About This Book
The Medici: Citizens and Masters explores the complex position of the Medici family within Florentine society during the Renaissance.
Edited by Robert Black and John E. Law, this volume brings together essays that analyze the political, social, and cultural dimensions of Medici influence.
The book situates the Medici within broader debates about citizenship, power, and governance in early modern Italy.
Contributors draw on extensive archival research to illuminate the interplay between private interests and public authority.
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