The Pucci of Florence: Patronage and Politics in Renaissance Italy (Medici Archive Project) (English and Italian Edition)
The Pucci of Florence examines patronage and politics in Renaissance Italy, with a focus on Florence and the cultural context surrounding the Pucci. Presented in English and Italian and associated with the Medici Archive Project, this volume will interest readers of Italian history, art history, and Renaissance studies.
About This Book
The Pucci of Florence examines the relationship between patronage and politics in Renaissance Italy.
Centered on Florence, the book places the Pucci within the cultural and political world of the Renaissance.
Published in an English and Italian edition, it offers material for readers interested in Italian history, art patronage, and civic influence.
The volume is presented as part of the Medici Archive Project and is authored by Carla D'Arista.
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