Art in Early-Modern Law: Evolving Procedures for Heritage Protection in 15th- to 18th-Century Europe
Art in Early-Modern Law explores the evolving legal procedures used to protect heritage across Europe from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century. Dr Chiara Mannoni brings together art history, legal history, and European historical studies in a focused examination of the relationship between artistic heritage and law.
About This Book
Art in Early-Modern Law examines the relationship between art and legal practice in Europe from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century.
Dr Chiara Mannoni focuses on the evolution of procedures designed to protect heritage during this formative historical period.
The book offers a focused perspective on how law shaped approaches to the preservation of artistic and cultural materials.
It will interest readers exploring art history, legal history, and the development of heritage protection in early-modern Europe.
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