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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Renaissance Venice"”.
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Bernardino Licinio: Portraiture, Kinship and Community in Renaissance Venice
… was a painter of Bergamasque origin active in Venice from c. 1510 to c. 1550. Licinio was a prolific painter of portraits, concert scenes and religious images for the home and headed a prosperous family workshop. Yet the artist is largely denied importance within the current art historical …
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"Alla Greca"? Matter and Meaning of Greek-style bookbindings in Renaissance Venice
… greca” bindings, or Greek-style bindings made in Renaissance Europe. It takes Venice as a case study to re-examine wider historical phenomena such as the reception of Greek antiquity and of the Byzantine legacy in the West after the fall of Byzantium (1453), cultural contact across the …
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Copyright Privileges, Intellectual Property and Image Ownership: The Role of Law in the Art of Renaissance Venice
… Image Ownership: The Role of Law in the Art of Renaissance Venice' examines the origins of copyright and intellectual property law in relation to the production of artwork and cartography in Early Modern Venice. The modern conception of art copyright, intellectual property and image ownership …
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From Cyprus to Venice: Art, Exchange and Exile across the Renaissance Mediterranean
… elite that moved with ease between Cyprus and Venice, between Orthodox and Latin devotions, between icon painting and up-to-date Italian artworks. Arranged in the form of microhistories, the present work discusses how the insular nobles negotiated their identity between the two centres during …
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The picture of poverty : Cristoforo Moro and patronage of San Giobbe, Venice
… patronage of Doge Cristoforo Moro (1462-71) in Renaissance Venice. Given that Moro ruled over a Venice that was dealing with new threat to its territory, its religion, and its public health, I seek to understand what the ideological charges were that informed Moro's acts of patronage throughout …
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Democratizing global tourism or designing diversity to reach harmony
… Montenegro. The Skadar Lake is the size of the Venice lagoon, with which it shares a parallel potential: while the renaissance Venice was geographically impossible to conquer by its enemies, making it a safe trading destination, Skadar Lake is the forgotten ecological oasis with the potential to …
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The Representation of Battles and War in Late Quattrocento and Cinquecento Venice
… and war in late fifteenth and sixteenth century Venice, exploring the relationship between the historical situation and the artistic representation of the military culture in a variety of visual representations. Tracing different functions and uses of the depiction of battle themes throughout the …