198,533 research outputs found
Les désastres du peuple juif de Maarten van Heemskerck : une oeuvre polysémique
No full textThis article (written in collaboration, but with responsibilities clearly recognizables: M. Folin has written the paragraphes 2-4 and 8-9, that is pp. 22-47 e 70-79) aim to propose an entirely new interpretation of the complex architectural allegories portrayed by Maarten van Heemskerck in his Iudaeae gentis clades (1569)
Princes, Towns, Palaces: A Renaissance “Architecture of Power”
No full textThis essay is the introductory chapter of a book collecting the results of a joint research project on ‘royal’ palaces in early modern Italy coordinated by Marco Folin. By summarizing the results of his studies on Italian court architecture, the author underlines the pluralistic character of Quattrocento architectural language, due to the strenght of municipal traditions often dating back to communal age
Transient Cities. Representations of Urban Destructions in European Iconography in the Fourtheenth to Seventeenth Centuries
No full textThis essay is the introductory chapter of a book collecting the results of a joint research project on European iconography of architectural and urban ruination coordinated by Marco Folin. By exploring a wide range of sources – from the representations of urban destructions in late medieval Italian painting to the first analytical maps of London after the Great Fire − the article aims to investigate the evolution of the idea of town underlying the governance of urban space in early modern Europe
Il patrimonio conteso delle città multietniche come tema di ricerca / The controversial heritage of multiethnic cities as a research subject
No full textThe Renewal of Ferrara’s Court Palace under Ercole i d’Este (1471–1505)
No full textBy summarizing ten years of reseach, this article presents an overview of the main transformations of Ferrara’s court palace in the second half of the 15th century
- …
