Description
Book SynopsisThis text discusses observations and discoveries in the art and architecture of Rome.
Table of ContentsContents
1. Papal Artistic Commissions as Definitions of the Medieval Church in Rome
- Hans Belting Institut fur Kunstgeschichte, Munich
2. Nicholas V and the Rebuilding of Rome: Reality and Legacy
- Charles R. Mack, University of South Carolina
3. Leonardo, Raphael, and Caravaggio
- Richard E. Spear, Oberlin College
4. Oil Sketches, Unfinished Paintings, and the Inventories of Artists' Estates
- Linda Freeman Bauer, University of California at Irvine
5. A Caravaggesque Sacrifice of Issac: Multiple Versions, Multiple Problems
- Jeanne Chenault Porter, The Pennsylvania State University
6. The Fortune of Bernini's Colonnaded Piazza San Pietro and the City Frontispiece in Urban Planning
- Pamela S. Hemrik, The Pennsylvania State University
7. Bernini's Altar for the Val-de- Grace
- George C. Bauer, University of California at Irvine
8. Johann Dientzenhofer's Cathedral in Fulda and the Question of its Roman Origins
- Hellmut Hager, The Pennsylvania State University
9. Filippo Raguzzini, the Palazzo and Casino Lercari in Albano, and the Neapolitan Ingredient in Roman Rococo Architecture
- Dorothy Metzger Habel, University of Tennessee
10. Rome in 1732: Alessandro Galilei Nicola Salvi, Ferdinando Fuga
- Elisabeth Kieven, Bibliotheca Hertnina, Rome
11. Roman Antiquities in Early Photography
- Heinz K. Henisch, The Pennsylvania State University
12. Charles F. McKim and the Foundation of the American Academy in Rome
- Mary N. Woods, Cornell University
