History of Italian Renaissance art Book

	Preface	9
	Foreword	10
1	Prelude: Italy and Italian Art	17
	The Role of Antiquity	18
	The Cities	20
	The Guilds and the Status of the Artist	24
	The Artist at Work	25
	The Products of the Painter's Bottega	26
	The Practice of Drawing	27
	The Practice of Painting	28
	Creating a Tempera Painting	28
	Creating a Fresco Painting	30
	Creating an Oil Painting	32
	The Practice of Sculpture	32
	The Practice of Architecture	34
	The Practice of History and of Art History	35
	The Practice of Art History: Giorgio Vasari	36
Part 1	The Late Middle Ages
2	Duecento Art in Tuscany and Rome	39
	Painting in Pisa	40
	Painting in Lucca	43
	Painting in Florence	44
	Painting in Siena	48
	Cimabue	48
	Painting in Rome	52
	Cavallini	55
	Sculpture	57
	Architecture	65
3	Florentine Art of the Early Trecento	73
	Giotto	73
	Florentine Painters after Giotto	96
	Sculpture	100
4	Sienese Art of the Early Trecento	103
	Duccio	103
	Simone Martini	109
	Pietro Lorenzetti	117
	Ambrogio Lorenzetti	123
	The Master of the Triumph of Death	129
	Orvieto Cathedral, Lorenzo Maitani and Ugolino di Vieri	130
5	Later Gothic Art in Tuscany and Northern Italy	137
	Mid-Trecento Painting in Florence	138
	Late Gothic Painting: Agnolo Gaddi and Lorenzo Monaco	144
	Painting and Sculpture in Northern Italy	148
Part 2	The Quattrocento
6	The Beginnings of Renaissance Architecture	159
	The Role of the Medici Family	160
	Filippo Brunelleschi and Linear Perspective	161
	The Dome of Florence Cathedral	163
	The Ospedale degli Innocenti	166
	Brunelleschi's Sacristy for San Lorenzo	167
	San Lorenzo and Santo Spirito	168
	Santa Maria degli Angeli	171
	The Pazzi Chapel	171
	The Medici Palace and Michelozzi di Bartolommeo	172
7	Gothic and Renaissance in Tuscan Sculpture	177
	The Competition Panels	177
	Ghiberti to 1425	179
	Donatello to 1417	185
	Nanni di Banco	190
	Donatello (c. 1417 to c. 1435)	192
	Jacopo della Quercia	196
8	Gothic and Renaissance in Florentine Painting	201
	Gentile da Fabriano	201
	Masolino and Masaccio	205
9	The Heritage of Masaccio and the Second Renaissance Style	221
	Fra Angelico	222
	Fra Filippo Lippi	229
10	The Second Renaissance Style in Architecture and Sculpture	239
	Alberti	239
	Ghiberti after 1425	250
	Luca della Robbia (1399 or 1400-82)	253
	Donatello (c. 1433 to c. 1455)	255
11	Absolute and Perfect Painting: The Second Renaissance Style	265
	Paolo Uccello	265
	Domenico Veneziano	269
	Andrea del Castagno	273
	A Birth Salver Celebrating Lorenzo de' Medici	280
	Piero della Francesca	281
12	Crisis and Crosscurrents	299
	Donatello after 1453	302
	Desiderio da Settignano	305
	Antonio Rossellino and the Chapel of the Cardinal of Portugal	308
	Benedetto and Giuliano da Maiano	311
	Giuliano da Sangallo	314
	Benozzo Gozzoli	317
	Alesso Baldovinetti	318
	Francesco Pesellino	321
13	Science, Poetry, and Prose	325
	Antonio del Pollaiuolo	326
	Andrea del Verrocchio	332
	Renaissance Cassoni	336
	Alessandro Botticelli	337
	Filippino Lippi	353
	Domenico del Ghirlandaio	356
14	The Renaissance in Central Italy	365
	Siena	365
	Sassetta	367
	Giovanni di Paolo	368
	Domenico di Bartolo	369
	Matteo di Giovanni	371
	Vecchietta	372
	Francesco di Giorgio	372
	Perugia	375
	Perugino	375
	Pintoricchio	379
	Melozzo da Forli	381
	The Laurana Brothers	385
15	Gothic and Renaissance in Venice and Northern Italy	391
	Pisanello	391
	Early Quattrocento Painting in Venice	395
	Jacopo Bellini	396
	Andrea Mantegna	398
	Mantegna and Isabella d'Este	408
	Gentile Bellini	411
	Antonello da Messina	412
	Giovanni Bellini	417
	Vittore Carpaccio	424
	Carlo Crivelli	428
	Late Quattrocento Architecture in Venice	430
	Late Quattrocento Art in Milan	433
	Vincenzo Foppa	433
	Filarete	434
	The Certosa di Pavia	434
	Quattrocento Painting in Ferrara	436
	North Italian Quattrocento Sculpture	441
Part 3	The Cinquecento
16	The High Renaissance in Florence	445
	Leonardo da Vinci	445
	Michelangelo to 1505	469
	Raphael in Perugia and Florence	479
	Fra Bartolommeo	483
	Luca Signorelli	485
	Piero di Cosimo	489
17	The High Renaissance in Rome	493
	Bramante	495
	Michelangelo 1505 to 1516	503
	Raphael in Rome	521
18	High Renaissance and Mannerism	549
	Michelangelo 1516 to 1533	550
	Andrea del Sarto	561
	Pontormo	566
	Rosso Fiorentino	571
	Perino del Vaga	573
	Domenico Beccafumi	575
	Properzia de' Rossi	579
	Correggio	580
	Parmigianino	585
	Pordenone	588
	Defining Mannerism	589
	Antonio da Sangallo the Elder	589
	Antonio da Sangallo the Younger	591
	Baldassare Peruzzi	594
	Giulio Romano	594
19	High and Late Renaissance in Venice and on the Mainland	599
	Giorgione	599
	Titian	603
	Tullio Lombardo	620
	Lorenzo Lotto and Paris Bordone	622
	The Mainland	623
	Bramantino, Dosso Dossi, Savoldo, and Moretto	624
	Sofonisba Anguissola	627
	Tintoretto	630
	Paolo Veronese	638
	Jacopo Bassano	645
	Michele Sanmicheli	645
	Jacopo Sansovino	647
	Andrea Palladio	649
	Alessandro Vittoria	655
20	Michelangelo and the Maniera	657
	Michelangelo after 1534	657
	The Maniera	667
	The Michelangelesque Relief	667
	Benvenuto Cellini	669
	Bartolommeo Ammanati	672
	Giovanni Bologna	674
	Bronzino and Francesco Salviati	675
	Later Majolica	680
	Giorgio Vasari	680
	The Studiolo	682
	Lavinia Fontana of Bologna	686
	Postlude	687
	Giacomo da Vignola	687
	Federico Barocci	689
	Sixtus V	691
	Glossary	692
	Bibliography	700
	Index	715
	Photo Credits	735
	Literary Credits	736