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Irina Andreescu-Treadgold
A Chemical Analysis of the Glass Tesserae of the Mosaics of Torcello's West Wall (11th-19th centuries) |
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Karl Appuhn
Urban Space and Water Management: Flood Control in Renaissance Venice, 1400-1700 |
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Robert G. Colby
Ferrarese Art, Venetian Sculpture and the Paintings of Dosso Dossi |
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Siobhan M. Conaty
Futurism: Gender, Culture, & Power |
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Margaret D'Evelyn
Appendix for "Venice and Vitruvius" |
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Andrew Faustino Dell'Antonio
Particular gusto e diletto alle orecchie: Venetian Listeners in the Early "Seicento" |
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Colin Eisler
Jacopo Bellini - The Painter as Sculptor: Reading his Drawings of Statuary |
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Joanne M. Ferraro
Daily Life in Renaissance Venice. A History of Material Culture |
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John Garton
The Portraiture of Paolo Veronese |
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Jan Herlinger
Echoes of Marchetto of Padua in Venetian Manuscripts |
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Lyle Humphrey
Manuscript Painting for the "Scuole" of Venice, 14th through 16th Centuries |
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Holly S. Hurlburt
The Dogaresse of Venice, 1556-1797 |
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Nancy Jachec
The Venice Biennale, 1948-64: A Political History |
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Eugene J. Johnson
Venetian Comedy Theaters, 1607-1637 |
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Matthew Klemm
Philosophy, Medicine, and Ethics in the Thought of Pietro d'Abano |
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Cindy Klestinec
Domenico Campagnola and the Sala dei Giganti: What Inspired the De Fabrica's Frontispiece |
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Mary S. Macklem
Sensuality, Public Performance, and the Demands of "Taste": Opera Reform in Venice, 1685-1710 |
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Craig Martin
Aristotle's "Meteorologica" and the Veneto of the Renaissance |
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John J. McCusker
The Business Press and the Economic Integration of the Early Modern Atlantic World |
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Laura McGough
Precious Baubles: Brideprice and Bondage in the Atlantic World |
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Tyrus Miller
Contemporary Italian Philosophy and Austro-German Modernist Culture |
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Jonathan Seitz
Defining the Nature of the Natural: Catholicism and Views of Nature at the Dawn of the Scientific Revolution |
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Christina Alexandra Stacy
Veri Ritratti: Pietro Longhi and Genre Painting in 18th century Venice |
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Larry Wolff
Slavic Identity & Community in Eighteenth-Century Venice |
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Diana G. Wright
The Greek Correspondence of Bartolomeo Minio: I. Dispacci from Nauplion, 1479-1483 II. Dispacci from Crete, 1500-1502 |