An edition of Il principe dello studiolo (1967)

Il principe dello Studiolo

Francesco I dei Medici e la fine del Rinascimento fiorentino.

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Il principe dello Studiolo
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An edition of Il principe dello studiolo (1967)

Il principe dello Studiolo

Francesco I dei Medici e la fine del Rinascimento fiorentino.

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Edam
Language
Italian
Pages
316

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Subjects

Art patronage, Italian Art, Portraits, Renaissance Art, Biography, Kings and rulers, History, Intellectual life, Renaissance

People

Francesco I Grand-Duke of Tuscany (1541-1587), Grand Duke of Tuscany Francesco Maria de' Medici (1541-1587)

Places

Florence, Italy

Times

16th century

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Il principe dello studiolo: Francesco I dei Medici e la fine del Rinascimento fiorentino
2002, Artout-Maschietto, Maschietto Editore
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Cover of: Il principe dello Studiolo
Il principe dello Studiolo: Francesco I dei Medici e la fine del Rinascimento fiorentino.
1967, Edam
in Italian
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Firenze
Series
Grandangolare

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DG738.19 B47

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316p.
Number of pages
316

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OL17923675M

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