Siena and the Virgin
art and politics in a late medieval city state
by Diana Norman
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"Celebrating the Virgin Mary as both an object of religious devotion and a focus of civic pride, fourteenth-century Sienese artists established within their city a vibrant pictorial tradition that continued into the early decades of the next century. Such celebratory images of the Virgin were also common in Siena's extensive subject territories, the contado. This illustrated book explores late medieval Sienese Marian art - how it was commissioned, created and understood by the Sienese.
Examining political, economic and cultural relations between Siena and the contado, Diana Norman offers a new understanding of Marian art and its political function as an expression of Sienese civic ideology."--BOOK JACKET.
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Art, Art patronage, Italian Art, Gothic Art, Siena (italy), Political aspects, Medieval Art, Religious Art, Catholic Church and art, History, Politics and governmentPeople
Mary Blessed Virgin, SaintPlaces
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Siena and the Virgin: art and politics in a late medieval city state
1999, Yale University Press
in English
0300080069 9780300080063
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [239]-244) and index.
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