Strong women in Renaissance Italy / Marietta Cambareri.

"Strong Women in Renaissance Italy explores women's live from the fourteenth to early seventeenth centuries by drawing on a wide range of artworks: paintings, prints, and sculptures, as well as velvet panels, illustrated books, embroideries, woven narrative images, and even a box decorated with cut...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Cambareri, Marietta (Author, Curator)
Corporate Author:	Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Issuing body, Host institution)
Language:	English
Published:	Boston : MFA Publications, [2023]
Edition:	First edition.
Subjects:	Women in art > Exhibitions. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston > Exhibitions. Painting, Italian > Exhibitions. Painting, Renaissance > Italy > Exhibitions. Embroidery, Renaissance > Italy > Exhibitions. Renaissance > Women > Social aspects > Italy. Renaissance > Material culture > Italy. Art and society > Women > Italy > 15th century. Art objects, Renaissance > Women > Social aspects. Women artists > Italy > 16th century. Art > Massachusetts > Boston > Exhibitions. Femmes dans l'art > Expositions. Peinture italienne > Expositions. Peinture de la Renaissance > Italie > Expositions. Broderie de la Renaissance > Italie > Expositions. Renaissance > Femmes > Aspect social > Italie. Renaissance > Culture matérielle > Italie. Art et société > Femmes > Italie > 15e siècle. Objets d'art de la Renaissance > Femmes > Aspect social. Femmes artistes > Italie > 16e siècle. Art > Massachusetts > Boston > Expositions. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Embroidery, Renaissance. Painting, Italian. Painting, Renaissance. Women artists. Women in art. Italy. 1400-1599 Exhibition catalogs. Exhibition (MFA) Catalogues d'exposition.
Genre:	Exhibitions. Expositions. Exhibition catalogs. Exhibition (MFA) Catalogues d'exposition.
Physical Description:	179 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits ; 28 cm
Format:	Book

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