Database of Public Political Statuary in Renaissance Florence 1400-1600
Database of Public Political Statuary in Renaissance Florence 1400-1600
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Database of Public Political Statuary in Renaissance Florence 1400-1600
A guide and database to aid historical enquiries into public statuary in Renaissance Florence
This database records public sculptures, not attached to churches or other ecclesiastical buildings, in the city of Florence between 1400-1600. It is a collaborative database and welcomes contributions if there are any sculptures which have been missed, or further information to be added.
For suggestions please use the ‘Contact Us’ page, or leave a comment on the Google sheets database which can be accessed here.
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