Music and Visual Culture in Renaissance Italy
- Editor: Henry, Chriscinda
- Editor: Shephard, Tim
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Contents
- Introduction
- Chriscinda Henry and Tim Shephard
- PART IKnowledge and Practice Across Disciplines
- 1. "A Body Composed of Many Parts": The Concept of Harmony in Leonardo da Vinci's Paragone
- David E. Cohen
- 2. Aporia and the Harmonious Subject
- Tim Shephard
- 3. Singing Sibyls: Music, Inspiration, Labour, and Art on the Sistine Chapel Ceiling
- Barnaby Nygren
- 4. Musical Self-Portraits by Garofalo, Anguissola, and Fontana
- Samantha Chang
- 5. Dangerous Music at the Accademia di San Luca and Federico Zuccaro's "Art" of Censorship
- Leslie Korrick
- 6. Il Figino and the Paragone
- Antonio Cascelli
- 7. The Tuning Figure in Early Modern Art 1350-1700
- Francois Quiviger
- 8. The Flow of Time and Feelings in Evaristo Baschenis' Still Lifes with Instruments
- Gioia Filocamo
- PART IICultures of Everyday Life
- 9. The Iconography of Dancing on Renaissance Wedding Chests
- Jasmine Marie Chiu
- 10. Visible and Invisible Musical Paths in Federico da Montefeltro's Gubbio Studiolo
- Nicoletta Guidobadi
- 11. The Convergence of Sacred and Secular in Vittore Carpaccio's British Museum Concert
- Chriscinda Henry
- 12. The Artist and Artistry of the "Capirola Lutebook"
- Victor Coelho
- 13. No Country for Old Men? Aging and Men's Musicianship in Italian Renaissance Art
- Sanna Raninen
- 14. Music, the Visual and the Material in an Italian Renaissance Basin
- Flora Dennis
- 15. Fantastic Finials: Carved Scrolls and Headstocks of Renaissance Stringed Instruments
- Emanuela Vai
- 16. The "Author's Portrait" in Early Modern Italian Music Books
- Massimo Privitera