Beyond the Palio: urbanism and ritual in Renaissance Siena
1. Introduction: Beyond the Palio: Urbanism and Ritual in Renaissance Siena: Philippa Jackson and Fabrizio Nevola. 2. 'Sotto uno Baldachino Trionfale': the Ritual Significance of the Painted Canopy in Simone Martini's Maesta: Diana Norman. 3. Enter the Emperor: Charles IV and Siena between Politics, Diplomacy and Ritual (1355 and 1368): Gerrit Schenk. 4. Altars on the Street: The Arte della Lana, the Carmelites and the Feast of Corpus Domini in Siena 1356-1456: Machtelt Israels. 5. Ritual Geography: Housing the Papal Court of Pius II Piccolomini in Siena (1459-60): Fabrizio Nevola. 6. Peace-making Rituals in Fifteenth-Century Siena: Christine Shaw. 7. Pomp or Piety? The Funeral of Pandolfo Petrucci: Philippa Jackson. 8. The Rise of the New Civic Ritual of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin in 16th Century Siena: Mauro Mussolin.
‘Lieto e trionphante per la città’: experiencing a mid‐fifteenth‐century imperial triumph along Siena's Strada Romana
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Death and Property in Siena, 1205-1800: Strategies for the Afterlife.
Awarded the Howard R. Marraro Prize for Italian History by the American Catholic Historical Association."Cohn's book is daring in scope and cunning in its way of pacing the shifting distances between body and soul in Sienese consciousness."--Times Literary Supplement.The Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science.