Lives of the early Medici : As told in their correspondence
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- Nombre de pages200
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4787248-1
- EAN8596547872481
- Date de parution24/04/2025
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille561 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
Lives of the Early Medici: As Told in Their Correspondence offers a unique and intimate portrait of one of the most influential families in Renaissance Italy through the lens of their personal letters. This meticulously curated collection allows readers to witness the interplay of politics, art, and social dynamics through the correspondence of Cosimo de' Medici and his descendants. The text presents not only the thoughts and aspirations of the Medici but also contextualizes their rise to power, exploring their contributions to the cultural and economic landscape of Florence during the 15th century.
The literary style reflects both the formality of Renaissance epistolary traditions and the more personal, emotive aspects of familial and political correspondence, creating a multifaceted understanding of the Medici legacy. The Medici family's influence is well-documented, yet the authors of this compilation delve deeper into the personal motivations and familial relationships that shaped their public persona.
Their combined expertise in Renaissance history and epistolary studies reveals how these letters not only narrate the family's story but act as a window into broader historical trends in Italy. By bridging the gap between personal voice and historical context, the authors illuminate the motivations behind the Medici's patronage and political maneuvers. For anyone interested in the interplay between personal narrative and historical evolution, this compilation is essential reading.
It invites readers to engage with the early Medici not merely as powerful figures but as complex individuals navigating the tumultuous waters of their time. This collection is a vital resource for students, scholars, and anyone captivated by the rich tapestry of Renaissance history.
The literary style reflects both the formality of Renaissance epistolary traditions and the more personal, emotive aspects of familial and political correspondence, creating a multifaceted understanding of the Medici legacy. The Medici family's influence is well-documented, yet the authors of this compilation delve deeper into the personal motivations and familial relationships that shaped their public persona.
Their combined expertise in Renaissance history and epistolary studies reveals how these letters not only narrate the family's story but act as a window into broader historical trends in Italy. By bridging the gap between personal voice and historical context, the authors illuminate the motivations behind the Medici's patronage and political maneuvers. For anyone interested in the interplay between personal narrative and historical evolution, this compilation is essential reading.
It invites readers to engage with the early Medici not merely as powerful figures but as complex individuals navigating the tumultuous waters of their time. This collection is a vital resource for students, scholars, and anyone captivated by the rich tapestry of Renaissance history.
Lives of the Early Medici: As Told in Their Correspondence offers a unique and intimate portrait of one of the most influential families in Renaissance Italy through the lens of their personal letters. This meticulously curated collection allows readers to witness the interplay of politics, art, and social dynamics through the correspondence of Cosimo de' Medici and his descendants. The text presents not only the thoughts and aspirations of the Medici but also contextualizes their rise to power, exploring their contributions to the cultural and economic landscape of Florence during the 15th century.
The literary style reflects both the formality of Renaissance epistolary traditions and the more personal, emotive aspects of familial and political correspondence, creating a multifaceted understanding of the Medici legacy. The Medici family's influence is well-documented, yet the authors of this compilation delve deeper into the personal motivations and familial relationships that shaped their public persona.
Their combined expertise in Renaissance history and epistolary studies reveals how these letters not only narrate the family's story but act as a window into broader historical trends in Italy. By bridging the gap between personal voice and historical context, the authors illuminate the motivations behind the Medici's patronage and political maneuvers. For anyone interested in the interplay between personal narrative and historical evolution, this compilation is essential reading.
It invites readers to engage with the early Medici not merely as powerful figures but as complex individuals navigating the tumultuous waters of their time. This collection is a vital resource for students, scholars, and anyone captivated by the rich tapestry of Renaissance history.
The literary style reflects both the formality of Renaissance epistolary traditions and the more personal, emotive aspects of familial and political correspondence, creating a multifaceted understanding of the Medici legacy. The Medici family's influence is well-documented, yet the authors of this compilation delve deeper into the personal motivations and familial relationships that shaped their public persona.
Their combined expertise in Renaissance history and epistolary studies reveals how these letters not only narrate the family's story but act as a window into broader historical trends in Italy. By bridging the gap between personal voice and historical context, the authors illuminate the motivations behind the Medici's patronage and political maneuvers. For anyone interested in the interplay between personal narrative and historical evolution, this compilation is essential reading.
It invites readers to engage with the early Medici not merely as powerful figures but as complex individuals navigating the tumultuous waters of their time. This collection is a vital resource for students, scholars, and anyone captivated by the rich tapestry of Renaissance history.
