Anticamente moderni : Palazzi rinascimentali di Lombardia in età sforzesca

The book examines the private palaces in the Duchy of Milan during the Sforza era, designed and built between Ludovico il Moro's seizure of power in 1480 and the first quarter of the following century. The result is a catalogue of examples that are essential for understanding the development of...

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Main Author: Martinis, Roberta (auth)
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Macerata - Italy Quodlibet 2021
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