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‎Imitation, Representation and Printing in the Italian Renaissance. Early Modern and Modern Studies‎

‎Eriksen, Roy; Magne Malmanger: Imitation, Representation and Printing in the Italian Renaissance. Pisa: Fabrizio Serra Editore, 2009. Series: Early Modern and Modern Studies. 378 pages, illustrations in black and white. Paperback. 18 x 25cms. Contents: Notes on Contributors; Roy Eriksen, Introduction: Imitation, Representation and Printing; Marianne Marcussen, Prospettiva, andàte e ritorno. Geometry and Illusion in Pictorial Space, from Brunelleschi to Roman Painting in Antiquity, and Back to the Renaissance; Thomas Frangenberg, What Paris Saw: Roland Fréart de Chambray on Optics and Perspective; Clare Lapraik Guest, On Energeia; William E. Wallace, Michelangelo: Separating Theory and Practice; Francesca Fiorani, The Shadows of Leonardo's Annunciation and their Lost Legacy; Paul Davies, The Palace of Charles V in Granada and Two Drawings from the School of Raphael; Lisa Pon, Further Musings on Raphael's Parnassus; David Hemsoll, Raphael's New Architectural Agenda; Magne Malmanger, Rise and Fall of the Designer; Michael Rohlmann, Davanti al trono del Papa. Tradizione e trasformazione di una formula pittorica da Giotto a Vasari; Anna Lange Malmanger, Some Observations on Cellini's Bust of Cosimo I; Kristine Kolrud, Homage to the Queen: Sofonisba Anguissola's Self-portrait in the Musée Condé; Victor Plahte Tschudi, Tampering with Temples: Antiquity in the Catholic Reformation; Leif Holm Monssen, Emblems in Jesuit Educational Practice: The Case of Santo Stefano Rotondo in Rome. Index.‎

‎Contents: Notes on Contributors; Roy Eriksen, Introduction: Imitation, Representation and Printing; Marianne Marcussen, Prospettiva, andàte e ritorno. Geometry and Illusion in Pictorial Space, from Brunelleschi to Roman Painting in Antiquity, and Back to the Renaissance; Thomas Frangenberg, What Paris Saw: Roland Fréart de Chambray on Optics and Perspective; Clare Lapraik Guest, On Energeia; William E. Wallace, Michelangelo: Separating Theory and Practice; Francesca Fiorani, The Shadows of Leonardo's Annunciation and their Lost Legacy; Paul Davies, The Palace of Charles V in Granada and Two Drawings from the School of Raphael; Lisa Pon, Further Musings on Raphael's Parnassus; David Hemsoll, Raphael's New Architectural Agenda; Magne Malmanger, Rise and Fall of the Designer; Michael Rohlmann, Davanti al trono del Papa. Tradizione e trasformazione di una formula pittorica da Giotto a Vasari; Anna Lange Malmanger, Some Observations on Cellini's Bust of Cosimo I; Kristine Kolrud, Homage to the Queen: Sofonisba Anguissola's Self-portrait in the Musée Condé; Victor Plahte Tschudi, Tampering with Temples: Antiquity in the Catholic Reformation; Leif Holm Monssen, Emblems in Jesuit Educational Practice: The Case of Santo Stefano Rotondo in Rome. Index.‎