A Chronology of Renaissance Popes and Cardinals

Coffin, David R.

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A Chronology of Renaissance Popes and Cardinals

David R. Coffin

The Villa in the Life of Renaissance Rome

A Chronology of Renaissance Popes and Cardinals

Author

David R. Coffin

PublisherPrinceton University Press

https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00163.005

Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-18525

A Chronology of Renaissance Popes and Cardinals

MARTIN V (1417–1431)
NICHOLAS V (1447–1455)
PIUS II (1458–1464)
PAUL II (1464–1471)	• Palazzo Venezia (Map A, no. 18)
SIXTUS IV (1471–1484)
Cardinal Oliviero Carafa	• Villa Carafa (Map A, no. 9)
INNOCENT VIII (1484–1492)	• Villa Belvedere and La Magliana (Map A, no. 14 and Map B, no. 9)
JULIUS II (1503–1513)	• Belvedere Court
Cardinal Domenico Grimani	• Villa Grimani (Map A, no. 7)
Cardinal Pompeo Colonna	• Nymphaeum, Genazzano (Map B, no. 7)
LEO X (1513–1521)
Cardinal Giulio de’ Medici (Clement VII)	• Villa Madama (Map A, no. II)
Cardinal Jacopo Sadoleto	• Vigna Sadoleto
CLEMENT VII (1523–1534)
Cardinal Agostino Trivulzio	• Salone (Map B, no. 6)
PAUL III (1534–1549)	• Tower of Paul III (Map A, no. 18)
Cardinal Rodolfo Pio da Carpi	• Villa Carpi (Map A, no. 5)
JULIUS III (1550–1555)	• Villa Giulia (Map A, no. I)
PAUL IV (1555–1559)	• Casino of Pius IV (Map A, no. 15)
Cardinal Alessandro Farnese	• Caprarola (Map B, no. 4)
PIUS IV (1559–1565)	• Palazzetto of Pius IV (Map A, no. I)
Cardinal Marco Sittico Altemps	• Villa Altemps (Map A, no. I)
Cardinal Ippolito II d’Este	• Villa d’Este, Rome, and Villa d’Este, Tivoli (Map A, no. 9 and Map B, no. 5)
Cardinal Giovanni Ricci	• Vigna Ricci (Map B, no. 12)
PIUS V (1566–1572)	• Casaletto (Map A, no. IV)
Cardinal Giovan Francesco Gambara	• Villa Lante, Bagnaia (Map B, no. 3)
GREGORY XIII (1572–1585)
Cardinal Marco Sittico Altemps	• Mondragone, Frascati (Fig. 18)
Cardinal Ferdinando de’ Medici	• Villa Medici (Map A, no. 12)
Cardinal Felice Peretti Montalto (SIXTUS V)	• Villa Montalto (Map A, no. 2)

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BOOKThe Villa in the Life of Renaissance Rome

David R. Coffin

https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00163

Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-18520

Tracing the history of the Roman villa during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, David Coffin presents the first comprehensive study of the subject of villeggiatura (withdrawal to a country residence) in English. Further, his book is the first in any language to analyze the villa in terms of its social function and meaning rather than its architecture and formal properties. Coffin draws on a wide variety of printed material and previously unused sources to explore twenty of the most important residences built by dignitaries of Church and State. Early plans and drawings and photographs aid him in reconstructing the leisure activity of the leaders of Renaissance society in the settings that were built to enhance it.

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David R. Coffin

PublisherPrinceton University Press

Print publication date January 1979 (out of print)

Print ISBN 9780691002798

EISBN 9780300249705

Illustrations 246

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