Mapping fear plague and perception in Florence and Tuscany von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

Saint Peter, the Carmelites, and the Triumph of Anghiari the changing context of the Brancacci Chapel in mid-fifteenth-century Florence von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

Painted glories the Brancacci Chapel in Renaissance Florence von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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[Rezension von:] Cultures of charity : women, politics, and the reform of poor relief in Renaissance Italy / Nicholas Terpstra. - Cambridge, Mass : Harvard Univ. Press, 2013 von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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[Rezension von:] Hewlett, Cecilia: Rural communities in Renaissance Tuscany : religious identities and local loyalties. - Turnhout : Brepols, 2008 von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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"Pittori, amici e vicini" the formal and informal bonds of community amongst Florentine artists von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

[Rezension von:] Cohen, Thomas V.: Love and death in Renaissance Rome. - Chicago : The Univ. of Chicago Press, 2004 von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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The widows' might women's identity and devotion in the Brancacci Chapel von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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The religious confraternities of high Renaissance Florence crisis or continuity? von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

Über die Sperrfischerei bei den finnisch-ungarischen Völkern ; eine vergleichend ethnographische Untersuchung von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

Prepositional city spatial practice and micro-neighborhood in Renaissance Florence von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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Florence on foot an eye-level mapping of the early modern city in time of plague von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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The Brancacci, the Chapel, and the mythic history of San Frediano von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

Neighborhood as microcosm von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

The district of the green dragon neighbourhood life and social change in Renaissance Florence von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

The Brancacci Chapel new questions, hypotheses and interpretations von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

Florentine confraternities, society, and lay-religious life in the Sixteenth century a work in progress von Eckstein, Nicholas A.

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