Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- List of Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- 1 Introduction: Circling Giotto
- 2 Holy Wood / ‘sacra tavola’: Saint Dominic and the Memory of Miracles in Bologna
- 3 The Sculpted Saint: A Statue of Saint Francis in Siena
- 4 Guccio di Mannaia and the Concept of a ‘Franciscan’ Chalice
- 5 ‘Speculum sine macula’: The Trittico di Santa Chiara in Trieste as an Object of Clarissan Devotion
- 6 The Siena Connection: A Franciscan Provincial Minister between Tuscany and Assisi at the Dawn of the Trecento
- 7 Simone Martini’s ‘Treaty with the House of Santa Fiora’ in Siena’s Palazzo Pubblico: Its Date and Significance
- 8 Crisis and Charity in Fourteenth-Century Florence: Ambrogio Lorenzetti’s Saint Nicholas Panels for San Procolo
- 9 Father of Light: Giotto and the Beatific Vision in the Baroncelli Chapel
- 10 Painter-Illuminator Workshops and the Church of San Giorgio a Ruballa: The Case of Bernardo Daddi and Pacino di Bonaguida
- 11 Patterns of Holiness: A Virgin Lactans in a Franciscan Context
- 12 A New Angle on Simone Martini’s Holy Family
- 13 Artistic Appropriation, Institutional Identity, and Civic Religion in Fourteenth-Century Siena: The Byzantine Treasury of the Hospital of Santa Maria della Scala
- 14 Visual Religious Education in Late Medieval Florence: Zanobi Perini, The Leggenda di Santo Tobia, and The Misericordia
- 15 Saints and Status in Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Florence
- Select Bibliography
- Publications by Joanna Cannon
- Index
- Tabula Gratulatoria
- Backmatter
Tabula Gratulatoria
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 December 2022
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- List of Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- List of Abbreviations
- 1 Introduction: Circling Giotto
- 2 Holy Wood / ‘sacra tavola’: Saint Dominic and the Memory of Miracles in Bologna
- 3 The Sculpted Saint: A Statue of Saint Francis in Siena
- 4 Guccio di Mannaia and the Concept of a ‘Franciscan’ Chalice
- 5 ‘Speculum sine macula’: The Trittico di Santa Chiara in Trieste as an Object of Clarissan Devotion
- 6 The Siena Connection: A Franciscan Provincial Minister between Tuscany and Assisi at the Dawn of the Trecento
- 7 Simone Martini’s ‘Treaty with the House of Santa Fiora’ in Siena’s Palazzo Pubblico: Its Date and Significance
- 8 Crisis and Charity in Fourteenth-Century Florence: Ambrogio Lorenzetti’s Saint Nicholas Panels for San Procolo
- 9 Father of Light: Giotto and the Beatific Vision in the Baroncelli Chapel
- 10 Painter-Illuminator Workshops and the Church of San Giorgio a Ruballa: The Case of Bernardo Daddi and Pacino di Bonaguida
- 11 Patterns of Holiness: A Virgin Lactans in a Franciscan Context
- 12 A New Angle on Simone Martini’s Holy Family
- 13 Artistic Appropriation, Institutional Identity, and Civic Religion in Fourteenth-Century Siena: The Byzantine Treasury of the Hospital of Santa Maria della Scala
- 14 Visual Religious Education in Late Medieval Florence: Zanobi Perini, The Leggenda di Santo Tobia, and The Misericordia
- 15 Saints and Status in Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Florence
- Select Bibliography
- Publications by Joanna Cannon
- Index
- Tabula Gratulatoria
- Backmatter
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- Late Medieval Italian Art and its ContextsEssays in Honour of Professor Joanna Cannon, pp. 371 - 374Publisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2022