Leon Battista Alberti: master builder of the Italian Renaissance

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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Historical Architecture and Urbanism Architecture and Art History Studies

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Who was Leon Battista Alberti? - making an identity on the 1430s humanism - the advantages and disadvantages of scholarship from new technologies to fine arts - Alberti among the engineers on painting - Alberti and the origins of criticism interpreting Florence - from reading to rebuilding the artist at court - Alberti in Ferrara his lost city - Alberti the antiquary Alberti on the art of building the architect and city planner.

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