The Poetics of Portraiture in the Italian Renaissance

Jodi Cranston

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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical Art and Culture Studies

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1. Dialogue with the beholder 2. 'Familiar colloquium': the recollection and presence of portraits 3. Designing the self Titian's 'Nonautographic' self-portraits 4. 'L'effetto che fa lo specchio' 5. The speaking tomb.

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