Charles Borromeo's "Instructiones fabricae et supellectilis ecclesiasticae," 1577. A translation with commentary and analysis

Evelyn Carole Voelker

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New translation of the Instructiones in its entirety. The present translation, then, is based on the first printing of 1577. This becomes the first complete English translation of the Instructiones, and it provides a working tool this es essential for research in north ItaIian art and architectrual hisory of the late Renaissance.

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