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work_ckte3du24nffvbfdz4jxwvjok4	Jane C. Long	Images and Identity in Fifteenth-Century Florence	2008	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1243	64	49	and Identity in Fifteenth-Century Florence includes chapters on the visual display modern visual culture, notably Evelyn Welch's Art and Society in Italy, 1300–1500, a Like Welch, Rubin emphasizes the economic dimension of early modern Italian visual culture, explaining why material things such as clothing, linen, armour, and furnishings were requisite for eminent citizens needing to display their Other chapters continue to extend understandings of early modern Italian to her topic, namely fifteenth-century Florentine art and culture. kind of inner seeing sometimes associated with visual culture, promoted by such focus on visuality, Rubin provides a thorough overview of various acts of looking in early modern Florence, as well as representations of vision, debates about optical to grasp the richness of current scholarship on early modern Italian visual culture, in Fifteenth-Century Florence on such central concerns as visuality is most welcome. of visual culture. and confused periods of early modern Irish history.	./cache/work_ckte3du24nffvbfdz4jxwvjok4.pdf	./txt/work_ckte3du24nffvbfdz4jxwvjok4.txt