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work_u5azmrjbpjebtkli6xtsgzzub4	James M. Saslow	The Globalization of Renaissance Art: A Critical Review. Daniel Savoy, ed. Brill's Studies in Intellectual History 274; Brill's Studies on Art, Art History, and Intellectual History 23. Leiden: Brill, 2017. xii + 342 pp. $159	2020	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1380	80	45	The holistic approach that Furlotti applies to the study of the antiquities trade definitively breaks the illusion of the Renaissance as a series of highly intellectualized transactional bonds between erudite collectors and high-minded humanist agents. reveals a wealth of entanglements that complicate the old-fashioned classism of traditional Renaissance studies, painting a picture of the antiquities trade as more of a The Globalization of Renaissance Art: A Critical Review. study of "the process by which early modern European artistic production both influenced very name of the field is debated: several authors reject "global Renaissance," though Even art history is problematized, with essays examining peripatetic objects through the different lenses of material culture, postcolonial theory, While she was there, the faculty developed and approved a new curriculum track in global early modern, but due to lowered enrollment and presentism, no presence in early modern art with just four case studies and a coda.	./cache/work_u5azmrjbpjebtkli6xtsgzzub4.pdf	./txt/work_u5azmrjbpjebtkli6xtsgzzub4.txt