Art Patronage, Family, and Gender in Renaissance Florence

Discover the intricate world of Renaissance Florence through the insightful lens of Maria DePrano's Art Patronage, Family, and Gender in Renaissance Florence. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2018, this compelling hardback spans 446 pages, delving into the art commissioned by the Tornabuoni family, particularly focusing on the men who created works for both themselves and the women of their family.

DePrano expertly situates these artistic endeavors within the broader societal, domestic, and religious contexts of the fifteenth century, making this book an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike. Whether you are studying art history, literature, gender studies, or material culture, this work expands the boundaries of Renaissance studies and serves as an essential guide for graduate and undergraduate courses. Dive into this captivating exploration that appeals to both academic audiences and general readers eager to understand the interplay of art, family, and gender in a pivotal era of history.