Mantua

Core Reading (see also the bibliography for the courts as centres of cultural patronage )

Chambers, David, (ed. and trans), Patrons and Artists in the Italian Renaissance (London, 1970)

Bourne, Molly, 'Art and Culture in Renaissance Mantua: IntroductionLink opens in a new window', Renaissance Studies 16/3 (2002), 303-305.

Cole, Alison, 'Introduction: The Fifteenth-Century Renaissance Court' and 'The Art of Diplomacy: Mantua and the Gonzaga'in Alison Cole, Italian Renaissance Courts: Art, Pleasure and PowerLink opens in a new window (London, 2016), pp. 11-28, 165-99.

Lazzarini, Isabella, 'Sub Signo Principis. Political institutions and urban configurations in early Renaissance Mantua'Link opens in a new window, Renaissance Studies 16/3 (2002), 318–29.

Maurer, Maria F., 'A love that burns: Eroticism, torment and identity at the Palazzo TeLink opens in a new window', Renaissance Studies 30/3 (2016), 370–88

E-resources

• MantuaLink opens in a new window
• Palazzo DucaleLink opens in a new window
• Andrea Mantegna, frescoes in the Camera degli Sposi, Ducal Palace, Mantua (1471-74)Link opens in a new window
• Palazzo TeLink opens in a new window and hereLink opens in a new window
• Giulio Romano and assistants, frescoes in the Sala di Psiche (1526-28)Link opens in a new window, in various rooms (1526-28)Link opens in a new window, and in the Sala dei Giganti (1532-34)Link opens in a new window of Palazzo Te.
• S. AndreaLink opens in a new window
• Isabella d'Este CollectsLink opens in a new window