Women in Italy 13501650: Ideals and Realities
By (Author) Mary Rogers
By (author) Paola Tinagli
Manchester University Press
Manchester University Press
20th February 2006
United Kingdom
Paperback
384
Width 138mm, Height 216mm
Fills a gap in the still burgeoning literature on all aspects of women's lives in this period; A broad range of material is used, most of which has never been translated before; The three sections of the book provide a comprehensive account of all aspects of Renaissance women's lives as well as contemporary views on the nature of women and the ethical and aesthetic ideals seen as suitable to them; Demonstrates that there was no single 'Renaissance woman' and that the realities of women's experiences were rich and varied
Mary Rogers has published widely in the arts and feminist theory on both sides of the Atlantic; Paola Tinagli is the author of Women in Italian Renaissance art (MUP 1997) and lives and works in Italy