Art and architecture in Italy; 1250 to 1400.

Contiene: Part 1: Architecture: 1250-1300 (1: Introduction -- 2: The architecture of the franciscan and dominican expansion in Italy -- 3: The gothic cathedrals: Siena, orvieto, florence -- 4: Civic buildings) -- Part 2: Sculpure: 1250-1300 (5: Introduction -- 6:Nicola Pisano -- 7:Arnolfo di Cambio -- 8: Giovanni Pisano) -- Part 3: Painting: 1250- 1300 (9: Introduction -- 10: Pietro Cavallini -- 11: Coppo de Marcovaldo and Guido da Siena -- 12: Cimabue and upper church of S. Francesco at Assisi -- 13: The legend of St. Francis and the completionof the decoration of the upper church of S. Francesco at Assisi -- 14: Duccio de Boninsegna) -- Part 4: Architecture: 1300-1350 (15: Introduction -- 16: Siena -- 17: Florence and the rest of Tuscany -- 18: Angelo Da Orvieto and the buildings of Gubbio and of Umbria -- 19: Piedmont, Lombardy, and Emilia -- 20: Fortifications and castles -- 21: Venice and the veneto -- 22: Naples and the south) -- Part 5: Painting: 1300-1350 (23: Introduction -- 24: Giotto -- 25: The Assisi problem --26: Simone Martini -- 27: AMbrogio and Pietro Lorenzetti -- 28: Tuscan painting -- 29: Riminese, Bolognese, and Venetian painting) -- PArt 6: Sculture: 1300-1350 (30: Introduction -- 31: Tino di Camaino and the minors sculptors of Siena and Florence -- 32: Lorenzo Maitani and the façade of Orvieto Cathedral -- 33: Andrea Pisano -- 34: Giovanni di Balduccio and north italian sculpture) -- Part 7: Architecture: 1350-1400 (35: Introduction -- 36: Florence and Siena; central and southern Italy -- 37: The developent of the fortified palace -- 38: Milan Bologna, Venice, and northern Italy) -- Part 8: Painting: 1350-1400 (39: Introduction -- 40: Tuscany -- 41: Northern Itally) -- Part 9: Sculture: 1350-1400 (42: Introduction -- 43: Sculpture) -- NOtes -- Bibliography