Architecture in Italy, 1400 to 1600 / Translated by Mary Hottingeer.

Contiene: Part 1: The quattrocento by Ludwig H. Heydenreich (1: Brunelleschi -- 2: Brunelleschi's contemporaries and succesors in Florence: Michelozzo de Bartolomeo -- 3: Brunelleschi's contemporaries and successors in Florence: Ghiberti and Donatello -- 4: Alberti -- 5: Florence 1450-1480 -- 6: Rome -- 7: Urbino -- 8: Mantua -- 9: Venice -- 10: Lombardy -- 11: Emilia and Romagna -- 12: The Fringes north and south -- 13: From the quattocento to cinquecento) -- Part 2: The cinquecento by Wolfang Lotz (14: Classical architecture in Rome: Bramante -- 15: Classical architecture in Rome: Raphael -- 16: Other earlysisteenth century cuilding in Rome and central Italy -- 17: Baldassare Peruzzi and ANtonio da Sangallo the younger -- 18: Lombardy and the venetian Terraferma -- 18: Sanmicheli -- 20: Giulio Romano -- 21: Jacopo Sansovino -- 22: Michelangelo (Florence, Rome) -- 23: Rome 1550-1600 -- 24: Northern Italy: Genoa, Milan, and Peidmont -- 25: Palladio -- 26: Venice and Padua in the late sixteenth century -- 27: Tuscany 1550-1600 -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index