“Through Berlinghieri’s The Seven Days of Geography (1482), Roberts provides a highly original focus on the book as material artifact and contests prevailing views of its place in the history of geography and cartography. Most compellingly, his account of the book as a cultural go-between leads to a critique of models of Italian–Ottoman exchange current in early modern studies over the past decade.”—Stephen Campbell, John Hopkins University
“Through his meticulous study of Francesco Berlinghieri’s Geographia, Roberts deftly touches on some of the most timely and topical areas of recent research in the field of early modern studies: Artistic agency, materiality, patronage, print culture—and the nature of ‘the Renaissance’ itself.”—Giancarlo Casale, University of Minnesota
I TATTI STUDIES IN ITALIAN RENAISSANCE HISTORY
Printing a Mediterranean World
Florence, Constantinople, and the Renaissance of Geography
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$49.95 • £36.95 • €45.00
ISBN 9780674066489
Publication: February 2013
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