F. W. Kent
1942
Books
- Australians in Italy
- Australians in Italy
- Lorenzo..., amico degli uomini da bene
- Lorenzo de' Medici's acquisition of Poggio a Caiano in 1474 and an early reference to his architectural expertise
- Il ceto dirigente fiorentino e i vincoli di vicinanza nel Quattrocento
- 'Più superba de quella de Lorenzo'
- Lorenzo di Credi, his patron Iacopo Bongianni and Savonarola
- Il palazzo, la famiglia, il contesto politico
- Patronage, art, and society in Renaissance Italy
- An early reference to Luigi Pulci's Morgante
- La famiglia patrizia fiorentina nel Quattrocento
- New light on Lorenzo de' Medici's convent at Porta San Gallo
- Due lettere inedite di Giovanni di Bernardo Rucellai
- Bertoldo 'sculptore' and Lorenzo de' Medici
- Princely citizen
- Bartolommeo Cederni and his friends
- Street noises, civic spaces and urban identities in Italian Renaissance cities
- A proposal by Savonarola for the self-reform of Florentine women (March 1496)
- Palaces, politics, and society in fifteenth-century Florence
- Public life in Renaissance Florence
- Bertoldo 'sculptore', again
- The Cederni altar-piece by Neri di Bicci in Parma
- <Book-review> The Parte Guelfa, Brunelleschi and Donatello
- Renaissance patronage
- Rituals, images, and words
- Un paradiso habitato da diavoli
- Ties of neighbourhood and patronage in Quattrocento Florence
- The making of a Renaissance patron of the arts
- A la recherche du clan perdu
- Art historical gleanings from the Florentine archives
- Household and lineage in Renaissance Florence
- Lorenzo de' Medici and the Art of Magnificence (The Johns Hopkins Symposia in Comparative History)
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