Jonathan K. Nelson
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Jonathan K. Nelson is a Teaching Professor at Syracuse University Florence and a Research Associate at the Harvard Kennedy School. In 2004 he co-authored a major monograph on Filippino Lippi, and co-curated a Botticelli and Filippino exhibition at the Palazzo Strozzi, Florence; he is currently working on a new monograph of Filippino. He co-curated two exhibitions at the Galleria dell’Accademia, dedicated to Michelangelo (2002) and Robert Mapplethorpe (2009). When he was Assistant Director of Academic Programs at Villa I Tatti, he curated two exhibitions on their website about Bernard Berenson (2012, 2015). Other books include Leonardo e la reinvenzione della figura femminile, (2007) and, with Richard J. Zeckhauser, The Patron’s Payoff: Economic Frameworks for Conspicuous Commissions in Renaissance Italy (2008).
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6358678A
Top Subjects
- Art (2)
- Catholic church buildings -- Italy -- Florence -- History (1)
- Catholic Church -- Italy -- Florence -- Finance -- History (1)
- Nonprofit organizations -- Italy -- Florence -- Finance -- History (1)
- Social status in art (1)
- Art, Renaissance -- Italy (1)
- Art patronage -- Italy (1)
Books by Jonathan K. Nelson
Total count: 8
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A Renaissance instrument to support non-profitsthe sale of private chapels in Florentine churchesNational Bureau of Economic Research2002-01-01
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Leonardo e la reinvenzione della figura femminileLeda, Lisa e Maria : 22 aprile 2006Giunti2007-01-01
The patron's payoffconspicuous commissions in Italian Renaissance artPrinceton University Press2008-01-01-
Villa I Tattithe Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies : fifty years, 1961-2011Villa I Tatti2011-01-01
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Truth & beautythe Pre-Raphaelites and the old mastersPrestel2018-01-01
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Representing InfirmityTaylor & Francis Group2020-01-01
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Filippino LippiAn Abundance of InventionReaktion Books, Limited2022-01-01
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Risks in Renaissance ArtProduction, Purchase, and ReceptionCambridge University Press2024-01-01