the bishop of reggio paolo coccapani (1584-1650) and his collections: new documents

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Abstract
This article focuses on two documents sheding light on the cultural taste of Paolo Coccapani, the bishop of Reggio (1584-1650), an important collector of paintings, drawings and antiques. The first manuscript is an Inventory of furniture that includes an interesting list of works of art, containing information on how they were displayed in the Episcopal Palace. The second one is an accounting document that allows us to establish when drawings from the Coccapani heritage.
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Authors ;Elisa Montecchi
Journal figure
Year 2017
DOI
10.6092/issn.2038-6184/7441
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https://figure.unibo.it/article/view/7441
Keywords
estensihistory of the arts

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