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• Baroque Art A survey course taught by David M. Stone at the University of Delaware.
• Art in Rome: Renaissance to Baroque Duke University Study Abroad.
• Baroque Rome: Creativity and Coercion Taught in the History Department of Wesleyan University.
• Piranesi's "View of the Piazza del Popolo" From a description of an exhibition at the Cincinnati Museum of Art.
• The Triumph of the Baroque Architecture in Europe 1600-1750. Site for the exhibition at the National Gallery of Art, Washington.
• Great Periods: Art, Sanctity and Sacred Space in Baroque Rome. Taught by Tobias Kaempf at Portland State University.
• Piranesi's Rome and Tiepolo's Venice: Art in the Eighteenth Century Outline of a course taught by David Marshall at the University of Melbourne.
• Il '700 a Roma Site for the exhibition at the Palazzo Venezia.
• Rome in the 18th Century. An online description of the exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, March to May, 2000.
• Renaissance Rome in the Footsteps of an XVIIIth century traveller "A selection of plates by Giuseppe Vasi showing Renaissance Rome." Has ads.

• Eighteenth-Century Art and Culture CFPs and links to the relevant societies.

Some of the many courses with this title.

• Boston College Taught by Prof. Franco Mormando. In Italian.
• Rome in the Age of Bernini Taught at the University of Oregon by A. DeAngelis. Also taught by Andrew Morrogh and James Harper.
• University of Toronto. Taught by Ms Bernice Iarocci (in Spring list of courses).
• Sometimes Robert R. Coleman at the University of Notre Dame gives this as a seminar.

General Index to Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture Sites

Sites for painting, sculpture, architecture, the decorative arts and other areas are organized chronologically under the following headings

The Trecento

The Quattrocento

The Cinquecento

Other Italian Renaissance Cities

Cultural and other information for the major cities of the Italian Renaissance under their separate headings

Florence

Venice

Source Page for Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture