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August 2021

Vol. 163 | No. 1421

Art in Renaissance Italy

Editorial

The Becket exhibition

On the back cover of the book that accompanies the British Museum’s exhibition Thomas Becket: Murder and the Making of a Saint the eminent medievalist Christopher de Hamel is quoted: ‘A marvellous and consistently enthralling account . . . its realisation during the time of latter-day plague is a further miracle attributable to the fame of the saint’.

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Slavery: Ten True Stories

Five bronze and iron bells from estates and plantations in Indonesia, Curaçao, Suriname, Guyana and South Africa represent the many bells throughout the world, the penetrating sounds of which marked the beginning of another day in slavery – in some parts of Indonesia far into the twentieth century.

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  • 1

    Sano di Pietro, Vecchietta and two Jachomo d’Andreuccios

    By Giulio Dalvit
  • 6

    The house and collection of Giuliano, Antonio and Francesco da Sangallo

    By Alexander Röstel
  • 5

    The meanings of Domenico Beccafumi’s ‘Nativity’ in S. Martino, Siena

    By Gustav Medicus
  • 4

    Jacopo Tintoretto, his heirs and the family enterprise

    By Georgios E. Markou
  • 3

    The Origins of an illuminated ‘Meditationes Vitae Christi’ manuscript

    By Renana Bartal
  • 2

    Preserving Giotto and Titian in Padua: new Napoleonic documents

    By Nora Gietz