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FT-54236-06
Saundra Weddle
Drury University (Springfield, MO 65802-3791) |
| Convent Architecture in Renaissance Florence
My project examines Florentine Renaissance convent architecture as the setting of a range of private and public activities that expressed Florentine attitudes toward these communities and the women who inhabited them. I will examine the documentation and surviving built fabric of convent complexes, and primary sources that describe how convent spaces functioned. I will focus on the communities of Sant'Ambrogio, Santa Caterina di San Gaggio, Le Murate, and San Pier Maggiore, where public rituals intersected with convent architecture. The result will be a monograph that considers how Florentine contexts informed convents' form and function between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries.
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Project fields:
Architecture
Program:
Summer Stipends
Division:
Research Programs
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Total amounts:
$5,000 (approved)
$5,000 (awarded)
Grant period:
2/1/2007 – 4/30/2007
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