Lorenzo de' Medici, the Magnificent (vol. 2 of 2)Reumont, Alfred von
History
Lorenzo de' Medici, the Magnificent (vol. 2 of 2)
Reumont, Alfred von
Medici, Lorenzo de', 1449-1492
Lorenzo’s Knowledge of Architecture—Giuliano da Majano at Home
and Abroad—Benedetto da Majano—The Strozzi Palace—Giuliano
Giamberti da Sangallo—The Castle of Ostia and the Villa at Poggio
a Cajano—The Convent of San Gallo—The Gondi Palace—Antonio
da Sangallo—Plan for restoring the Façade of Sta. Maria del
Fiore—Façade of Sto. Spirito—Palace of the Signoria—Clock of
Lorenzo della Volpaia—Simone del Pollaiuolo called Cronaca—New
Buildings and Streets—Works of Art in Town Houses and Country
Villas 146
CHAPTER XIV.
SCULPTURE AND PAINTING.
Andrea del Verocchio—Sepulchre of Piero and Giovanni de’
Medici, and other Works—Antonio del Pollaiulo—Benedetto
da Majano—Monuments of Giotto and Squarcialupi—Chancel
of Sta. Croce, &c.—Mino da Fiesole—Monuments of Bernardo
Giugni and Marquis Hugo—Ornamentation—Sepulchres of the
Sassetti—Woodwork—The Art of the Goldsmith and Die-cutting—The
Dossale in the Baptistery—Antonio del Pollaiuolo—Bertoldo—Andrea
Guazzalotti—Gem-cutting—The Medici Collection of Gems—Giovanni
delle Corniuole—Painters—Verrochio—Pollainoli—Alesso
Baldovinetti—The Dante Picture in the Cathedral—Historical
Compositions—Sandro Botticelli—Filippino Lippi—Cosimo
Rosselli—Ghirlandajo—Mosaics—Baldinovetti and Ghirlandajo—Garden
and Casino of San Marco—Michel Angelo Buonarroti—Leonardo da
Vinci 163
FIFTH BOOK.
_DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUPREMACY OF THE MEDICI._
CHAPTER I.
CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES IN FLORENCE.
Position of Lorenzo de’ Medici—Public and Private
Finance—Constitutional Reform—General and Select
Council—Council of Seventy and their Functions—Opinions of
Contemporaries—Alessandro de’ Pazzi on Lorenzo’s Financial
Position—The Taxation—Progressive Change of the Constitution—The
Magistracy—Signories, Collegia, Councils—The Podestà and his
Court—Magistracy of Eight—Guardians of the Law—The Council of
Ten for Peace and War—Capitani di Parte Guelfa—Officers of the
Customs and of the Public Debt—Officers of Trade—Guilds and
Philanthropic Institutions—New Conspiracy against Lorenzo de’
Medici—Re-capture of Otranto 187
CHAPTER II.
THE WAR OF FERRARA.
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