"The book is a major achievement, and stands as the most authoritative account in any language of Josquin’s life and works.”
Patrick Macey in: Renaissance Quarterly

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An edited volume reflecting upon the transnational mobility of sculptors and its implications for the artists and their art during the long nineteenth century.

Interdisciplinary essays that examine the connections of early modern Italian convents, and how these networks were expressed through texts, art, architecture, music, gift and favour exchange, real estate development, and other modes of expression.