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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xvi
- Introduction 1
- One The New World and Italy in the Early Sixteenth Century 7
- Two A Turkey in a Medici Tapestry 17
- Three The Americas in the Guardaroba Nuova 29
- Four Francesco’s Exchange and Documentation of American Nature 47
- Five The Stanzino and the Representation of the New World 63
- Six Between Ethnography and Fantasy in Ferdinando’s New World 79
- Seven The Florentine Codex and Buti’s Frescoes of Amerindians 93
- Eight Stradano’s Invention of the Americas 119
- Nine The Americas Both Real and Imagined 139
- Conclusion: Vicarious Conquest 159
- Notes 165
- Bibliography 195
- Index 227
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xvi
- Introduction 1
- One The New World and Italy in the Early Sixteenth Century 7
- Two A Turkey in a Medici Tapestry 17
- Three The Americas in the Guardaroba Nuova 29
- Four Francesco’s Exchange and Documentation of American Nature 47
- Five The Stanzino and the Representation of the New World 63
- Six Between Ethnography and Fantasy in Ferdinando’s New World 79
- Seven The Florentine Codex and Buti’s Frescoes of Amerindians 93
- Eight Stradano’s Invention of the Americas 119
- Nine The Americas Both Real and Imagined 139
- Conclusion: Vicarious Conquest 159
- Notes 165
- Bibliography 195
- Index 227