The Arms of the Florentine Republic in the "Bossolo" (End XIV s.): An Ideal Self-Representation of the Town
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12 octobre 2016
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Alessandro Savorelli, « The Arms of the Florentine Republic in the "Bossolo" (End XIV s.): An Ideal Self-Representation of the Town », Heraldica Nova, ID : 10.58079/phzg
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In "Florence and its Signs: A Late Mediaeval Diagram of the City", Anna Pomierny Wąsińska described a fresco painted by Jacopo di Cione on the main vault of the Palace of the Judges’ and Notaries’ Florentine Guild (about 1360) (('Florence and its Signs: A Late Mediaeval Diagram of the City' (http://heraldica.hypotheses.org/4880).)). She pointed out the close relation between the heraldic signs with an ideal 'diagram' of the town, formed of concentric circles and conceived as a «peculiar visu...