Publisher's Synopsis
At a time when cultural exchange is a central phenomenon, studying the movements of artists, models, and languages allows for better comprehension of assimilation, emulation, or refusal of customs and traditions from other countries. These collected articles examine artistic dialogue between sixteenth-century France and Italy, including models and Italian Classicism adopted by the French. The complex issues of migration and artistic activities across borders and time periods come to light in these nuanced studies. French text.
