Description
Former library copy. No dust cover. A few of the folios are coming loose from the binding. The pages are all clean.
This richly illustrated volume offers a captivating exploration of the art and culture that flourished during the reign of Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor who presided over a vast empire spanning Europe and the Americas. Juan-Ramon Triado’s meticulously researched work immerses readers in the vibrant Renaissance era, unveiling the artistic treasures and cultural achievements that emerged under Charles V’s patronage.
From the grandeur of the Habsburg court to the intricacies of religious and political upheavals, this book unveils the intricate tapestry of 16th-century Europe. Triado’s insightful commentary illuminates the profound influence of Charles V’s reign on the arts, architecture, literature, and intellectual discourse of the time. Lavishly illustrated with exquisite reproductions of paintings, sculptures, and architectural marvels, this volume offers a visually stunning journey through a pivotal era in European history.
Collectors and enthusiasts of art history and Renaissance studies will appreciate the book’s comprehensive scope and Triado’s scholarly yet accessible approach. Despite its former library status and minor binding looseness, this copy remains a valuable addition to any discerning bibliophile’s collection, offering a gateway to the opulent world of Charles V and the enduring cultural legacy of his reign.
