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A room-by-room, façade-by-façade survey of Florence’s principal palaces that combines architectural description with the genealogies, anecdotes, and historical events tied to each house. Entries describe towers, courtyards, doorways, and decorative programs while noting artists, commissions, restorations, and alterations; many chapters situate buildings within civic and familial rivalries that shaped the city. Illustrated plates and guidebook-style notes support archival detail and travelerly observation, producing a cumulative portrait of urban development, stylistic change, and the social networks embedded in Florence’s built heritage.
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