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VILLABYGNINGEN
***-Van der Ree, Smienk, og Steenbergen: Italian Villas and Gardens, Prestel 1992,
eller:
***-P.Murray: The Architecture of the Italian Renaissance. Themes and Hudson 1969 og
senere utgaver.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------***L.B.Alberti: On the Art of Building in Ten Books, The Mit Press, Cambridge, London
1991: bøkene 5 og 9: s.117-53; 291-319.
***-A.Palladio, The Four Books of Architecture, Mit Press, London 1997: Introduction og
bok 5.
***-J.S.Ackerman, The Villa..Form and Ideology of Country Houses, Thames and Hudson
1990:kapitlene 1-5: s. 9-134.
*-D.R.Coffin: The villa in the Life of Renaissance Rome, Princeton University Press (1979):
kap. 5 og 9: s.149-174; 281-286; 302-329..
***-J.S. Ackerman: Palladio, Pelican/Penguin 1966, kap. 2: s. 36-80.
**-C.Lazzaro: Rustic Country House to Refined Farmhouse: The Evolution and Migration
of an Architectural Form,Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians XLIV(1985),
s.346-367.
*-K.W.Forster: Back to the Farm: Vernacular Architecture and the Development of the
Renaissance Villa, Architectura I (1974):s.1-12
**-L.Pellecchia: Reconstructing the Greek House: Giuliano da Sangallo`s Villa for the Medici
in Florence. Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, LII (1993):s.323-338.
*-C.L.Frommel, Living all`antica: Palaces and Villas from Brunelleschi to Bramante, i
H.Millon & V.M. Lampugnani reds. The Renaissance from Brunelleschi to Michelangelo.
The Representation of Architecture, Thames and Hudson 1994, 182-203.
*-J.Shearman: A Functional Interpretation of Villa Madama, i Römisches Jahrbuch für
Kunstgeschichte,20 (1983): 315-27.
*-A.Bruschi: Bramante`s ‘grand manner’: the Belvedere and the Rebirth of the “Classical
villa”, i Bruschi, Bramante, Themes and Hudson 1977: s. 87-114.
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VILLAHAVEN
*-C.Lazzaro: The Italian Renaissance Garden, Yale University Press, London 1990:: kap. 6
og 7, s. 131-189.
*-E.Battisti: Natura Artificiosa to Natura Artificialis, i The Italian Garden (1972) ed.
Coffin:s.3-36.
***-Puppi, The Villa Garden of the Veneto…, i The Italian Garden ed.Coffin:s.83-114.
*-M.Szafranska: The Philosophy of Nature and the Grotto in the Renaissance Garden,
Journal of Garden History, vol. 9,n.2 (1989):s.76-85.
*-D.R.Coffin: The “Lex Hortorum” and Access to Gardens…:Journal of Garden History,
vol. 2,n.3 (1982):s.201-232.
**-P.P.Bober: The Coryciana and the Nymph Coycia: Journal of Warburg and Courtauld
(1977): s.223-239+ill.
**-C. Lazzaro-Bruno: The Villa Lante at Bagnaia: An Allegory of Art and Nature: i Art
Bulletin (1977):s.553-560.
*-L.T.Tomasi:Projects for Botanical and other Gardens: a 16th-Century Manual:Journal of
Garden History, vol.3,n.1 (1983):s.1-34.
*-E.MacDougall:Ars Hortolorum. Sixteenth Century Garden Iconography and Literary
Theory in Italy, i MacDougall, Fountains,Statues, and Flowers:Studies in Italian
Gardens of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries,Washington D.C.,1994:s.89-111.
*E.MacDougall: Imitation and Invention: Language and Decoration in Roman Renaissance
Gardens: Journal of Garden History vol. 5, n.2 (1985):s.119-34.
**-W.Smith: Pratolino:Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, xx (1961):s.155-68.
**-E.MacDougall: A Circus, a Wild Man and a Dragon:Family History and the Villa
Mattei: Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians,(1983): s.121-130.
*-E.MacDougall: L`Ingegnoso Artifizio. Sixteenth Century Garden Fountains in Rome: i
Mac Dougall, i Fons Sapientiae. Renaissance Garden Fountains, Dumbarton Oaks
1978:s.87-113+16 ill.
*-D.R.Coffin:Gardens and Gardening in Papal Rome, Princeton 1991. kap. 3 ,5 og 6: s.2857, 76-102: 103-125.
*-D.R.Wright: Some Medici Gardens of the Florentine Renaissance: An Essay in PostAesthetic Interpretation, i The Italian Garden, ed. J.D. Hunt, Cambridge, 1996: s.34-59.
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