Papers and Monographs of the American Academy in Rome: Renaissance Humanism and the Papal Curia: Lapo da Castiglionchio the Younger's De curiae commodis, Volume XXXI
By Christopher S. Celenza

This book examines the inner workings of Italian Renaissance humanism and its relationship to the papal court from the perspective of a closely placed outsider looking in. It also provides the first truly critical edition and first-ever English translation of an important but undervalued text, Lapo da Castiglionchio the Younger's On the Benefits of the Curia.

264 pages, ISBN 0-472-10994-4, cloth
(1999) $47.50



Cosa: The Lamps
Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Volume XXXIX
Cleo Rickman Fitch and Norma Wynick Goldman

This is the fifth volume publishing materials from the Italian City of Cosa. It is a thorough and precise compilation of the diverse clay lamps employed at Cosa, moldmade and wheelmade.

288 pages, ISBN 0-477-19518-1, cloth
(1994) $72.50



Cosa IV: The Houses
Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Volume XXXVIII
Vincent J. Bruno and Russell T. Scott

This volume traces the development of the Roman house, which is counted as a major contribution to Roman architecture, from a small urban dwelling of the early colony to the more elaborate houses of the late second and early first centuries B.C.

230 pages, ISBN 0-271-10610-4, cloth
(1993) $54.50



Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Volume XL
Edited by Joseph Connors

236 pages, ISBN 0-472-10720-8, cloth
(1995) $52.50



Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Volume XLI
Edited by Malcolm Bell III and Caroline Bruzelius

236 pages, ISBN 0-472-10916-2, cloth
(1996) $52.50



Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Volume XLII
Edited by Malcolm Bell III and Caroline Bruzelius

254 pages, ISBN 1-879549-06-9, cloth
(1997) $52.50



Papers and Monographs of the American Academy in Rome:
Architectural Terracottas from the Regia, Volume XXX
By Susan B. Downey
Edited by Lawrence Richardson, Jr.

This volume presents the study of the architectural terracottas of the archaic period found in the excavations of the Regia in the Roman Forum carried out from 1964 to 1967 under the direction of the late Professor Frank E. Brown.
248 pages, ISBN 0-472-10720-8, cloth
(1995) $44.50



Other Publications Available:

Cosa III: The Buildings of the Forum:
Colony, Municipium, and Village
Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, Volume XXXVII
Frank E. Brown, Emeline Hill Richardson, and L. Richardson, Jr.

432 pages, ISBN 0-271-10609-0, cloth
(1993) $65.00



The Imperialism of Mid-Republican Rome
William V. Harris, Editor
Volume XXIX

196 pages, ISBN 0-472-08309-0, cloth
(1984) $24.95



Etruscan and Republican Rome Mouldings
Lucy T. Shoe
Volume XXVIII

116 pages, ISBN 0-472-08301-0, cloth
(1965) $21.95



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The Centennial Directory of the American Academy in Rome
Edited by Benjamin G. Kohl, Wayne A. Linker and Buff S. Kavelman
Designed and Published by Italica Press, 1995

This volume was produced to honor the long list of those who, for the last century since the founding of the Academy, have become a part of its community. Compilation includes Fellows, Residents, Trustees, Trustee Emeriti, Visiting Artists and Scholars plus more. Approximately 1400 entries and 200 festschrifts. 387 pages

Price $35.00



The Academy & The Forum
One Hundred Years in the Eternal City
By Russell T. Scott, Paul Rosenthal and Vittorio Emiliani
Sponsored by the American Express Foundation
1996

One of the richest sites for exploration and home to the earliest foundations of government and politics, The Roman Forum is discovered layer by layer in this Italian-English publication. 96 pages

Price $15.00



American Academy in Rome Annual Exhibition - 1999
By Peter Boswell, Sheila Pierce, and Julie Yanson
Edited by Maureen B. Fant
Printed by Litografia Bruni - Pomezia (Rome)

A catalogue of the annual show reflecting the work of the 1998-99 Fellows and Residents in the School of Fine Arts. 114 pages

Price $15.00



American Academy in Rome Annual Exhibition - 1998
By Peter Boswell, Gabriele Stocchi, and Sarah Hartman
Edited by Maureen B. Fant
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A catalogue of the annual show reflecting the work of the 1997-98 Fellows and Residents in the School of Fine Arts. 119 pages

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American Academy in Rome Annual Exhibition - 1997
By Martha Boyden, Gabriele Stocchi, and Sarah Hartman
Edited by Maureen B. Fant
Printed by Litografia Bruni - Pomezia (Rome)

A catalogue of the annual show reflecting the work of the 1996-97 Fellows and Residents in the School of Fine Arts. 109 pages

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American Academy in Rome Annual Exhibition - 1996
By Martha Boyden, Caroline Howard and Sarah Hartman
Edited by Maureen B. Fant
Printed by Litografia Bruni - Pomezia (Rome)

A catalogue of the annual show reflecting the work of the Fellows and Residents in the School of Fine Arts. 109 pages

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American Academy in Rome Annual Exhibition - 1995
By Martha Boyden, Caroline Howard Mary Curran and Gabriele Stocchi
Printed by Litografia Bruni - Pomezia (Rome)

A catalogue representing the work of Fellows and Residents in the School of Fine Arts at the Academy. 93 pages

Price $15.00



American Academy in Rome: Celebrating a Century
Edited by Wayne A. Linker and Jerry Max
Designed and Produced by Vignelli Associates
1995

This book is a tribute to all those who have been part of the American Academy's history -- past, present and future. 187 pages

Price $15.00



American Art in Italian Private Collections
By Martha Boyden
Supplementary text by Maurizio Calvesi, Giovanni Carandente and Gabriella Drudi

The catalogue represents an exhibition of works of eight artists in private Italian collections. The selection ranges from the post Second World War period until the advent of Pop Art. 112 pages

Price $15.00



A Roman Collection: Stories, Poems, and Other Good Pieces by the Writing Residents of the American Academy in Rome
Edited by Miller Williams

An anthology of writings by men and women who have resided at the American Academy in Rome. This book is considered to be a reflection of Rome where church bells and pickpockets are experienced side by side with classical ruins and baroque art. 309 pages

Price $15.00



Esther B. Van Deman: Images from the Archive of an American Archaeologist at the Turn of the Century
Edited by Karin Einaudi with contributions by Prof. Katherine Geffcken

The documentation of an exhibition at the American Academy in Rome, Italy 1991 and at the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology of the University of Michigan. 120 pages

Price $15.00



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Art and Spirituality in Counter-Reformation Rome: The Sistine and Pauline Chapels in S. Maria Maggiore
By Steven F. Ostrow

This volume offers an interdisciplinary study of the Sistine and Pauline chapels. The historical meanings of the chapels are explored as a means to advance our under-standing of the ways in Which the post-Tridentine Church enlisted the visual arts to communicate and advance its mission.

385 pages, ISBN 0-521-47031-5, cloth
(1996) $59.95

Monuments of Papal Rome
Edited by Irving Lavin and Joseph Connors

This series, published in association with the American Academy in Rome, examines important works commissioned by the Popes during the Renaissance and Baroque periods Research is based primarily on archival and archaeological examination of the monuments.

406 pages, ISBN 0-521-47045-5, cloth
(1996) $90.00

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