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	Montelupo Fiorentino. Il paese della ceramica fra Arno e Pesa Author: Not available Publisher: Editoriale Tosca Date: 1993 Topic: Geography
Author: M. Frati, "Chiese romaniche della campagna fiorentina. Pieve, abbazie e chiese rurali tra l'Arno e il Chianti" Size: cm 21x30, 256 pages, 126 colour tables, 191 black and white illustrations, paper-back binding. ISBN: 88-86975-10-4 Price: € 42,00. Discount for online purchases: 35%. Price for online purchases: € 27,30. Shipment and handling: please ask. Editori dell'Acero This great volume greatly expands the outline of Romanic churches in the Florentine countryside which begun with the publication on Mugello and Val di Sieve, by embracing the entire medieval diocese of Florence up to the south of the Arno river. One-hundreds and twenty five Romanic buildings are presented, many of which unknown, that offer a capillary outline of most densely crowded medieval Tuscany. This area embraces a territory that, leaving from the Valdelsa fiorentina, crosses the Val di Pesa, the Val di Greve and reaches the course of the Arno river in Florence. It's a great triangular area that has its corners in Empoli, Firenze-Bagno a Ripoli and Poggibonsi. In the middle of such trangle there are the towns of the so-called Florentine Chianti, like Saint Casciano Val di Pesa, Tavarnelle, Impruneta, while the sides are marked north-side by Montelupo, Lastra a Signa and Scandicci; south-west side by Montespertoli, Certaldo and Castelfiorentino; south-east side by Barberino Val d' Elsa and by the extreme parts of the commons of the Chianti area.
Edited by A. Naldi, "Città e centri storici della Toscana. Vol. 1 Da Firenze a Siena, da Arezzo alla Maremma" Size: cm 24x30, 224 pages, 240 photos and colour tables ISBN: 88-86975-38-4 Price: € 46,00. Discount for online purchases: 35%. Price for online purchases: € 29,90. Shipment and handling: please ask. Editori dell'Acero In this book are collections the most ancient town and the most typical ones among the historical towns of the Southern and Middle Tuscany. The work is subdivided in five parts each correspondent to an area with the homogenous characters of an important culture center. In the Florence area Volterra and its territory; in the Sienaarea Arezzo and the Valdichina; Grosseto and the Maremma. Each of these areas is described in its historical and anthropological aspects, focusing the attention on the main historical towns through the aid of 240 colour pictures of the highest quality. The text is fresh and interesting and is available both in Italian and English language in the same book.