The Development of the Italian Schools of Painting

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The Byzantine and the Antique Traditions during the VI, VII and VIII Centuries

Chapter 3 Traces of Lombard and Carolingian Influences and the Decadence of the Antique Tradition during the IX and X Centuries

Chapter 4 The Benedictine School during the XI Century and the Origin of Romanesque Painting

Chapter 5 The Romanesque School in the XII th and Early XIII th Centuries

Chapter 6 Byzantine Mosaics on the North Coast of the Adriatic, in Rome, Sicily and Elsewhere. Byzantine Painting in Southern Italy

Chapter 7 Byzantine and Franciscan Influences During the XIII Century in Pisa, Lucca, Florence, Arezzo and Pistoia. The Spread of the Franciscan Crucifix

Chapter 8 The XIII Century Painters of Siena and Umbria, Including Fabriano

Chapter 9 The Evolution of the Byzantine and Romanesque Traditions in Rome during the XIII Century. Important Monuments of this Period at Parma and in South Italy

Chapter 10 Cimabue and his School

Chapter 11 The Byzantine Style and the Classic Tradition in Rome at the end of the XIII Century. Jacopo Torriti, Filippo Rusuti and the Cosmati; Cavallini and his School

Chapter 12 Erratum to: Traces of Lombard and Carolingian Influences and the Decadence of the Antique Tradition during the IX and X Centuries

Chapter 13 Erratum to: The Benedictine School during the XI Century and the Origin of Romanesque Painting

Chapter 14 Erratum to: Byzantine and Franciscan Influences During the XIII Century in Pisa, Lucca, Florence, Arezzo and Pistoia. The Spread of the Franciscan Crucifix

Chapter 15 Erratum to: The Evolution of the Byzantine and Romanesque Traditions in Rome during the XIII Century. Important Monuments of this Period at Parma and in South Italy