推荐进一步阅读书目

Edward Muir，“The Virgin on the Street Corner：The Place of the Sacred in Italian Cities”，in Steven E.Ozment（editor），Religion and Culture in the Renaissance and Reformation，Kirksville，M.O.：Sixteenth Century Journal Publishers，1989，25-40.

Jonathan K.Nelson，“Memorial Chapels in Churches：The Privatization and Transformation of Sacred Spaces”，in Roger J.Crum-JohnT.Paoletti（editors），Renaissance Florence，A Social History，New York：Cambridge University Press，2006，353-375，582-584（Chinese translation of entire volume forthcoming in Peking University Press）.

Jonathan K.Nelson and Richard J.Zeckhauser，“Private Chapels in Florence：A Paradise for Signalers”，in Jonathan K.Nelson and Richard J.Zeckhauser，The Patron's Payoff：Economic Frameworks for Conspicuous Commissions in Renaissance Italy，co-authored with Richard J.Zeckhauser，Princeton：Princeton University Press，2008，113-132（Chinese translation of entire volume forthcoming in Guangxi Normal University Press）.

Fabrizio Nevola and David Rosenthal，“Locating experience in the Renaissance city using mobile app technologies：the ‘Hidden Florence’ project”，in Nicholas Terpstra（editor），Mapping Space，Sense，and Movement in Florence：Historical GIS and the Early Modern City，London：Routledge，2016，187-209.

Fabrizio Nevola and Georgia Clarke（editors），“Experiences of the Street in Early Modern Italy”，Special Issue of I Tatti Studies in the Italian Renaissance，16（2013），1/2 which includes Fabrizio Nevola，“Surveillance and the street in Renaissance Italy”（Chinese translation forthcoming in “World Art”，the Journal of the China Academy of Fine Arts，Beijing）.

The smartphone App Hidden Florence is available for free download through the AppStore and GooglePlay and through the supporting website：www.hiddenflorence.org.

[1] 乔纳森·K.纳尔逊，塔蒂中心学术项目和出版方面助理馆长，雪城大学佛罗伦萨分校意大利文艺复兴艺术史教授，研究方向：意大利文艺复兴艺术史。

[2] 法布里奇奥·内欧拉，埃克塞特大学艺术史教授，研究方向：现代早期意大利城市史、文化史和建筑史。

[3] 张佳峰，南京大学艺术研究院博士，研究方向：美学与西方艺术史论。