Urbanissime Strada: Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court
This book gives a survey of the career of the Renaissance antiquary Jacopo Strada (Mantua 1515- Vienna 1588). Aspects discussed include his background, education and artistic training; his early activities in Germany; his trips to Lyon and Rome and the origins of his huge collection of visual docume...
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| Summary: | This book gives a survey of the career of the Renaissance antiquary Jacopo Strada (Mantua 1515- Vienna 1588). Aspects discussed include his background, education and artistic training; his early activities in Germany; his trips to Lyon and Rome and the origins of his huge collection of visual documentation of Antiquity and of canonical modern works of art; and his appointment as architect and antiquary to Emperors Ferdinand I and Maximilian II. The second part discusses Strada’s activities as architect and his share in projects of his imperial patrons in Vienna, the Munich Antiquarium, his own house and for private patrons. The third part discusses Strada’s role in purveying antiques and works of art for his patrons, contents and function of his own collection or "Musaeum", and his ambition to set up as an international publisher. The conclusion first defines Strada’s self-image as an antiquary; applying some of the terms of Everett Rogers’ theory of the diffusion of innovations, it then demonstrates how, and to what extent, Strada’s activities and the presence of his "Musaeum" in Vienna contributed to the acceptance of the ideas and the artistic idiom of the Italian High Renaissance to the north of the Alps. |
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| adam_text | URBANISSIME STRADA
JACOPO
STRADA
AND
CULTURAL PATRONAGE
AT THE
IMPERIAL COURT
TER VERKRIJGING
VAN
DE GRAAD VAN DOCTOR
AAN DE UNIVERSITEIT
LEIDEN
OP GEZAG
VAN RECTOR MAGNIFICUS
PROF. MR.
C.J.J.M.
STOLKER,
VOLGENS BESLUIT
VAN HET
COLLEGE
VOOR PROMOTIES
TE VERDEDIGEN OP DONDERDAG
24 SEPTEMBER
2015
KLOKKE
15.00
UUR
DOOR
DIRK
JACOB
JANSEN
GEBOREN
TE ZEIST
IN 1953
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
I
THE
IMAGE
-
OR
FROM
WHOM (NOT?)
TO BUY A SECOND-HAND
CAR
THE PORTRAITS
OF JACOPO
AND
OTTAVIO STRADA
WHY
ARE THESE PORTRAITS
SO SPECIAL?
MOTIONS
OF THE
MIND
WHAT IS KNOWN
ABOUT STRADA:
EARLY
NOTICES
QUELLENKUNDE:
SOME SOURCES
PUBLISHED AND INTERPRETED IN
THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY
KULTURGESCHICHTE
BEFORE
WORLD
WAR
I1
ROMANCE:
JOSEF
SVATPK
AND THE
RUDOLFINE
LEGEND
A
(VERY)
MODEST
PLACE
IN THE
HISTORY
OF CLASSICAL SCHOLARSHIP
CONTEMPORARY
SCHOLARSHIP
WHAT
HAS
NOT
BEEN
WRITTEN
ABOUT
JACOPO STRADA
WEAVING
THE
STRANDS
TOGETHER:
THE
PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY
U
I
I
A
PUERO
ENUTRITUM
ET IAM
OLIM
EXERCITATUM :
EDUCATION
AND EARLY EXPERIENCE
EARLY
YEARS: FAMILY
BACKGROUND,
EDUCATION,
GIULIO ROMAN0
FAMILY
BACKGROUND
36
MANTUA
AND
THE
GONZAGA 40
FORMAL
EDUCATION
43
ARTISTIC
TRAINING 46
GIULIO S
COLLECTIONS 49
EARLY
TRAINING
AS
A GOLDSMITH?
5L
SIGNIFICANCE
OF HIS MANTUAN BACKGROUND FOR
STRADA S
DEVELOPMENT
52
2
(
TRAVEL: ROME, LANDSHUT, NUREMBERG
AND
STRADA S
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
WENZEI
JAMNITZER
2.1
EARLY TRAVELS
2.2
RESIDENCE
IN GERMANY
2.3 THE
LANDSHUT
HYPOTHESIS
2.4
ROMANCE
IN FRANCONIA:
STRADA S
MARRIAGE
AND
HIS
SETTLING
IN
NUREMBERG
2.5 STRADA
AND
WENZEL
JAMNITZER
IN HANS
JAKOB
FUGGER S
SERVICE
HANS JAKOB
FUGGER
FUGGER
AS A PATRON AND
COLLECTOR
FUGGER S
EMPLOYMENT
OF STRADA
ARCHITECTURAL PATRONAGE
FOR THE
FUGGER FAMILY:
THE
DONAUWORTH
STUDIO10
STRADA S
TRIPS
TO LYON
STRADA S
CONTACTS
IN LYON:
SEBASTIAN0
SERLIO
CIVIS
ROMANUS: STRADA S SOJOURN IN ROME
COMMISSIONS
AND
PURCHASES: THE
GENESIS
OF STRADA S
MUSAEUM
DEPARTURE FROM ROME
ANTIQUARIO DELLA SACRA CESAREA
MAESTI :
STRADA S
TASKS
AT COURT
LOOKING
FOR PATRONAGE: STRADA S ARRIVAL
AT THE
IMPERIAL
COURT
145
THE
CONTROVERSY
WITH
WOLFGANG
LAZIUS
154
OBWOL
IR.MAJ. DEN
STRADA SELBST
DIER
ZEIT
WOL ZU GEPRAUCHEN :
162
STRADA S
TASKS
AT COURT
INDIRECT SOURCES THROWING
LIGHT
ON STRADA S
EMPLOYMENT
AT COURT
184
CONCLUSION
188
I1
I
AINEM
PAUMAISTER
BEY
UNNSERN
GEBEWEN :
JACOPO STRADA
AS AN IMPERIAL
ARCHITECT
JACOPO STRADA
AS AN IMPERIAL ARCHITECT: BACKGROUND
INTRODUCTION:
THE
AUSTRIAN HABSBURG
AS
PATRONS
OF ARCHITECTURE
192
THE
PRINCE
AS ARCHITECT:
MAXIMILIAN
I1
AS
A PATRON AND AMATEUR
195
OF ARCHITECTURE
ADESTE
MUSAE : MAXIMILIAN S HUNTING
LODGE
AND
GARDEN
IN THE
PRATER
217
THE
ARCHITECTURAL
INFFASTRUCTURE
AT THE
IMPERIAL COURT: AVAILABLE
TALENT
230
STRADA S
COMPETENCE
AS AN ARCHITECT
236
THE
IMPERIAL RESIDENCE:
STATUS
QUO
AT STRADA S ARRIVAL
242
STRADA S
ROLE IN PROJECTS
INITIATED
BY EMPEROR FERDINAND I
THE
HOFSPITAL
254
THE TOMB
OF MAXIMILIAN I
IN
INNSBRUCK
257
INTERIOR DECORATION
263
THE
TANZHAUS
266
THE
STALLBURG
268
7
1
AN OBJECT
LESSON: STRADA S HOUSE
IN VIENNA
THE
MUNICH
ANTIQUARIUM
THE
COMMISSION
THE
DESIGN OF
1568
THE
CONCEPT
STRADA S
PROJECT: THE
DRAWINGS
STRADA S PROJECT:
THE
BUILDING
THE INTERIOR
ELEVATION
THE
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
AND ITS
MODELS
CONCLUSION:
STRADA S
ROLE IN THE
CREATION
OF THE
ANTIQUARIUM
THE
NEUGEBAUDE
THE TOMB
OF FERDINAND
I
AND
ANNA IN PRAGUE;
LICINIO S
PAINTINGS
IN PRESSBURG
KAISEREBERSDORF
AND
KATTERBURG
SOBRIETY
VERSUS
CONSPICUOUS
CONSUMPTION
HANS JAKOB
FUGGER S
LETTER
DESCRIPTION
OF THE
COMPLEX
THE PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT
OF EMPEROR
MAXIMILIAN
I1
OTTOMAN
INFLUENCE?
CLASSICAL SOURCES:
ROMAN
CASTRAMETATIO
AND
THE
FORTIFIED
PALACE
OF DIOCLETIAN
AT SPLIT
CLASSICAL
SOURCES:
MONUMENTS
OF
ANCIENT
ROME
CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN
ARCHITECTURE
STRADA S
CONTRIBUTION
CONCLUSION: STRADA S ROLE
IN THE
DESIGN
OF THE
NEUGEBAUDE
OTHER
PATRONS
OF ARCHITECTURE
THE
COURTYARD
OF THE
LANDHAUS
IN GRAZ
THE
RESIDENCE
FOR
ARCHDUKE
ERNEST
OTHER
PATRONS:
VIGM
Z
ROIMBERKA
JAN
SMBERA
CERNOHORSKJ;
Z BOSKOVIC
AND
BUEOVICE
CASTLE
IN MORAVIA
CHRISTOPH
VON TEUFFENBACH:
THE
HOUSE IN VIENNA AND
THE
CASTLE
AT DRNHOLEC
REICHARD STREIN
VON SCHWARZENAU
AND
THE
CASTLE
AT
SCHWANENAU
CONCLUSION
XII
111
I
THE
MUSAEUM
THE
MUSAEUM:
STRADA S
CIRCLE
STRADA S
HOUSE
HIGH-RANKING VISITORS: STRADA S GUEST BOOK
AND
OTTAVIO S
STAMMBUCH
URBANISSIME STRADA : ACCESSIBILITY
OF AND
HOSPITALITY IN THE
MUSAEUM
INTELLECTUAL ASSOCIATES
STRADA S CONFESSIONAL POSITION
CONTACTS
WITH
MEMBERS
OF THE
DYNASTY
THE MUSAEUM:
ITS CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
STRADA S
OWN DESCRIPTIONS
OF HIS
MUSAEUM
STRADA S
ACQUISITIONS
FOR DUKE ALBRECHT
V
OF BAVARIA
STRADA S
OWN CABINET
OF ANTIQUITIES
ACQUISITIONS
OF OTHER
MATERIALS
IN VENICE
COMMISSIONS IN MANTUA
LUSTIGEN TIECHER : CONTEMPORARY PAINTING
IN STRADA S MUSAEUM
CONCLUSION
BOOKS,
PRINTS
AND
DRAWINGS:
THE
MUSAEUM AS A CENTRE
OF
VISUAL
DOCUMENTATION
INTRODUCTION
STRADA S
ACQUISITION
OF DRAWINGS
OWLS
TO ATHENSN:
SOME DOCUMENTS
RELATING
TO STRADA S GRAPHIC
COLLECTION
THE
CONTENTS
OF STRADA S COLLECTION
OF PRINT AND
DRAWINGS
LATER
FATE
OF STRADA S
PRINTS AND
DRAWINGS
DRAWINGS PRESERVED IN A CONTEXT LINKING
THEM
TO STRADA
STRADA S COMMISSIONS
OF VISUAL
DOCUMENTATION:
ANTIQUITY
STRADA S COMMISSIONS
OF VISUAL DOCUMENTATION:
CONTEMPORAQ
ARCHITECTURE
AND
DECORATION
IMAGES
AS SOURCE
OF KNOWLEDGE
CONCLUSION
XIII
EX
MUSAEO
ET IMPENSIS
JACOBI
STRADAE
S.C.M. ANTIQUARIUS,
CIVIS ROMANI : STRADA S
FRUSTRATED AMBITIONS
AS A PUBLISHER
IS THERE LIFE
BEYOND THE
COURT?
549
STRADA S
FAMILY
549
OTTATIO
STRADA S
ROLE
553
THE
PUBLISHING
PROJECT: STRADA AMBITIONS
AS
A
PUBLISHER
556
THE
MUSAEUM
AS AN EDITORIAL OFFICE?
563
FINANCING
THE
PROGRAMME
572
THE
INDEX
SIVE
CATALOGUS
578
STRADA S
APPROACH
OF CHRISTOPHE PLANTIN
588
THE RUPTURE
WITH
OTTAVIO
593
STRADA S
TESTAMENTARY
DISPOSITION
595
CONCLUSION:
THE
AFTERMATH
598
IV
I
THE
ANTIQUARY
AND
THE
AGENT
OF
CHANGE
15
1
LE COSE
DELL ANTICHITAM:
STRADA
AS
A
STUDENT
OF
ANTIQUITY
15.1
PROFESSSION:
ANTIQUARIUS
606
15.2
STRADA S
QUALITIES
AS
AN ANTIQUARY
611
15.3
STRADA S
METHOD
616
15-4
STRADA S
AIMS
625
STRADA
&
CO:
BY
APPOINTMENT
TO
HIS
MAJESTY
THE
ETNPEROR
STRADA
AS AN IMPERIAL
ANTIQUARY
AND
ARCHITECT
631
STRADA S
ROLE
AS
AN
AGNT
G36
STRADA
AS AN INDEPENDENT
AGENT
639
EX
MUSAEO
JACOBI
DE
STRADA :
STUDY,
STUDIN,
WORKSHOP,
OFICC,
6.11
SHOWROOM
STRADA S
INFLUENCE:
AN AGENT
OF
CHANGE
646
CONCLUSION:
STRADA S
PERSONALITY
656
EPILOGUE: BACK TO THE
PORTRAIT
659
APPARATUS
1
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
2
CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF SOURCES
2
APPENDICES
A:
SOME
UNPUBLISHED LETTERS
B: STRADA S
WILL
C:
STRADA S
MUSAEUM: PLEASANT PAINTINGS
D:
STRADA S
MUSAEUM:
THE
INDEX
SIVE
CATALOGUS
4
BIBLIOGRAPHY
5
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
SAMENVATTING
INDEX OF PERSONAL NAMES
CURRICULUM
VITAE
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| spellingShingle | Jansen, Dirk Jacob 1953- Urbanissime Strada Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court Strada, Jacobus 1507-1588 (DE-588)118834320 gnd Renaissance Architecture Antiquarian studies Patronage Collecting Cultural diffusion Court Culture |
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| title | Urbanissime Strada Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court |
| title_auth | Urbanissime Strada Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court |
| title_exact_search | Urbanissime Strada Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court |
| title_full | Urbanissime Strada Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court door Dirk Jacob Jansen |
| title_fullStr | Urbanissime Strada Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court door Dirk Jacob Jansen |
| title_full_unstemmed | Urbanissime Strada Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court door Dirk Jacob Jansen |
| title_short | Urbanissime Strada |
| title_sort | urbanissime strada jacopo strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court |
| title_sub | Jacopo Strada and cultural patronage at the imperial court |
| topic | Strada, Jacobus 1507-1588 (DE-588)118834320 gnd Renaissance Architecture Antiquarian studies Patronage Collecting Cultural diffusion Court Culture |
| topic_facet | Strada, Jacobus 1507-1588 Renaissance Architecture Antiquarian studies Patronage Collecting Cultural diffusion Court Culture Hochschulschrift |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/1887/35472 http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=029236835&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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