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The Market and the City

Historical Urban Studies

Series editors: Richard Rodger and Jean-Luc Pinol

Titles in this series include:

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The Market and the City

Square, Street and Architecture in Early Modern Europe

Donatella Calabi
Translated by Marlene Klein

First published in Italian as Il mercato e la citt Piazze, strade, architetture d'Europa in et moderna (1993) by Saggi Marsilio.

First published 2004 by Ashgate Publishing

Published 2016 by Routledge
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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Calabi, Donatella
The market and the city : square, street and architecture in early modern Europe. (Historical urban studies)
1. Cities and towns Europe History 16th century 2. Marketplaces Europe History 16th century 3. Public spaces Europe History 16th century
I. Title
307.7'6'094'09031

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Calabi, Donatella.
[Mercato e la citt. English]
The market and the city : square, street and architecture in early modern Europe / Donatella Calabi.
p. cm. (Historical urban studies series)
Translation and expansion of the Italian edition originally published: Venezia: Marsilio, 1993. 1. ed.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-7546-0893-X (alk. paper)
1. City planningEuropeHistory. 2. Central business districtsEuropeHistory. 3. MarketsEuropeHistory. 4. MarketplacesEuropeHistory. I. Title. II. Historical urban studies.

HT169.E8 C2813 2002
307.1'216'094dc21

2002026133

ISBN 13: 978-0-7546-0893-6 (hbk)

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1. ii

Guide

1. 1. A. Van Wingaerde, Perspectival view of Barcelona, 156770. London, Victoria and Albert Museum.
2. 2. Parise, in G. Ballino, De dissegni delle pi illustri citt et fortezze del Mondo , Venetia 1569.
3. 3. Avgusta ivxta figvram quam his habet delineata ce temporibus. Augusta Vindelicorum celeberrima ... bird's eye view, in G. Braun and F. Hogenberg, Civitates Orbis Terrarum in Coloniae Agrippinae 15751618.
4. 4. G. Stradano, Piazza del Mercato Vecchio , 1561. Florence, Palazzo Vecchio.
5. 5. J. Massys, Flora with view of Genoa , 1561. Stockholm, Nationalmuseum.
6. 6. Artist unknown, The Coal Bank in Place de Grve in Paris, seventeenth century. Reims, Muse des Beaux Arts.
7. 7. Plan de Antverpen , eighteenth century. London, British Library.
8. 8. J. Amman, Allegory of Trade (Eigentliche Abbildung des gantzen Bewerbs Kaufmannschaft...) , 1571 (?). London, British Library.
9. 9. A. Drer, The Armies of the Empire and of the City of Nuremberg, 1521.
10. 10. P. Rubens, Engraving depicting Mercury abandoning the city of Antwerp, decoration for the arrival of Ferdinand of Austria, 1635. St Petersburg, Hermitage Museum.
11. 11. B. de Pitati, Birth of the Virgin ( Nascit della Vergine ) detail of the Campo of San Giacomo at Rialto, 1554. Venice, Ca' Farsetti.
12. 12. A. Sanchez Coello, The Port of Seville (with the bridge on the Quadalquin's), seventeenth century. Madrid, Museo de America.
13. 13. G. Stradano, I fuochi di S. Giovanni , detail, 1558. Florence, Palazzo Vecchio.
14. 14. Artist unknown, Loading and unloading in a large Flemish commercial port: the enormous crane at the wine market, fifteenth century. Munich, Bayerische Stadtsbibliotek.
15. 15. One of the machines for extinguishing fires, published in the treatises of the second half of the sixteenth century. In J. Besson, Thetre des Instruments (Lyon, 1578).
16. 16. The island of Rialto: the 'road' network, land use plan and use distribution before the Great Fire of 1514. Reconstruction by P. Morachiello, 1987.
17. 17. O. Trushet, Paris: the area of Les Halles and the Cimetire des Innocents in O. Trushet's city plan, 1550. Paris, Bibliothque Nationale.
18. 18. V. Carpaccio, Il patriarca di Grado libera un indemoniato , with shops and the mobile part in the middle of the wooden bridge, c . 1494.
19. 19. Paris: evolution of the property in the area of Les Halles in the late fifteenth century. In A. Chastel (ed.), L' amnagement du march central de Paris de la 'reformation des Halles' du XVI sicle au celle de XIX, Bulletin Monumental (1969).
20. 20. A. Drer, Drawing of a covered bridge, 1506. Vienna, Albertina, Graphische Sammlung.
21. 21. Florence, Ponte Vecchio : north-west facade.
22. 22. Artist unknown, View of Nuremburg's Fleischbrcke , 1598. London, British Library.
23. 23. Pietro del Massaio, Florentia , 1469. Rome, Biblioteca Vaticana.
24. 24. N. J.-B. Raguenet, La joute des mariniey au Pont de Notre Dame in Paris, 1756. Paris, Muse Carnavalet.
25. 2532. The locations of the commercial areas in the great city-ports between the sixteenth and eighteenth century: 1. Venice; 2. Paris. 3. Augsburg; 4. Nuremberg; 5. Amsterdam; 6. Antwerp; 7. Seville; 8. London. Elaborated by the author on sixteenth- and seventeenth-century plans and aerial views.
26. 33. D. Garzoni, Venice: the two islands of San Marco and Rialto separated by the Grand Canal and linked by the Mercerie and the bridge, 1712. Venice, Archivio di Stato.
27. 34. Venice: commercial and bureaucratic uses on the island of Rialto before the fire of 1514. Reconstructed by Calabi and Morachiello, 1987.
28. 35. B. de Pitati, San Marco unisce la Giustizia e la Pace , 1552. Venice, Fondazione Giorgio Cini.

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