Andrea del Sarto: splendor and renewal in the Renaissance altarpiece

Contents\n	Acknowledgments\n	Illustrations\n	Introduction\n		1 Painted Mysteries\n		2 The Painter without Errors\n		3 Andrea and the Monographic Tradition\n		4 Art, Renewal, and Reform\n	Chapter 1\rSight and Touch in the Noli me tangere\n		1 Touching Christ\n		2 Flesh and Facture\n		3 Figures and Figurae\n	Chapter 2\rThe Sweetness of the San Gallo Annunciation\n		1 Conceiving Christ\n		2 “A Sweet Word, but a Sweeter Act”\n		3 Gloria\n	Chapter 3\rLight from the Light of the Madonna of the Harpies\n		1 The Pursuit of Brilliance\n		2 “Like a Divine Fire”\n		3 “The Supreme Illumination of our Mind”\n		4 Among the Visionaries\n	Chapter 4\rSight and Sighs in the Disputation on the Trinity\n		1 Paradigms of Renewal\n		2 Among the Visionaries, Again\n		3 Attending to Color\n	Chapter 5\rThe Splendor of the Luco Pietà\n		1 Christ’s Death in Living Memory\n		2 The Bread of Life in Living Color\n		3 The Manner of Christ’s Death\n	Chapter 6\rLight from the Shadows in the Gambassi Altarpiece\n		1 Spiritual Transactions\n		2 Embodied Prayer\n		3 To “Rest in the Shadow of the Almighty”\n	Epilogue\n	Bibliography\n	Index