Women of Florence

A fascinating look into the lives of women in Renaissance Florence, from the famous to the ordinary. Del Lungo provides a detailed account of the social and political structures that constrained and empowered these women, making this book an important addition to any history buff or Italian culture enthusiast's collection.

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