Early Modern Architecture and Whiteness : Power by Design (Hardcover)

Introduction,?PART ONE | Constructing the Racialized Body,?Chapter 1 | St. Francis/San Francesco: White, Incorrupt, Divine,?Chapter 2 | The Man of Swarthy Complexion: From Bernini’s Biographies to the (De)construction of Color,?Chapter 3 | “The dead body of a Moor”: Michelangelo, Disegno, and Racecraft in Sixteenth-century Rome,?Chapter 4 | “To blanch an Aethiop:” Inigo Jones, Queen Anna, and the Staging of Whiteness,?PART TWO | Constructing the Racialized Body-Politic,?Chapter 5 | Whitewashing Legibility: Property Surveys and The Logic of Colonial Whiteness in Eighteenth-Century Senegal, Chapter 6 | Muiscas and Moriscos within the Spanish Grid. Privileged mixed-blood settlers in the foundational records of Villa de Leyva (Colombia, 1572-1582) and Campillo de Arenas (Spain, 1508-1539), Chapter 7 | The Appropriation of Mexican Indigenous Material Culture: Architecture, Urban Design, and Antiquarianism in Eighteenth-Century Mexico, Spain, and Italy,?Chapter 8 | The Whiteness of Antiquity and Salvation. Tullio Lombardo, Gianmaria Falconetto and the Saint Anthony Chapel in Padua