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Reconstructing the Social Lives of Italian Renaissance Sculptures

A virtual exhibition with reconstructions of how Renaissance men, women, and children touched, dressed, venerated, spoke to, visited on pilgrimage, and generally incorporated sculptures into their lives, created by the students of ARTH 485 at Queen’s University in the fall of 2018, under the direction of Prof. Una D’Elia. The images are drawn from Renaissance Polychrome Sculpture in Tuscany: http://qspace.library.queensu.ca/handle/1974/14832

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