Andrea Fulvio’s Illustrium imagines and the Beginnings of Classical Archaeology

Brian Madigan, Ph.D. (1982, University of Minnesota), is emeritus professor in art history at Wayne State University. He has published books in the areas of Greek architectural sculpture, Greek vase painting, and Roman ceremonial sculptures.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsList of FiguresIntroduction1 The Contexts of the Book and Its Author2 The Republic: Vr–XXIr3 The Early Empire: Julio-Claudians through Flavians: XXIv–LXIIIv4 The Middle Empire: Nerva Through the Antonines: LXVr–LXXXIv5 The Late Empire: Septimius Severus through the Tetrarchs: LXXXIXr–XCIIIv6 Late Antiquity: Constantinus I through Mezentius (Maxentius): XCVr–CVIr; and Medieval Rulers: CVIv–CXVIIIr7 Fulvio’s Resources, Methods and Attitudes Concerning Visual and Material Evidence8 Addendum: Fulvio’s Model Ancient Coins and the Borghesi CollectionWorks CitedIndex