Redigerer Pittura infamante (avsnitt)

==Litteratur==
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*Dean, Trevor. 2000. ''The Towns of Italy in the Later Middle Ages''. Manchester University Press. ISBN 0719052041
*Edgerton, Samuel Y. 1980. "Icons of Justice." ''Past and Present'', '''89''': 23-38.
*Edgerton, Samuel Y. 1985. ''Pictures and Punishment. Art and Criminal Prosecution during the Florentine Renaissance''. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press.
*[[Erik Henning Edvardsen|Edvardsen, Erik Henning]] «Freidige streker. [[Karikaturtegner]]en som biograf» (s. 237-263). I: [[Astrid Sæther]], [[Ståle Dingstad]], [[Atle Kittang]] og [[Anne Marie Rekdal]] (red.): ''Den biografiske Ibsen''. [[Acta Ibseniana]] VI. [[Senter for Ibsen-studier]]. [[Universitetet i Oslo]] 2010.
*Garberti, M. Preceruti. 1974. ''Il Castello Sforzesco. Le raccolte artistiche: Pittura e sculptura. Milan.
*Gardner, Julian. 1987. "An Introduction to the Iconography of the Medieval Italian City Gate." Dumbarton Oaks Papers, '''41''': 199-213.
*Hegarty, Melinda. 1996. "Laurentian Patronage in the Palazzo Vecchio: The Frescoes of the Sala dei Gigli." ''The Art Bulletin'', '''78'''(2): 265-285.
*Hudson, Hugh. 2006. "The Politics of War: Paolo Uccello’s Equestrian Monument for Sir John Hawkwood in the Cathedral of Florence." ''Parergon'' '''23''': 1–33.
*Mills, Robert. 2005. ''Suspended animation: pain, pleasure and punishment in medieval culture''. Reaktion Books. ISBN 1861892608
*Ortalli, Gherardo. 1979. ''La pittura infamante nei secoli XIII-XVI''. Rome.
*Wegener, Wendy J. 1993. "'That the practice of arms is most excellent declare the statues of valiant men': the Luccan War and Florentine Political ideology in paintings by Uccello and Castagno." ''Renaissance Studies'' '''7'''(2): 129–167.
*Wieruszowski, Helene. 1944. "Art and the Commune in the Time of Dante." ''Speculum'', '''19'''(1): 14-33.