A fascinating look at one of the most important archives of Renaissance Italy, the Farnese Collection in Naples. Gachard delves into the history and provenance of this vast trove of documents, which includes letters, manuscripts, treatises, and other valuable records illuminating the political, cultural, and religious life of the era. A must-read for historians, archivists, and anyone interested in the Renaissance.

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