Renaissance Resources

Free resource on Italian Renaissance art available from Oxford University Press and the National Gallery of Art,
Washington, generously supported by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. It features eight units on different
themes of Italian Renaissance art, each with well-illustrated essays written by NGA staff, primary source documents, discussion questions, classroom activities, and glossary terms and biographies excerpted from Grove Art Online entries.

A digital introduction to the Renaissance, especially literature and print culture, to better utilize the Library of Congress's collection.

A popular digital publication that includes a brief overview of Renaissance history specific to Florence. Note: this is not a a peer-reviewed resource, but it does include basic information that could be useful to first-time researchers.