This manuscript critically examines Atto da Pistoia’s architectural influence in Romanesque Europe, suggesting his role was pivotal in shaping monastic architecture.
This is the accepted manuscript of the paper A Critical Reconsideration of a Protagonist in Romanesque Europe: The Vallombrosan Monk Atto da Pistoia (Abbot and Bishop) and His Architectural Commissions (1125-1153), published as final paper in «Revue Bénédictine», CXXXIV (2024), 2, pp. 341-366 (ISSN: 0035-0893; e-ISSN: 2295-9009). DOI: 10.1484/J.RB.5.14366 Passuello Angelo, A Critical Reconsideration of a Protagonist in Romanesque Europe: The Vallombrosan Monk Atto da Pistoia (Abbot and Bishop) and His Architectural Commissions (1125-1153), in «Revue Bénédictine», CXXXIV (2024), 2, pp. 341-366 (ISSN: 0035-0893; e-ISSN: 2295-9009). DOI: 10.1484/J.RB.5.14366
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