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Francesco Albertini
Francesco Albertini (born in Florence in 1469 - died post 30 August 1510 〔De Boer, p. 11.〕) was a canon of the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Florence and a chaplain of Cardinal Fazio Santoro in Rome. In 1510 he wrote three books: The ''Opusculum de mirabilibus novae & veteris urbis Romae'', the ''Septem mirabilia orbis et urbis Romae et Florentinae''〔The ''Seven miracles of Rome and Florence'' actually described 21 edifice: Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, seven buildings in Rome and seven building in Florence. - Stinger, p. 70.〕 and the ''Memoriale di molte picture e statue sono nella inclyta cipta di Florentia''.
''Opusculum de mirabilibus novae & veteris urbis Romae'' was "the most popular guide to Ancient Rome in the sixteenth century".〔Stinger, p. 70.〕 Albertini presented it as the new and updated ''Mirabilia'' "shorn of its fables and nonsense", and included a substantial description of the reconstruction of Rome started by Pope Sixtus IV.〔Stinger, pp. 70-71.〕
''Memoriale di molte picture e statue sono nella inclyta cipta di Florentia'' is generally considered the first guidebook of Florence. According to Klein and Zerner, it is "a superficial and rather poor piece of writing" of dubious factual value, but it stands out as a monument of artistic spirit, pride and self-consciousness of Florentine people.〔Klein and Zerner, p. 30〕 However, De Boer shows that Albertini made few attributional mistakes and the book, albeit concise, is one of the most valuable sources about Florentine art prior to Giorgio Vasari's ''Lives of the Artists''.〔De Boer, pp. 11-37.〕
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