Book review of: Designed to Impress: Guido Mazenta’s Plans for the Entry of Gregoria Maximiliana of Austria into Milan 
(1597). Janis Bell, Elisa Ruiz Garcia, Silvio Leydi, and Stefano Bruzzese

Guidicini, Giovanna

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Book review of: Designed to Impress: Guido Mazenta’s Plans for the Entry of Gregoria Maximiliana of Austria into Milan (1597). Janis Bell, Elisa Ruiz Garcia, Silvio Leydi, and Stefano Bruzzese

Guidicini, Giovanna (2026) Book review of: Designed to Impress: Guido Mazenta’s Plans for the Entry of Gregoria Maximiliana of Austria into Milan (1597). Janis Bell, Elisa Ruiz Garcia, Silvio Leydi, and Stefano Bruzzese. Renaissance Quarterly, 79 (1). ISSN 0034-4338 (Print); 1935-0236 (Online)

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Creators/Authors:	Guidicini, Giovanna
Abstract:	This article reviews the book 'Designed to Impress: Guido Mazenta’s Plans for the Entry of Gregoria Maximiliana of Austria into Milan (1597)', published by Janis Bell, Elisa Ruiz Garcia, Silvio Leydi, and Stefano Bruzzese, in 2023. Reviewed for the academic journal Renaissance Quarterly.
Output Type:	Article
Uncontrolled Keywords:	city, ceremony, triumphal entry, Austria
Schools and Departments:	Mackintosh School of Architecture > History of Architecture & Urban Studies (HAUS)
Dates:	Date Date Type 1 January 2026 Accepted
Status:	In Press
Related URLs:	https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/rq...
Copyright and Open Access Information:	"Authors may deposit either the published PDF of their article or the final accepted version of the manuscript after peer review (but not proofs of the article) in a non-commercial repository where it can be made freely available no sooner than twelve (12) months after publication of the article in the journal. Funded authors may deposit their accepted manuscripts in non-commercial institutional or disciplinary repositories with an embargo period that complies with their Funders' policies (including no embargo where required) and under a CC BY-NC license." - https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/open
Output ID:	10680
Deposited By:	Giovanna Guidicini
Deposited On:	24 Feb 2026 14:53
Last Modified:	24 Feb 2026 14:59