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Ennio Piano on The Economics of Renaissance Art
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As its name implies, the Renaissance is often thought of as a turning point in human history. Art is its most celebrated, long-lasting legacy. And the romanticized perception of the artist as a genius is its byproduct. But how exactly did artists become artists? Who commissioned their work? How could the patrons oversee the quality of the work they
were commissioning? We will be talking today with Ennio Piano about the economics of art markets in the Renaissance.
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