Documents

Abstract

It is our intention to include in this joumal a short section entitled simply 'Documents'. This, we hope, will provide a venue for the publication of the widest possible range of primary material of relevance to post-Renaissance Anglo-Italian cultural relations. Please submit contributions to]AIS, 40 Southfield Road, Oxford OX4 lNZ adopting the house style of the Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes (published at the rear of every issue). There is no need for detailed introduction or annotation. It is vital, however, that the documents themselves should be accurately transcribed. By way of initiating the series I begin with a sixteenth-century subject and an early seventeenth-century one, both of an art-historical nature and both made possible by scholarly collaboration.