Isabella d'Este on the Web

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This paper explains that there does not seem to be much in-depth information about Isabella d'Este on the internet as compared to other figures of her time. The majority of the references to her are in regards to either Leonardo DaVinci or some other lesser known Renaissance artists. The author points out that the best site by far is by a group called The Xenophon Group International, a military history group which delves deeply into the background of Isabella's family and her life. The paper relates that an Italy-based site titled "Arte Mantovana" is the home of one of the worst sites on Isabella d'Este; incredibly short, this site does not even begin to scratch the surface of Isabella's life or her many contributions to the arts, scholars, and politics of Renaissance Italy.

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"There is one site that is bad, but not too bad, definitely not the worst; though it is merely a Geocities.com site. For those not familiar, Geocities is a free website hosting/building website. Very little of value, as far as education, can normally be found there. This particular site has a few things going for it that keep it from the bottom of the list. First of all it features a few pictures to go along with the information that gives you a better look at Isabella and her family. The information on the site is rather sloppy but there is more there than with some other sites."

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