Guido Tigler
Associate Professor
Department of History, Archeology, Geography, Art and Entert
University of Firenze
Italy
Biography
Guido Tigler, born in Florence in 1963, is an associate professor of Medieval Art History at the University of Florence. He graduated in 1989 in Medieval Art History at the University of Florence, with a thesis curated by Adriano Peroni, entitled Sculpture and Romanesque Architecture in Lucca . In 1994 he received the title of Doctor of History in Art History at the University of Venice, with the thesis The Major Portal of San Marco in Venice, tutored by W. Dorigo and R. Polacco. In 2001, following a competition, he was eligible for the University for Foreigners in Perugia. Since 2002 he has been Associate Professor of Medieval Art History at the Faculty of Humanities and Philosophy at the University of Florence,
Research Interest
History of Medieval Art
Publications
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Tigler, Guido (2017). Romanesque pulpits in Tuscany: the Lombard-Lucchese specimens of the 13th century. In: Timothy Verdon, John Serafini (cure). And the Word made beauty. Acts of the International Conferences on the Historical Tuscan Environments (Barga, Pisa, Pistoia, Siena, Florence, May 19-28, 2016), pp. 248-263, Florence: Mandragora, ISBN: 978-88-7461-317-5.
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Tigler, Guido (2017). The pulpit of San Pier Scheraggio today at San Leonardo in Arcetri in Florence. In: Timothy Verdon, John Serafini (cure). And the Word Became Beauty, Acts of the International Conference on the Tuscan Istrian ambones (Barga, Pisa, Pistoia, Siena, Florence, May 19-28, 2016), pp. 264-279, Florence: Mandragora, ISBN: 978-88-7461-317-5.
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Tigler, Guido (2017). The reconstruction of the San Zeno Cathedral in Pistoia in the 12th century. Livorno: Sillabe, ISBN: 978-88-8347-921-2
