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50:). She lived there with her friends and fellow courtesans Alessandra Fiorentina, Brigida, and Beatrice Ferrarese. Among them Camilla seems, from her letters, to have assumed the role of matriarch of this unusual family. Camilla and her companions could nevertheless enjoy a house decorated by the painter 57:
Camilla was renowned for her beauty, musical and literary skills. She wrote letters to her friend Francesco del Nero (1487-1563), who was Filippo Strozzi's brother-in-law and close business associate, complaining about her mistreatment at her lover's hands.
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She is known in literary history for the 33 letters she sent to Strozzi between 1516 and 1517. Her letters, together with those of
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and Cassola for which we may assume that Verdelot and Festa supplied the music.
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It is also possible that this is the same Camilla Pisana mentioned by
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Camilla, Filippo's mistress, was able to write poetry in the style of
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Einstein, Alfred. The Italian Madrigal. 3 vols. Translated by
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Camilla Pisana became one of four courtesans installed by
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Index

Filippo Strozzi
Porta San Gallo
Florence
Duke Lorenzo d'Urbino
Catherine de' Medici
Rosso Fiorentino
Veronica Franco
Italian Renaissance
Alfred Einstein
Costanzo Festa
Philippe Verdelot
Bembo
Aretino




"Camilla Pisana, la perfetta moglie?: tentativi di affermazione personale di una cortigiana del Rinascimento"
ISSN
0021-3020
JSTOR
41440474
Freewomen, Patriarchal Authority, and the Accusation of Prostitution
ISBN
978-0-429-51667-2
Francesco del Nero
Enciclopedia Treccani
"Camilla Pisana"
"Review of A Corresponding Renaissance: Letters Written by Italian Women, 1375–1650, Kaborycha Lisa"
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