Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann has written:
'The mastery of nature' -- subject(s): Renaissance, Renaissance Architecture, Renaissance Art, Renaissance Science
'Toward a Geography of Art'
'Variations on the Imperial theme in the age of Maximilian II and Rudolf II' -- subject(s): Allegories, Art patronage, Festivals, Festivals in art
'Central European drawings, 1680-1800' -- subject(s): Central European Drawing, Collectors and collecting, Drawing, Exhibitions
'The school of Prague' -- subject(s): Art, Art collections, Art patronage, Czech Painting, Expatriate painters, Mannerism (Art), Painting, Private collections
'Variations on the Imperial theme' -- subject(s): Allegories, Festivals, Festivals in art
Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann is an art historian known for his work on the art and culture of the Northern Renaissance, particularly in Central Europe. He has written extensively on topics such as art collecting, court culture, and artistic exchange in the 16th and 17th centuries. Some of his notable books include "The School of Prague: Painting at the Court of Rudolf II" and "Court, Cloister, and City: The Art and Culture of Central Europe, 1450–1800."
Thomas D. Kaufmann has written: 'Aluminum industry prospects, 1983-93' -- subject(s): Aluminum industry and trade, Forecasting
Marta Dacosta has written: 'En atalaia alerta'
Otto Kaufmann has written: 'Die neue Alterssicherung'
Felix Kaufmann has written: 'Methodology of the social sciences'
Karlheinz Kaufmann has written: 'Kandidaturen Zum Bundestag'
J. Maria Dacosta has written: 'Roses' -- subject(s): Pictorial works, Description and travel
Tania Kaufmann has written: 'O instante da descoberta'
Peter Kaufmann has written: 'Der Tempel der Wahrheit'
Gerhard Kaufmann has written: 'Wie Sag Ich's Auf Deutsch?'
Donald L. Kaufmann has written: 'Norman Mailer; the countdown'
P. J. Kaufmann has written: 'Passing off and misappropriation'
Max Kaufmann has written: 'Die Vernichtung der Juden Lettlands'