Books:
* The Architecture of the Italian Renaissance: This is a comprehensive and influential study of Italian Renaissance architecture, covering its development from the 14th to the 16th centuries.
* The Middle Ages: This book explores the artistic achievements of the Middle Ages, emphasizing the richness and diversity of this period.
* Brunelleschi's Dome: This detailed analysis examines the construction of the iconic dome of the Florence Cathedral.
* The Visual Culture of the Renaissance: Italy, 1280-1550: This book explores the visual culture of the Italian Renaissance through various forms of visual art, from painting and sculpture to architecture and printmaking.
* The Lives of the Artists: The Complete Text of Giorgio Vasari: This is a translation and commentary on the seminal work of Giorgio Vasari, a 16th-century artist and writer who chronicled the lives of Italian artists.
* The Renaissance: A Cultural History: This book provides a broad overview of the Renaissance, covering its historical context, artistic achievements, and intellectual innovations.
* The Renaissance in Italy: A Social History: This book examines the social and cultural aspects of the Italian Renaissance, exploring its impact on daily life.
* The Italian Renaissance: Culture, Art, and Politics: This book explores the interconnections between culture, art, and politics in the Italian Renaissance.
Articles and Essays:
Kaufmann has published numerous articles and essays in leading scholarly journals and books on various aspects of art history, including:
* "The Origins of Renaissance Architecture"
* "The Problem of Style in Renaissance Art"
* "The Meaning of the Florentine Renaissance"
* "The Role of Patronage in the Development of Renaissance Art"
His works are considered essential reading for students and scholars of Renaissance art and architecture. He is known for his rigorous scholarship, insightful analyses, and engaging writing style.