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Posts Tagged ‘Michelangelo’
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Art News
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Wednesday 10 March 2010
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Ultraviolet Rays Uncover “The Real” Giotto
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Giotto’s original paintings in the Peruzzi Chapel, in the basilica of Santa Croce in Florence, have no more secrets. The use of ultraviolet rays has allowed a skilful team of restorers to uncover the details which ...
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by Silvia Bosi
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Art Exhibits
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Monday 27 July 2009
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In Florence Mapplethorpe Dialogues With Michelangelo
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Robert Mapplethorpe would have been proud of it. It is him, the photographer of scandals and obscenity, according to the self-righteous orthodox, in a temple of art like the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence. The US artist would have been ...
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by Elena Lanzanova
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Art Market
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Thursday 11 June 2009
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The Camuccini Collection At Auction At Bloomsbury
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Manuscripts, autograph documents, science and medicine essays, letters, relics and photographic evidence, atlases, will be the desired objects which collectors will be able to obtain at Bloomsbury’s next special auction in Rome. The appointment with the auction of ...
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by Silvia Bosi
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Art News
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Wednesday 29 April 2009
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The New York Times Writes: “is It Or Isn’T It A Michelangelo?”
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“Is it or isn't it a Michelangelo?” This is the question with which, a few days ago, the New York Times, influential US newspaper, started an article about the attribution to the great Renaissance master of ...
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by Elena Lanzanova
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Flashnews
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Thursday 9 April 2009
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Tuscan Tower ‘by Michelangelo’
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Pietrasanta - A 16th-century bell tower in this Tuscan hillside town has been attributed to Renaissance great Michelangelo. The study, by History of Architecture researchers at Florence University, also claims the tower's interior is an exact mirror image of Trajan's ...
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by arcadja
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Art News
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Thursday 11 December 2008
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Works At The Sagrada Familia, Favourable Or Against?
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The Sagrada Familia is one of the most famous buildings realised by Antoni Gaudì – the renowned architect who was able to marry in his works fantasy and solidity, past and modernity, transferring talent and movement to architectonic rigour. The ...
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by Silvia Bosi
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