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November 28, 2020
Tuscany in the second half of the fifteenth century saw the birth of two geniuses destined to leave an indelible mark on world art and culture, Leonardo and Michelangelo. by Fabio Massimo Penna In the Florence of the second half of the fifteenth century, Andrea's workshop… Continue Reading…
November 26, 2020
Tippi Degrè's childhood in africa is an invitation for man to recover a direct and serene relationship with nature and animals. A little girl's best friend? The lion. That of Tippi Degré was certainly not… Continue Reading…
November 19, 2020
The Renaissance innovations are imposed in the Tuscan capital thanks also to Beato Angelico, Andrea Del Castagno, Paolo Uccello and Sandro Botticelli. by Fabio Massimo Penna As we have previously highlighted, among the most important works of the early Renaissance phase,… Continue Reading…
November 17, 2020
Africa: where man's journey began, where nature has given rise to a variety of landscapes and living forms of shocking beauty, where the rites and traditions of millenary civilizations accompany everyday life and fascinate ... Continue Reading ...
November 16, 2020
In the Tuscan city, Gothic and Renaissance coexist for a long time, while some artists, although linked to the Gothic, slowly open up to the original Renaissance proposal. by Fabio Massimo Penna Throughout the first part of the fifteenth century in Florence, International Gothic and… Continue Reading…
With Foppa in the fifteenth century and with Moretto, Romanino and Savoldo in the sixteenth century, Lombardy expresses its own version of the Renaissance. by Fabio Massimo Penna Brescia in the sixteenth century has its own declination of the Renaissance thanks to prominent personalities such as those… Continue Reading…
November 15, 2020
The beginning of the fifteenth century saw the Tuscan capital as a witness to the innovations that changed the world of art forever. by Fabio Massimo Penna What happened in the artistic field in Florence at the beginning of the fifteenth century is a real Copernican revolution.… Continue Reading…
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