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January 5, 2021
Great master of Venetian tonalism, together with Giorgione, Titian artistically dominates in Venice and reaches an extraordinary world fame. by Fabio Massimo Penna As we saw in a previous article Tiziano Vecellio, a pupil and collaborator of Giorgione, was a painter… Continue Reading…
29 December 2020
The Venetian tonalism starts from Castelfranco Veneto, a pictorial technique based on Giorgione's innovative idea of eliminating the preparatory drawing. by Fabio Massimo Penna If the fifteenth century is dominated by Renaissance art, the beginning of the sixteenth century saw a unique event come true, linked… Continue Reading…
22 December 2020
The sixteenth century sees Florence welcome what many consider the greatest painter of all time, Raffaello Sanzio. Meanwhile, Michelangelo left traces of his greatness in the city. by Fabio Massimo Penna In the years ranging from 1504 to 1508 Florence hosted… Continue Reading…
21 December 2020
A city rich in history and art, Volterra was also the mythical place where Carlo Cassola set many novels. by Fabio Massimo Penna Hometown of the artist Daniele Ricciarelli, known as Daniele da Volterra, a painter whose fame was compromised by the assignment… Continue Reading…
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