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Artisti

Michelangelo Merisi
1571 - 1610 Formatosi in patria con il bergamasco Simone Peterzano, si trasferì a Roma nel 1592 dove iniziò lavorando con pittori come Antiveduto Grammatica e il Cavalier d’Arpino. Ammalatosi, ... >
Pablo Picasso
1881 - 1973 >
Michelangelo Buonarroti
1475 - 1564 Fu scultore, pittore, architetto e poeta. Entrò dapprima nella bottega di Domenico Ghirlandaio (1488) e poco dopo nel circolo artistico del giardino di San Marco, patrocinato da Lorenzo il Magnifico. ... >
Vincent Van Gogh
1853 - 1890 Appartenente a una famiglia di orefici e mercanti d’arte, nacque da un pastore protestante. Nel 1869 iniziò a lavorare per la casa d’arte Goupil, per la quale realizzava riproduzioni ... >
Andrea Mantegna
1431 - 1506 Formatosi nella bottega padovana dello Squarcione, viene a contatto con le novità dei toscani di passaggio (Filippo Lippi, Paolo Uccello, Andrea del Castagno, Donatello). Si distingue per la perfetta ... >Guide d'autore

Achille Bonito Oliva
art critic He has lived in Rome since 1968, where he began his adventures as an art critic and professor of the history of contemporary art on the faculty of architecture at the University of “La ... >
Fabio Isman
Writer Fabio Isman, born in Monza to a family from Trieste, he lives in Rome. He has been a journalist forIl Messaggero for 40 years and has worked for the Piccolo and the Gazzettino as well. In Italy and abroad, ... >
Pepi Marchetti Franchi
art historian Pepi Marchetti, graduated “cum laude” in art history in Rome and got a masters in Visual Art Administration in New York, after working ten years at the Guggenheim of New York and Venice holding ... >
Francesco Piccolo
writer Originally from Caserta (he was born in the Campanian city in 1964), Francesco Piccolo has now been living in Rome for some years. He has carved out a leading role for himself among authors with countless ... >
Antonio Paolucci
Professor “I'm a lucky man, who has lived surrounded by beauty”. Professor Antonio Paolucci, born in 1939 in Rimini to a family of antiquarians, but Roman by choice, art historian, was nominated ... >Opere

Natura Morta
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Battistero
Chiesa di Santa Maria presso San Satiro >
Abside
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Campanile
Chiesa di San Samuele >
Ritratto di Vecchio
Biblioteca Reale This is considered the only real portrait of the artist and it is still the image popularly associated with the great genius of the Renaissance. It dates back to the last years of Leonardo’s life, ... >itinerari

A walk along the Quadrilatero district amidst Roman ruins and medieval buildings
Only a few traces remain today of the old Julia Augusta Taurinorum; for example, Porta Palatina is an exceptionally well-preserved example from the Roman age. A short distance away, along the corridors ... >
Secret Rome
Every city has it special places unknown to most tourists, historical and artistic curiosities lost to all but a few, but Rome possesses an almost infinite number. It is possible to discover a dome that ... >
The Venice of Casanova
Casanova was a writer, poet, alchemist, diplomat and an Italian James Bond, but he was also an unparalleled seducer. Legend has it that it was impossible to keep track of his amorous adventures. He wrote ... >
Roman Aquileia: public buildings
Discovering the places where public life took place in Roman times. The Forum, the beating heart of the city's economic, political, administrative and social life, the River Port, the Tomb are some ... >