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A Visit To Montone, Umbria
Montone – A Medieval Hill Town In Umbria While our friends were visiting us we went for a quick look around Montone, a beautiful Umbrian hill town close to where we live on the Tuscany Umbria bo… more →
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A Visit To Montone, Umbria
tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 2 weeks ago: Montone – A Medieval Hill Town In Umbria While our friends were visiting us we went for a quic … more →
finally, an artist that is cool.
swtctwshan wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ll be honest – I hate art. Most of it makes zero sense to me and I believe that it makes ze … more →
Clothing in Renaissance Religious Art
chrismadden wrote 3 weeks ago: While wandering round The Sacred Made Real, the exhibition of Spanish renaissance Christian art at t … more →
Lunch At Del Carmine Trattoria, Florence, Tuscany
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tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 3 weeks ago: Del Carmine, Florence, Tuscany After visiting Masaccio’s Frescoes In The Brancacci Chapel on o … more →
Masaccio's Frescoes, Brancacci Chapel, Florence, Tuscany
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tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 3 weeks ago: Masaccio, Cappella Brancacci, Santa Maria del Carmine On our Visit To Florence, Tuscany last week we … more →
The Sacred Made Real: The National Gallery, London
chrismadden wrote 4 weeks ago: St Francis in Meditation, 1635-39. Francisco de Zurbarán (1598–1664). © The National Gallery, London … more →
A Visit To Florence, Tuscany
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tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 4 weeks ago: Florence, Tuscany We have friends staying and yesterday we took them to Florence, the capital of Tus … more →
New Medieval and Renaissance Galleries
art4dealers wrote 1 month ago: The V&A will be opening their new Medieval and Renaissance Galleries next month (November 2009) … more →
Piero della Francesca's Flagellation of Christ in Urbino
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tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 1 month ago: The Flagellation of Christ by Piero della Francesca, Ducal Palace, Urbino, Italy Piero della Frances … more →
Anamorphic Riddle Answered
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pluribusone wrote 2 months ago: Anamorphosis, in its earliest use in art, during the Renaissance, is defined as a perspective on an … more →
Spello Apartments, Umbria
tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 2 months ago: Town Houses & Apartments in Spello, Umbria Gorgacce Rentals have two town houses and seven apart … more →
Spello, Umbria
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tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 2 months ago: A Visit To Spello In Umbria On Friday I went for a look around Spello in Umbria, having already visi … more →
*DVD Review* The Da Vinci Detective
Luigi Bastardo wrote 2 months ago: Order now at Amazon.com! DVD Review: The Da Vinci Detective Originally posted at blogcritics.org Str … more →
The Bad Slam (after Raphael)
Ed Syder wrote 2 months ago: I’ve finally gotten round to doing the thing I originally wanted to do (do some skate versions … more →
Why do aesthetics matter?
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trivium wrote 3 months ago: Many of the answers to the life riddles that people treat as though they were rhetorical questions c … more →
Things That Brought Me Joy... Week of August 17
mymysays wrote 3 months ago: Joy in the Weeks of August 10 & 17 Titian's Mary Magdalene, on exhibit at Ottawa's Natio … more →
Spoleto, Umbria
tuscanyumbriavilla wrote 3 months ago: A Visit To The Town of Spoleto, Umbria On our way back from our Umbrian Rafting adventure, we decide … more →
Broadening the Spectrum: Tony Quinton at Sixth Street Gallery and Corner Coffee Cafe
stevebrisendine wrote 3 months ago: "Self-Portrait", Pastel. Tony Quinton New Classics: African American Portraits 9 a.m.-5 p. … more →
The Recognitions (Part I) -- William Gaddis
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Biblioklept wrote 3 months ago: In William Gaddis’s massive first novel, The Recognitions, Wyatt Gwyon forges paintings by mas … more →
