Bartolomeo Pinelli
Canto XVII, pl.38 from L'Inferno di Dante (Dante's Inferno)
Etching
1825
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National Gallery: Masaccio: 'The Pisa Altarpiece'
Tommaso di ser Giovanni, known as Masaccio, was born on 21 December 1401 in San Giovanni Valdarno, south of Florence. It is not known with whom he trained, but he may have spent time in the workshop of the sculptor Donatello. From around 1423 Masacci...
Bell-Roberts Art Gallery: Giovanni Agresti Fiumara: Capetonians©
“Many people are anxious when they’re about to be photographed: not because they fear, as primitives do, being violated but because they fear the camera’s disapproval. People want the idealized image: a photograph of themselves looking their best....
Villa Marcello in Levada di Piombino Dese: THE VILLA INTO THE MIRROR: A Group show with Giovanni Giaconis Facciate, Images of Architectures
Giovanni Giaconi, who describes himself as an archeologist with a nomadic metropolitan life style, lives in both Vicenza and New York because he loves both the aristocratic villas of Italy's Veneto region and the human throng of the great A...
Christie's: Old Master Pictures
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Reggia di Colorno: Giovanni Lanfranco A painter in Parma, Rome and Naples (1582 – 1647)
In order to allow such an important artistic event, Neaples and Rome have joined Parma as well. After the exhibition in Parma, Neaples is housing it from 21st December 2001 to 24th February 2002 (Neaples, Castel Sant’Elmo) and Rome from 16th March...
Minneapolis Institute of Arts: Restoring a Masterpiece: Castiglione Conservation Project
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The Rotonde at the European Union: The 32 Villas of Andrea Palladio: Watercolors and Drawings by Giovanni Giaconi
Scamozzi was an architect from Vicenza of the late XVIII, who reproduced with ink the facades of Venetian houses, showing a certain interest towards a realistic representation. Such works gave Giaconi the idea of applying to these monuments a port...
San Diego Museum of Art: Master Drawings from the Collection of Alfred Moir
Included are fine examples by Annibale Carracci, Pietro da Cortona, Luca Giordano, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Francesco Solimena, Salvator Rosa, Abraham Bloemaert, and Simon Vouet.
The exhibition presents a selection of works from the personal...
Michael Werner Gallery: Correspondences: Drawings Past and Present”
The selection of drawings in this exhibition illustrates the timelessness of documenting the conceptual process, from the looser, unconstrained studies to the more fully realized. The works show the creative processes of artists through the ages w...
National Gallery of Art: The Unfinished Print: Works by Rembrandt, Piranesi, Degas, Munch and Others
The exhibition opens in conjunction with Jasper Johns: Prints from Four Decades and American
Naive Paintings, which will be on view during the same period in adjacent galleries.
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Nipple Gallery Arte Contemporanea: Corpo Elettronico video projections, digital stills and live performance by Elastic Group of Artistic Research
ELASTIC GROUP is a couple of video artist (Alexandro Ladaga e Silvia Manteiga) who from 1999 focuses his artistic research on the integration of philosophy and new-tech. ELASTIC video installation explore the relation between perception and interp...
Museum of Fine Art Houston: Art of Rome in the 18th Century
In the 18th century, Rome's civic and religious leaders
commissioned exceptional artists from throughout Europe to
construct and embellish churches, palaces, fountains, public
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Frick Collection: A Brush with Nature: The Gere Collection of Landscape Oil Sketches
Created by eighteenth- and nineteenth-century artists working out of
doors, these plein-air sketches were painted quickly -- the artists often
spent no more than two hours on a work -- and attempted to capture subtle
atmospheric effects and...
Yale School of Art, Holcombe T. Green Jr. Gallery: Intersections/ Intersecciones: An Exhibition of Cuban Artists
Artists participating in this show are Giovanni Bosch, Christian Curiel, Florencio Gelabert, Coco Fusco, Marco Lau, Leonel Matheu, Julio Armando Mendoza, Maritza Molina, Eduardo Muñoz Ordoqui, Chantal Perez, Hugo Perez, Jesus Rivera and Leandro So...
National Gallery: Family Fortunes: Painting the Family
We are invited to consider what
we mean by families, and what was meant at different times in history: in
many of these paintings the father is absent and, in some, the painting
was intended to serve as a photograph might today - a reminder, ...
Art Instutite ofChicago: Raphael and Titian: The Renaissance Portrait
The Raphael and Titian portraits will be on loan to the Art Institute from the Pitti Gallery in Florence, where they are
considered to be two of the greatest masterpieces in the collection. This exhibition offers a rar...
Huntenkunst: Huntenkunst 2005 Opens Today
ITALIAN ARTISTS
Every year artists from a specific country are being invited. After Denmark,
Czech Republic, Belgium, Switzerland, Hungary and France, Italy has been chosen
for Huntenkunst 2005. The project is set up in close cooperation wit...
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney: Arte Povera: Art from Italy 1967-2002
Arte Povera artists - Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari,
Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Giulio Paolini, Giuseppe
Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto and Gliberto Zorio – are recognised for their dive...
National Gallery: Baroque Painting in Genoa: The First Exhibition to Be Held in Britain of Genoese Painting
This is the first exhibition to be held in Britain of Genoese painting. Highlights include Rubens Equestrian Portrait of Giovan Carlo Doria, an impressive image of one of Genoa's most significant artistic patrons; Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione's ...
Barios Bar: 2-person show: Jerry Ross and Clarice Zdanski
Just as at the end of 1850, a group of young painters in Florence began to get together to oppose the academic approach by meeting at the Caffè Michelangelo, so now we too meet at Barios to keep the discussion alive.
They were the "Macchiaio...
National Gallery of Art: The Triumph of the Baroque:
Architecture in Europe 1600-1750
The exhibition begins in the central galleries on the ground floor of the West Building with the baroque in
Rome. It will continue along the spine of the building, then upstairs to the West Garden Court and alon...
Palazzo delle Prigioni Nuove - Auguste Rodin Foundation: Rodin Plaster & Bronzes
The exhibition, organized by Arte Communications, will exhibit Rodin's most significant works in plaster, in which Rodin best expressed his genius. Rodin modeled his sculptures first in clay, which disintegrates over time, making then a negative m...
Montreal Museum of Fine Art: Italian Masterpieces From Raphael To Tiepolo
The works range in scale from intimate devotional paintings and portraits to state commissions, monumental altarpieces and mythological paintings. Italian Masterpieces from Raphael to Tiepolo will offer the public an unprecedented opportunity to e...
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Gentile Bellini and the East
The first-ever exhibition devoted to Gentile Bellini, Gentile Bellini and the East presents new findings about an important, little known period in Renaissance cultural history and Gentile's role as a painter in the court of the Ottoman sultan Meh...
Kimbell Art Museum: Giovanni Battista Moroni: Renaissance Portraitist
In this focused exhibition, the Kimbell Art Museum brings together 10 of
Moroni's finest and most innovative works from throughout his career,
ranging from his earliest ...
Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University: The Changing Garden: Four Centuries of European and American Art
The Changing Garden presents nearly 200 works—prints, drawings, paintings, and photographs—by more than 100 artists. The exhibition includes great names from art history, such as Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Jean-Honoré Fr...
Thurber House Gallery: Charmed: The Art of Chris Raschka
While in Columbus, Raschka will visit with children at the Main and Northern Lights branches of the Columbus Metropolitan Library, and spend a day in activities with the students of Ohio Avenue Elementary, thanks to the support of the State Librar...
Esso Gallery: Lato Destro: The Photographic Side of Arte Povera
About the relationship between art and photography there is a great deal to say. Too much in a press release.
It's relevant to say that in this particular case the alchemical processes in the work of the Arte Povera artists finds a natural grou...
Museum of Modern Art, Oxford: Enclosed and Enchanted
United by an interest in architecture and how the outside world can be reconfigured in the context of the gallery, these artists examine the duality in man-made, yet natural, spaces. The result is a kind of double enclosure, in which the appropria...
Portland Museum of Art: Alberto Giacometti
Alberto Giacometti includes 13 drawings, ranging from precise and light-filled interiors to the haunting stare of a masterful late
drawing of his brother and frequent model, Diego. Lithography and etching became a natural extension of his drawing...
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