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In 1963, Frank Brown carried out an excavation in the church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli. He never published it, and it has remained little known. This article presents the evidence of the excavation that it has been possible to find.... more
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      Medieval ArchaeologyTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)Medieval PotteryRoman Pottery
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      Antonio MuñozFrancesco GualdiSanta Maria in AracoeliTomb Slabs
The author offers a reconstruction of the lost triptych painted by Giovenale da Orvieto in 1441 for the Mancini chapel in Santa Maria in Aracoeli, Rome. He bases this on two sources: the description of the work in a treatise on the cult... more
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      Art HistoryRome, City ofPaintingLate Gothic Painting
The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana’s Adoration of the Christ Child painted by the young Bartolomeo Suardi, later called Bramantino, includes two figures – a classically dressed man in the background on the left, and a woman standing in the... more
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      Franciscan StudiesFranciscan SpiritualityNativityOctavianus Augustus
A lo largo de los siglos Roma se ha constituido como un mito, un referente al que han acudido todos los poderes hegemónicos –o que aspiraban a serlo– de cada periodo histórico. El ideal romano se ha configurado como paradigma de potestas... more
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      Roman HistoryHistory and Classical tradition studiesRome, City ofPapacy (Medieval Church History)
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      Art HistoryBaroque art and architectureItalian Baroque artGianlorenzo Bernini
A discussion of some published and unpublished documents relating to the journeys of Renaissance painters from Camerino to Padua (Giovanni Boccati) and Rome (probably Giovanni Angelo d'Antonio).
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      ArchivesRenaissance RomeUniversity of PaduaRenaissance Padua
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      Medieval FranciscansSanta Maria in Aracoeli
A design, from about 1584, found in the Naples State Archive attached to a contract for Bishop Antonio Lauro’s sepulcher in the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie at Caponapoli casts new light on the artistic orientation of sculptor... more
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      Old Master drawingsMichelangelo BuonarrotiItalian Renaissance sculptureArchitectural Drawing
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      Ancient HistoryMedieval HistoryReception of AntiquityHistory of Rome
Jeroen Reyniers, 'The Iconography of Emperor Augustus with the Tiburtine Sibyl in the Low Countries. An Overview', in: Marco Cavalieri, Pierre Assenmaker, Mattia Cavagna, David Engels (ed.), Augustus Through the Ages: Receptions, Readings... more
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      The Low CountriesMedieval Low Countries15th Century Netherlandish ArtAugustus
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      Fascism and Classical AntiquityReception of AntiquityAracoeliSanta Maria in Aracoeli
PARAGONE Rivista mensile di arte figurativa e letteratura fondata da Roberto Longhi ARTE Anno LXXI-Terza serie-Numero 152 (845) Luglio 2020 Mandragora
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      Old Master drawingsSanta Maria in AracoeliCristoforo RoncalliPomarancio
This article presents new archival evidence relevant to the removal of Giuseppe Cesari's remains from the church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli, and his subsequent tomb in San Giovanni in Laterano.
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      Death StudiesItalian Baroque artSelf-FashioningCaravaggio
Studie van de iconografie van Keizer Augustus met de Tiburtijnse sibille in Berghse kroniekenhandschrift. Analysis of the Emperor Augustus with the Tiburtine Sibil iconography in the Chronicle manuscript Castle Bergh. Jeroen Reyniers,... more
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      IconographyMedieval Low Countries15th Century Netherlandish ArtAugustus
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      Santa Maria in AracoeliPietro Cavallini
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      Medieval RomeSanta Maria in AracoeliOrvietoGiovenale Da Orvieto
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      ArtMedieval FranciscansSanta Maria in Aracoeli
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      19th century Italian artHistory of RomeJoseph Maria OlbrichEarly Christian Mosaics
The Mattei family chapel in the church of the Aracoeli in Rome was commissioned by Alessandro Mattei in 1564. Its pictorial decoration, painted by Girolamo Muziano in the 1580s at the behest of Ciriaco Mattei, is considered a source of... more
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      Italian Renaissance ArtOld Master drawingsAracoeliMannerism
Resumen: Durante la Edad Media los relatos referidos a personajes de la Antigüedad clásica fueron frecuentes. En la ciudad de Roma surgió durante el siglo VI la leyenda de Aracoeli que relacionaba al emperador Augusto con Cristo... more
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      History and Classical tradition studiesReligious SyncretismChristianity and RomeSuetonius
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      PilgrimagePapacy (Medieval Church History)Classical Reception StudiesMedieval Rome