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Con l’obiettivo scientifico di delineare un contributo innovativo entro il vasto quadro storiografico esistente, il volume affronta la lettura del Tempietto realizzato da Bramante per i Re Cattolici Isabella di Castiglia e Ferdinando di... more
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      Architectural HistoryArchitecture in Italian Renaissance and Baroque ArtItalian Renaissance ArtThe discovery of Antiquity in Early Renaissance Art
The subject of this study was space within space concept which is one of the universal principles in architecture. This paper analyses typical contemporary and historical examples where this concept has been applied in such a way that one... more
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      Space SciencesArchitectureSpace and PlaceLandscape Architecture
Seconda edizione:
"Il Rinascimento italiano", fa parte di "La grande storia dell'arte", Milano 2015, vol. 1, cap. 4, pp. 68-81
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      Leon Battista AlbertiLeone Battista Alberti: Defining Humanist ArchitectureAlberti's Easthetic View on ClssisismMinerva Medica
This study focuses on the sole surviving primary document concerning Bramante's Tempietto, the inscribed foundation stone bearing the date 1502 and identifying the patrons as Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabel of Castile. Examination of the... more
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      Renaissance RomeItalian Renaissance ArchitectureBramanteTempietto di San Pietro in Montorio
La chiesa di San Pietro in Montorio occupa un posto di assoluto rilievo tra gli edifici religiosi di Roma nel XV secolo, per novità delle soluzioni architettoniche e decorative (felice esempio di dialogo tra influssi diversi), per... more
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      Architectural HistoryArchitecture in Italian Renaissance and Baroque ArtItalian Renaissance ArtItalian Renaissance Architectural History
Il saggio approfondisce la storia delle vicende architettoniche del complesso monumentale di San Pietro in Montorio dal XV secolo ad oggi. Si esamina il progetto per il tempietto, attribuito da Serlio a Bramante, e si pubblicano alcuni... more
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      Architectural HistoryRenaissance RomeEarly modern SpainBramante
Il Tempietto di Bramante è una delle opere più studiate della Storia dell’Architettura e probabilmente una delle più “misurate”. Numerosi sono i rilievi pubblicati che nel corso degli anni hanno ormai consolidato un riferimento metrico e... more
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      ArchitectureBramanteproportions and Harmony in architectureTempietto di San Pietro in Montorio
El tempietto di San Pietro in Montorio, proyectado por Donato Bramante a comienzos del siglo XVI en Roma, y con el que se contribuyó a fijar el lenguaje de la Renovatio Urbis del epicentro del catolicismo y, de modo general, del... more
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      Cultural StudiesVisual StudiesReception StudiesItalian Renaissance Architectural History
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      Art HistoryArchitectureRenaissance ArtArchitectural History
The essay investigates the social, political, religious and cultural motivations of the architectural patronage of the Catholic Kings in Rome
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      Renaissance StudiesArchitecture in Italian Renaissance and Baroque ArtItalian Renaissance ArtRenaissance Rome
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      RinascimentoBernardino LuiniBernardino CarvajalTempietto di San Pietro in Montorio
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      ApocalypticismEschatology and ApocalypticismFranciscan StudiesFranciscan Spirituality
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      Renaissance StudiesRenaissance ArtItalian Renaissance ArtHistory of the Franciscan Order
Self-evident proof has been released by Scott Lund showing that Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa as a personification of Bramante's Tempietto in Rome. The Prado copy of the iconic painting provides corroborating detail that the... more
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      Art HistorySymbolism (Art History)Leonardo da VinciGreek and Roman Gods & Goddesses
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      UmbriaSantuari EtruschiTempietto di San Pietro in MontorioSpada
Cassandra D'Amario, a schoolgirl in Rome, became the first person in history to knowingly pose for a photograph at the secret location where the Mona Lisa was envisioned by Leonardo da Vinci. Her picture was taken August 2, 2016, at the... more
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      MythologyArt HistoryTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)Italian Renaissance Art
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      Architecture in Italian Renaissance and Baroque ArtItalian Renaissance ArtItalian Renaissance Architectural HistoryItalian Renaissance Architecture
Mona Lisa landscape hides images connected with the cult site of Roman Childbirth goddess Diana. Three Owls and St. Christopher carrying the Christ Child are seen hidden in the rock formations of the Mona Lisa's left landscape.... more
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      Art HistoryTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)History of ArtItalian Renaissance Art