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(NB: The once uploaded article has been removed. It is now part of a book: 'GANDHI AND THE POPES' (Peter Lang Publishers, 2015). The original version is still available in 'Gandhi Marg' 33/3. SYNOPSIS: Eighty years ago, Gandhi visited... more
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      ClothingSistine ChapelGandhiDress
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      Sculptural StudiesGreek SculptureMichelangelo BuonarrotiAncient Rome
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      Coffins of the Third Intermediate PeriodVatican MuseumsEgyptian Coffins
Al Lapidario Profano ex Lateranense è conservato un nucleo di iscrizioni sepolcrali latine rinvenute nel 1861 a vigna Marchini, sulla via Nomentana. Il sito di provenienza è identificabile grazie ai catasti ottocenteschi, mentre i... more
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      Latin EpigraphyAncient Topography (Archaeology)Ancient RomeMusei Vaticani
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      Roman BronzesRoman ArchaeologyVatican Museums
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      Antonio CanovaVatican MuseumsPope Pius VIICarlo Fea
La Révolution française a eu des effets sur la politique culturelle européenne, notamment sur celle de Pie VI (Braschi) continuée par son successeur Pie VII (Chiaramonti). Le Directoire qui avait pour projet d'étendre la Liberté aux pays... more
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      HistoryArt HistoryMuseum StudiesFrench Revolution
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      History of Collections (Archaeology)NapoleonAntonio CanovaVatican Museums
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      Roman MosaicsVatican Museums
To download the text, go on "2 files", then click on "raffaelecaracciolo" link (per scaricare il testo, vai su "2 files", quindi clicca sul link "raffaele caracciolo"). Il presente lavoro oscilla tra i due poli estremi della... more
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      Renaissance StudiesRenaissanceRenaissance ArtItalian Renaissance Art
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      Art HistoryMuseum StudiesArt ConservationArt Criticism
Il III miglio della via Prenestina è noto per la presenza di uno dei complessi architettonici più importanti del Suburbio di Roma, ovvero i resti tradizionalmente attribuiti alla Villa dei Gordiani. La speculazione edilizia del XX secolo... more
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      Roman HistoryTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)Latin EpigraphyRoman Epigraphy
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      Art HistoryRenaissance StudiesPainting ConservationXVII century
History of the arcaheological collections of the Vatican Museum during the 18th and 19th century.
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      History of Collections (Archaeology)MuseographyVatican Museums
The bas-relief of the Lateran Museum representing three personifications of Etruscan peoples was found during the excavations in Caere in 1840, together with several portraits of members of the julio-claudian imperial family. The analysis... more
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      Julio-Claudian EmperorsRoman SculptureRoman ArtCaere
Il contributo ricostruisce la storia del calco della Pietà vaticana di Michelangelo Buonarroti, realizzato nel 1975 all'interno dei laboratori dei Musei Vaticani come calco di seconda generazione, in un momento storico di grande revival... more
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      History of MuseumsMuseums and IdentityMichelangelo BuonarrotiCopies, Replicas, Reproductions
This paper presents the results of 3D and VRT Computed Tomography scanning of a mummy-board from Bab el-Gasus in the Vatican collection.
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      Vatican MuseumsEgyptian CoffinsBab el-GasusVatican Coffin Project
Bartolomeo Nogara (Bellano, Como, 1868 - Roma 1954), epigrafista e filologo, dal 1920 alla morte direttore generale dei Musei e Gallerie pontificie. Socio straniero dei Lincei (1947), scrisse prevalentemente di epigrafia, archeologia e... more
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      Epigraphy (Archaeology)History of ArchaeologyEtruscan languageEtruscologia
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      EgyptologyAncient EgyptAncient Egyptian Funeral Rites and BeliefsMusei Vaticani
This article recounts the story of an outstanding and yet little-known eighteenth-century character, the collector of sacred art Alessandro Matterozzi (1713-1783). He displayed in his family palace in Urbania (Marche, Italy), among... more
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      Art HistoryHistory of CollectingVatican libraryBritish Museum
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      Roman BronzesRoman ArchaeologyVatican Museums
The archaeological excavations in Ostia in the early nineteenth century.
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      Classical ArchaeologyOstia (Archaeology)Archeologia ClassicaArcheologia Romana
Il lavoro di edizione dei materiali epigrafici rinvenuti da Lorenzo Fortunati negli anni 1861–1862 lungo la via Prenestina, nei pressi della cosiddetta Villa dei Gordiani, sta dando diversi risultati che da un lato apportano nuovi... more
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      Roman HistoryTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)Latin EpigraphyCorpus inscriptionum Latinarum
Attraverso un approccio metodologico che combina l’archeologia, la topografia, l’epigrafia con la ricerca archivistica e antiquaria, il volume presenta per la prima volta l’edizione completa degli scavi effettuati nel 1861 da Lorenzo... more
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      Archival StudiesEpigraphy (Archaeology)Latin EpigraphyRoman Epigraphy
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      PrintsDrawings and PrintsPrints (Art History)Prints and Drawings
ABSTRACT. The Sistine Chapel in the Apostolic Palace of Vatican City, from the view of art history, is probably the most important assembly hall of the world. On November 21, 2009 more than 260 artists met there with Pope Benedict XVI. It... more
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      History of ArtAesthetics and EthicsJohn Paul II/Karol WojtylaBeauty
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      Sacred ArtPope Pius XIIArte ContemporaneaArte contemporáneo
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      EgyptologyAncient EgyptAncient Egyptian PhilologyEgyptian Hieroglyphs
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      AestheticsArt HistoryArtCultural Heritage
In 1839 was created a new Museum in Rome: the Gregorian Egyptian Museum. Wanted by pope Gregory XVI and ideated by the Barnabite Luigi Ungarelli, represents a new way of conceiving the collector of Antiquities, no longer linked to the... more
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      MuseologyVatican ArchivesMuseologíaMuseografia
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      Near Eastern ArchaeologyArt HistoryLate Antique and Byzantine HistoryLate Antique and Byzantine Studies
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      Edmund BurkeSculptureThe SublimePlato and Platonism
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      History of ChristianityHistory of MuseumsVatican Museums
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      Museum StudiesAmazoniaVatican Museums
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      History of CollectionsMuseum Collection historyHistory of Collections (Archaeology)Roman Sculpture
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      Italian Renaissance ArtCartoons and preperatory drawingsSistine ChapelTapestries
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      Graphic DesignItalian Renaissance ArtCartoons and preperatory drawingsSistine Chapel
L'autrice ha curato il volume che raccoglie gli articoli di Antonio Paolucci, all'epoca Direttore dei Musei Vaticani, comparsi su  "L'Osservatore Romano" dal 2008 al 2011.
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      Art HistoryMuseologyMuseologíaSTORIA DELL'ARTE
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      History of CollectionsAncient Greek PotteryAttic red-figure vasesVatican Museums
The Sistine Chapel in the Apostolic Palace of Vatican City, from the view of art history, is probably the most important assembly hall of the world. On November 21, 2009 more than 260 artists met there with Pope Benedict XVI. It was an... more
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      AestheticsSecond Vatican CouncilBibleMichelangelo Buonarroti
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      Art HistoryContemporary ArtReligious artXVII century
ABSTRACT. The Sistine Chapel in the Apostolic Palace of Vatican City, from the view of art history, is probably the most important assembly hall of the world. On November 21, 2009 more than 260 artists met there with Pope Benedict XVI. It... more
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      AestheticsHistory of ArtAesthetics and EthicsSecond Vatican Council
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      History of CollectionsMuseum Collection historyHistory of Collections (Archaeology)Museography
Under Napoleon’s regime, the centralization of political and cultural power went hand in hand. Cultural treasures were removed from museums around Europe and brought to Paris, where they were installed in the Louvre. Despite French claims... more
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      Museum StudiesHistory of MuseumsFrench Revolution and NapoleonCultural Patrimony