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Raphael and Giovanni Santi in England
No, I’m not suggesting that Raphael and his babbo ever visited my country. But their paintings and drawings have taken up permanent residence here. Recently and coincidentally I saw a drawing by Santi and a small painting by Raphael in unusual contexts. … Continue reading
The Englishwoman’s Italian story
This blog first appeared in Original Marche . Thanks to Angela for inviting me to contribute to her blog, which is indeed original as it deals with lesser-known aspects of Le Marche, and introduces readers to local artists and unusual recipes. … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Rome, Food and drink, Hill towns, History of Art
Tagged Alban Hills, Arcevia, Corinaldo, Parioli, Perugia, Piazza Navona, Presepio, Sounion temple, Urbania, Urbino
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The Englishwoman looks at the work of Mirella Bentivoglio and Nori de’ Nobili at Ripe
We picked up this leaflet at the IAT (Tourist Information Office) in Corinaldo, and thought it looked interesting. Ripe is our neighbouring town; it’s part of the comune of Trecastelli, i.e. the towns of Ripe, Castel Colonna and Monterado, all … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century art, 21st century Art, History of Art, Private Views, Vernici di artisti
Tagged Brugnetto di Ripe, Il libro campo, L'ovo di Gubbio, Lord of the Rings, Ludovico Tommasi, Macchiaiolo, Mino Maccari, Mirella Bentivoglio, Museo Nori de' Nobili, Nori de' Nobili, Ottone Rosari, Ripe, Simona Zava, Strapaese, Trecastelli
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Reconsidering Raphael’s Father By Roderick Conway Morris.
Reconsidering Raphael’s Father. First published: International Herald Tribune © Roderick Conway Morris 1975-2013 An interesting article about Giovanni Santi. I went to the exhibition too!
Posted in Giovanni Santi, History of Art, Religious art, Renaissance paintings
Tagged Giovanni Santi
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Palazzi nobiliari di Corinaldo/Corinaldo’s historic houses.
Il dépliant dell’Albergo Diffuso, che elenca alcuni palazzi nobiliari corinaldesi, ci ha ispirati a farne il giro a piedi. Abbiamo cominciato col Terreno, la piazza alberata alla sommità della città. Questa piazza ci ha delusi al nostro primo arrivo; “dov’è il caffè?”, … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Corinaldo, History of Art, Religious art
Tagged Claudio Ridolfi, Palazzo Brunori, Palazzo Cesarini Duranti, Palazzo Cesarini Romaldi, Palazzo Delle Meraviglie, Palazzo Fata Ottaviani, Palazzo Marcolini, Palazzo Orlandi, Palazzo Palma-Marangoni, Palazzo Rossi Ricci, Palazzo Sandreani, Vincenzo Cimarelli
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Culturespaces | Le Pérugin, Maître de Raphaël, Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris
Culturespaces | Le Pérugin, Maître de Raphaël, Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris. /Perugino, maestro di Raffaello/Perugino, Raphael’s master. Hmm …Comme mes lecteurs savent déjà, à mon avis Le Pérugin n’était pas le maître de Raphaël. Ce dernier a appris son métier chez son père, … Continue reading
Posted in Giovanni Santi, History of Art, Raphael, Renaissance paintings
Tagged Giovanni Santi, Le Perugin, Musée Jacquemart-André, Perugino, Rafaello, Urbino
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The “Annunciation” painted by Giovanni Santi, Raphael’s father
I am quite a fan of “dear old Mr Santi”, as the art historian Kenneth Clark described him, so I was keen to go and see this picture on display in Senigallia as part of the exhibition “La Grazie e la … Continue reading