"Teste di Giovinetta" is an artwork by Italian artist Alberto Burri, created in 1958. The piece features a series of abstract forms and textures, reflecting Burri's innovative use of materials and his exploration of the relationship between art and the human experience. The work is characterized by its raw, expressive quality, often associated with the post-war artistic movement known as Art Informel. Burri's focus on the physicality of materials invites viewers to engage with the emotional and psychological dimensions of the piece.
Donatello's full name is Donatello di Niccolò di Betto Bardi. He was an Italian Renaissance sculptor from Florence, renowned for his work in bas-relief and his innovative use of perspective. His most famous sculptures include "David" and "Saint George." Donatello's contributions significantly influenced the development of sculpture in Western art.
The cast of La freccia di carne - 2008 includes: Nino Bernardini as Art Dealer Elisabetta Coraini as Elisabetta Armando De Ceccon as Gabriel
His mother, Magia di Battista Ciarla, did not work outside their home. This was the rule in those days.
Nico di Angelo's mother is Maria di Angelo.
The area of Sant'Angelo di Piove di Sacco is 14 square kilometers.
Testa di giovinetta in Italian means "head of (a) young lady" in English.
The cast of Teste di cocco - 2000 includes: Manuela Arcuri as Nina Luciana De Falco as Lucia Corradi Alessandro Gassman as Pietro Miranda Martino as Madre Marisa Merlini as Nonna Marco Messeri as Filippo Valentina Persia as Daniela Maurizio Santilli as Funzionario comunale Gianmarco Tognazzi as Tommaso Tiraboschi Greta Vayan as Etologa
The cast of Maciste contro i cacciatori di teste - 1963 includes: Demeter Bitenc as Ariel Corinne Capri as Dancer Luigi Esposito as Aris Ines Holder as Asmyn Frank Leroy as Kermes Kirk Morris as Maciste Nello Pazzafini as Gunk Alessio Pregara as King Olibana Letizia Stephan as Moana, the Islander Alfredo Zammi as Tyran
Barcelona Nights, by Ottmar Liebert (album Nouveau Flamenco) maybe?
Jacopo di Poggibonsi does not exist
his tomb is considered art
Opera d'arte is an Italian equivalent of 'work of art'. In the word by word translation, the feminine gender noun 'opera' means 'work'. The preposition 'di'* means 'of'. The feminine gender noun 'arte' means 'art'.*The preposition drops its vowel 'i' before 'arte', which begins with the vowel 'a'. The apostrophe indicates the temporary dropping of the preposition's vowel.
in paris or france
Bartolomeo Di Giovanni has written: 'Bartolomeo di Giovanni' -- subject(s): Christian saints in art, Exhibitions
Francesca Venuto has written: 'La Villa di Passariano' -- subject(s): Art patronage, Civilization, Italian Art, Villa Manin di Passariano
Eugenia Bianchi has written: 'Il Museo Correr di Venezia' -- subject(s): Art, Guidebooks, Museo Correr 'Splendida materia' -- subject(s): Duomo di Como, Italian Art, Christian art and symbolism
Franco Gentilini has written: 'Incisioni di Franco Gentilini' 'I ponti di New York' -- subject(s): Catalogs, New York (N.Y.) in art, Bridges in art