Tuesday, April 4, 2006

7 Year Old That Is Mottled

"Land and Freedom" flies in Poland

Krakow 6 to 30 October 2005

From October 6 to 30 a photo exhibition on Polish and Italians who fought together for the conquest of their civil liberties, promoted by the Department of History, University of Bologna, will be exhibited at the Palazzo Sztuki Krakow.

from March 18 to April 27, 2005, in the prestigious Palazzo del Cinquecento dell'Archiginnasio, on whose walls are made, five thousand badges and painted in polychrome relief of students, including many of Polish origin, was shown the exhibition " land and freedom. Italy and Poland from the nineteenth and the war of liberation in Europe today. " That same show, thanks collaboration with local government and with the Italian Institute of Culture, will now be staged in Krakow. The opening is scheduled for Oct. 6 in the presence of Pierangelo Bellettini, Director dell'Archiginnasio of Bologna, Corrado Salustro, Consul of the Republic of Poland in Bologna, and HE Bishop Stanislaw Dziwiz, Archbishop of Krakow. The appointment is in the Palace Sztuki where the exhibition will go on until October 30 2005.La traveling exhibition, sponsored by the Department of History, University of Bologna and UniboCultura, in collaboration with the Institute for Cultural and Environmental Heritage and the Biblioteca Comunale dell'Archiginnasio within the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the Resistance and Liberation of the Emilia-Romagna, by Learco Andalò Mazzotti and Stefano is composed of photographs, documents, objects, covers two centuries of history between Poland and Italy from the Risorgimento to the present. In three sections describe the events that saw Polish and Italian working for the independence and freedom of the two peoples. The history of Poles forced into exile by the occupation of neighboring powers and engaged in a homeland defense stifled in its language and its culture. The nineteenth century Romantic poet Adam Mickiewicz founded the Polish Legion, which fought for independence and the Italian partisans were on the side of the patriots Poles. During World War II was formed by General Anders the 2nd Army Corps with the Polish deportees in the Soviet labor camps. The 2nd Corps contributed to the victories of Monte Cassino and the Gothic Line allowed the breakthrough of the Allied forces in the city of Forli and Faenza and released for the first Imola, Castel San Pietro, Medicine, Ozzano, San Lazzaro and April 21, 1945 Bologna . The exhibition will display some of the books in the library of the Adam Mickiewicz Polish and Slavic Literature and History, founded in Bologna in 1879, now Archiginnasio and damaged during the bombing of World War II. Finally will be exposed an extraordinary document, the "Book Daily Orders of the Society of I and II Battalion of the Polish Legion Auxiliary, accidentally found in a private store, which concerns the daily life of soldiers under the command of General Jan Dembowski (1770-1823) and contains valuable new data for historical research of the Napoleonic period and risorgimentale.L 'exposure makes us reflect on the meaning and importance of conventional boundaries. Understanding of how many crosses are planted through the streets of freedom and how deep the roots of the European community.
To Further information:
Consulate of Poland (Via S. Stefano 63 - tel. 051228909, fax: 0516835968), on the morning of Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or: learcoandalo@alice.it

Thursday, March 30, 2006

Where Can I Buy Librium In The Uk

A thesis of the (former) Consortium provincial public reading.

For the "Thesis Collection" sponsored by the Library GC Cross St. John Persiceto, sponsored by the local Municipality and the University of Bologna,
Saturday, March 18, 2006 at 17presentazione of the thesis of Carla generated
"Towards a library system: the Consortium provincial lending library and public reading "At present it will be the Speaker: Mary Joy Tavoni University of Bologna.Interverranno: Learco Andalò , Anna Maria Brandinelli, Mario Gandini Councillor for Culture Wolfgang Horn.
(*) The Provincial Consortium lending library and public reading, set up in 1958, was promoted by the Province of Bologna and 58 municipalities it collegati.Congiuntamente, first in Italy, played the only organized cultural service organized through the creation of public libraries equipped with the appropriate fora of trained staff and plenty of library materials .....
In 1983, the Emilia Romagna, with the Law 42 decided the dissolution of co-reading public, and December 31, 1986, the Consortium provincial Bologna ceased to exist. What were the causes it? The word to some players of the time, weaving their valuable testimony to the history of the Consortium, which was rebuilt through the pages of the thesis Carla graduated generated.
(*) Note extracted from the brochure / invitation
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Daughter With Chesty Cough

The Italian book in Santo Domingo

It is closed on 2 May, the VIII International Book Fair of Santo Domingo 2005, which saw Italy as the guest of honor. On 21 April, during the opening ceremony at the National Theatre, on live television, the presence of President Leonel Fernandez Reyna of the Dominican Republic and the Minister of Culture José Rafael Lantigua, Hon. Nicola Bono, head of the Italian official, addressed a message of greetings and applauded the contribution Italian description.
The Italian participation, organized by the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities, Department of Archive and Library Heritage, Directorate General for Libraries and Cultural Institutes, in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Directorate General for Cultural Promotion and Cooperation, which is strongly supported Ambassador Giorgio Sfara, responded magnificently to the expectations of readers of the many Dominican and Italian residents of the island.
The record shows that the vast influx of Italy Hall, located at Piazza alberata Culture Juan Pablo Duarte, venue. The pavilion, designed by Igino Fantini, hosted a wide collection of Italian, a fascinating exhibition on Pinocchio and another dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci, as well as contributions from some regions and municipalities and other entities. Inside, it worked a multimedia room, based on the site www.internetculturale.it , and a space for readings and meetings with writers, always very organized and followed with intellectual Dominicans. In parallel, performed a program of films and audiovisual Italian cultural, and various performances by puppeteers and Emilia Zavalloni Fenizi.
The Italian official program, coordinated by Danilo Manera, has developed some key areas, such as Renaissance art, the study of the great classics of our literature, the Italian culinary tradition, writing for children, women and creativity culture of emigration, encouraged by the recent issues Fair of 2005, dedicated to the writer Aída Cartagena Portalatín and the Dominican diaspora. A special area was reserved and professional and technical aspects of the book world: to remember talks about translation, literary criticism, the teaching of Italian language, communication and promotion in the publishing field.

One of the strengths were the Dominican authorities to co-editions in Italian (thanks to the partnership with the Festival "The places of the words" Chivasso), the production of a bilingual anthology of Italian poets, the subject of public reading and discussion, and especially the large donation of books in the series of literature Italian English for "A Sea of \u200b\u200bDreams" (which includes, in particular, Pinocchio, and Berthold The science of cooking and the art of eating well Artusi, next to Verga, evening, Deledda, Fenoglio, Prezzolini, Landolfi and other authors). They also laid the foundations of a Centre for Italian Studies at the National Library next to us.
It is noted that in Santo Domingo of the Carabinieri for the protection of cultural heritage and of the "Città dei Sapori - Typical Towns of Italy".
The Dominican press emphasizes the joint and the high quality of the Italian proposals, stressing the interest of authors and experts such as Roberto Pazzi, Stefano Zecchi, Marcello Veneziani, Simonetta Agnello Hornby, Oggero Margherita, Francesco Enna, Paolo Di Stefano, Pierfranco Bruni, Giampietro Schibotto, Giulia Maldifassi, Claudio Piersanti, Meri Lao, Alfredo Coppa, Learco Andalò, Leda Vigliardi Pearson, Felice Vertullo and others, as well as reading and reciting singer actress Daniela Barra. The success of the Italian participation, as reflected by the comments much praise of the media, strengthening cultural relations between the two countries and will have a multiplier effect on overall image in the Caribbean.
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Stardoll Dkny Striped

Caesar: the face of power

There is a certain image of Caesar Borgia. Many portraits, including famous artists, are identified with Caesar but these powers incerte.Se one hand the painters of the Renaissance (Pinturicchio, Signorelli, Altobello Meloni, Palmezzano, Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian) have handed portraits that only later were identified by Cesare Borgia, on the other hand, the painters of the Romantic era and the first half of the twentieth century, without worrying about the reliability of historical events, have painted in poses grim and cruel or lascivious behavior. a discourse in itself deserves a portrait of Tobias Stimmer published in the commends the collection of the illustrious men of arms of Paul Jupiter, in which Valentino is presented profile with a pointed beard, but in this case we are not faced with a woodcut and some coeva.Controversa is also the date of the birth of Cesare Borgia, and that confusion is due to some contradictory papal bulls of the time. There are also various assumptions about the birthplace of Valentino in general is believed to have originated in Italy, while some scholars (such as Pedro De Roo) would show that Cesare Borgia was not the son of Cardinal Rodrigo and was born in Spain. true that even then not everyone had the audacity to speak officially for the children of the Pope, because "presbyterorum nepotes vocantur filii" (the sons of the priests are called grandchildren), but in case the Valentino his relations with Alexander VI show that they were father and son. As regards the date of birth, despite the uncertainty caused by the bulls who wanted to dispense Cesare from proving the legitimacy of his birth, to allow it to hold ecclesiastical offices, most of it is believed that he was born in September of 1475 , so the day of death, fighting with great courage when he fell March 12, 1507 in the land of Navarra, near Viana, Valentino had to have a little more than thirty anni.La history of Caesar is bound inextricably to the family circle of which was a party. Letters, chronicles, the writings of the period of power Borgiano be read and interpreted with great caution as they were dictated by mixed feelings, on one side of hatred, fear and resentment and other feelings of adulation and exaltation cortigianesca.Uno History Borgia, merged, wrote: "The civilization has never experienced weapon venal pen , and no century was more venal pens at the time of the Renaissance. " We neglect what today we can say the use of computers, to reiterate once again that the conduct of Callistus III, Pope Alexander VI and Cesare were not different from those of princes, generals and rulers of their time. The "modern" morality you would like to apply at that time in those behaviors, it is totally illogical in relation to changing lifestyles, interpersonal relations, customs, management potere.Sugli years that straddle between the late fifteenth and early sixteenth century as evidenced by recent studies (with due recognition to the work done by Gustavo Priest in 1951), there is still the possibility of excavate and examine the authenticity of documents used by so-called historical or literary figures and famous artists with little caution and with manifest partiality. As for me I do not mean here collate appreciated or questionable products, I would instead, with the whim of an irregular for years has tried to explore these topics, to mention individual aspects of a life was so dense as that of the legends Valentino.Nonostante that have arisen in over five hundred years, the life of Caesar is not a novel but is a great adventure with a protagonist for his character and his open-mindedness, and above all a strong inner conviction of being destined for a magnum fate, he showed great aptitude and huge resources deployed to achieve the result has been a history finale.Certamente red blood, ruthlessness, treachery of savages, however, even with high aspirations and a high goal, which was to be a state that would include most Italy. If the idea of \u200b\u200bhaving to make Cesare a cardinal and ecclesiastical career had come to Pope Alexander VI, who had they imposed, certainly Caesar thought and wished other destinies, others were his plans for the future. A project of vital historical criticism often uses architecture, epigraphy, numismatics, art objects, because we sometimes speak more eloquently documents writings, they make us better understand the personality of those who wanted to achieve and those who have eseguiti.Su those conditions I would like to focus not on a detail but a symbol of Caesar's life, because of its ornamentation is a symbol that remarkable masterpiece of art and jewelry, still tells us much more about him than they do all the painting of his image. It is a sword. A sword fighting but parade, built when he was still Cardinal Cesare Borgia, and it is a reflection on the time it was made reveals what could be his aspirations, his ambizione.Probabilmente Caesar forge the sword in 1497 when he went to Naples as papal legate to crown the new king, Frederick of Aragon. The emblems, mottos, the war enterprises which have earned us show that the weapon was not a parade but a cardinal regni.La conqueror of sword is now preserved in Rome at the Fondazione Caetani, while the covers - exposed on display - is kept at the Albert Museum in London. The research conducted by Charles Yriarte sword at the end of the nineteenth century still retains its validity science combined with a remarkable freshness letteraria.È known as the "queen of swords" while on the inventor has been made several names. This was attributed to Antonio del Pollaiuolo, or young Raphael, Michelangelo others. The most reliable hypothesis is that the work of Pinturicchio as the inventor of the compositions, while the execution was made by a goldsmith who had worked at the court of the Duke of Ferrara, whose name was Solomon by sex, but who worked under the name of Ercole de Fideli.La sword, which after the fall of Caesar had been brought to Spain, was reported in Italy in 1734, and ended up in possession of the illustrious philosopher and economist Ferdinando Galiani, who knows that the Duke Onorato Caetani aspired to it - as a sign of revenge against those who violently struck his family - made sure to arrive at the Roman nobleman testamentaria.L by establishing a 'handle of the sword is silver gilt encrusted with enamel of various colors. In the center where the thumb rests on the one hand there is the shield with the business of property: an ox red and three black stripes, on the other party written in silver letters, "Ces.Borg.Car. Valen (Cesare Cardinal Borgia Valentino). The blade has five fingers wide, grooved, is 102.5 cm long and the handle measure 83 cm. For one third of its length the sword is golden on both sides of the blade is divided into four compartments, each of which certainly contains the compositions that inspired the future first Duke Valentino.La composition on one side of the sword is an invocation to the glorification of the Roman Caesar and is also a prophecy: "cum. numina Cesaris. omen." Then down from the handle on the blade there is a sacred celebration of style for free. There is an altar on which it is stated: "DOM Host" (sacrifices to God Most High), and the bull on the altar stands a symbol of the Borgias, while around the altar there is a riot of naked priestesses who burn incense and maintain the sacred fire and left a Roman warrior with his helmet. Below is a monogram entwined with the letters forming the name of Caesar, with branches and leaves and the ox borgiano.Successivamente the inscription "Jacta alea est", with a squadron of cavalry and infantry with naked waving signs on which stands a C, which rose to ford a river. At the sides of a boy sitting on the riverbank with a flute playing near the ox borgiano.Su this side of the blade in the final composition is a statue of Cupid with a blindfold with the arrow and quiver, and with more women nude homage to him: all this is a reference to the god of love. Then on the base of the statue tqisag letters, then again amorNessuno so far has managed to decipher what the letters indicate that tqisag There is to be hoped that at the upcoming restoration of the sword someone dissolve the riddle. On the face of 'weapon set composizioni.La first four also represents the triumph of Caesar, with the engraving: "D. Ces." (Divus Caesar) with a Roman-style chariot drawn by four horses. The victor in the chariot holding a laurel branch, in front, carried by soldiers naked, signs with the inscription SPQR, below the graphic reads the word "merit" (for the deserving), and below that again, "Opus Herc . (Ie the name of the performer). The second composition expresses the peaceful life after the triumph. In an oval, with the ox village, there is a network of branches and two winged figures hold up the rod of Mercury, symbol of peace and prosperità.Poi Below is an inscription: "Prevalet Armis Fides (Faith prevails Weapons), and there is also a statue that represents the good faith which makes the usual characters naked omaggio.Infine last composition depicts a world of harmony of artistic life, of joy and happiness is the result of warlike victories and then the realm of harmony. The compositional framework is a broken column on which is placed a globe with an eagle spreads its wings. At the base of the monument rests peacefully, and a deer running around naked men and women dancing and playing instruments musicali.L 'creator and performer of the "Queen of Swords" and as such will be discussed with their client? In the preparation of compositions certainly Cesare Borgia, having studied at universities Perugia and Pisa, has been influenced by his classical studies. But what seems equally certain is that those images and those written, as well as reminiscences of Rome, are a testimony intimate, essential to understanding the biography of Caesar. How Gregorovius wrote: enrollment, so full of allusions, they understand what ideas bubble in the thoughts of cardinale.Siamo thus faced with a weapon for the style of the work, to the grandeur of the imagination of the figures, expresses a state mood: the mood of a cardinal who wants to leave the prince of the church to become a prince of terra.E time was ripe for the company in the soul of Caesar decisively. On 17 August 1498 Burchard wrote, there was a secret consistory at which Cardinal Valentino said "he was always with a full heart inclined secular state ... and since this was still his desire and his inclination he had begged the Blessed our sir, why are worthy, with a special clemency, to give him dispensation, that placed the robe and ecclesiastical dignity, he was allowed to return to the century and into marriage. " And all the cardinals "resumed the decision on the waiver to the will and whim of the Blessed Lord, our father." In this way, the Cardinal Valentino began his journey to become a leader, to make this program outlined on sword, to become the Duke Valentino, whose motto was: Aut Caesar aut nihil (or Caesar or nothing). The sequence of events had a strong acceleration on the basis of an agreement between Alexander and the King of France Louis XII, with a sumptuous, on 1 October 1498 Caesar left Rome to travel to France where he was received with great festivities and honor in all French cities in which it passed. In Avignon, the papal legate of that city, Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere, future Pope Julius II, former arch-enemy of the Borgias received him with great zeal and gave him great cortesie.Luigi XII Valentinois and county and lordship of Diois Issoudun, and encouraged the marriage with his cousin, the French princess Charlotte d'Albret, sister of the King of Navarre, and May 10, 1499 lavish nuptials were celebrated in the royal castle of Blois.Il French king, after his army was driven out of Milan, Ludovico il Moro, 6 October 1499 made a solemn Having entered the city in its wake Cesare Borgia. The Valentino exactly a year after his departure for France made the big comeback, a return that was the premise the conquest of the Romagna with the help of the military made its disposizione.Momenti troubled from then on there was for the lords of Romagna , where Caesar was able to basically stand as a liberator because, as Machiavelli wrote: "The Romagna, in the first fussero off by Pope Alexander VI commanded that those gentlemen, was an example of every iniquitous life, for there to be seen to follow every slight cause huge killings and robberies. The sadness that came from those principles, not the sad nature of men as they said. "The first goal of the Valentine was the conquest of the city of Imola and Forlì, who were under the rule of Catherine Sforza.Cesare shares from the Milan November 9, 1499, reached most of the goals it had set itself and on 26 February 1500 he made his triumphal entry into Roma.Nell 'in October of 1500 he began his second expedition with an army of twelve thousand men. Most of them were soldiers enrolled in Romagna, dressed in a red jacket and yellow marked with C. Pesaro, Rimini, Faenza and other smaller cities were at the center of that campaign, during which the village he lived most of his time at Cesena as rather 'the capital of his ducato.La War III actually began in June 1502 and were conquered the Duchy of Camerino and Urbino, but after these achievements, other important cities felt threatened or at least tried a accordo.E was then, in October 1502, that its powerful leaders, as Vitellozzo Vitelli, Oliverotto da Fermo, Paolo Orsini, Paolo Baglioni, the Duke of Gravina, with others gathered in the Castle of the Magione, near Perugia, in order to take up arms against Valentino also to prevent them not to be one "devoured by the dragon." One witness of eccezioneCercando to continue the exhibition that I set for some concluding remarks I would like to quote Machiavelli wrote in the extraordinary letter sent to the lordship of Florence during its legation at duca.Già in the first letter of 25 June 1502, when he accompanied the bishop of Urbino Francesco Soderini at that, he wrote: "This gentleman is very beautiful and magnificent, et in arms is so spirited, that is not so great that they do not paja small et et for glory to purchase was never rests, he knows trouble or danger. June before in a place that he can understand the game from where it slightly. Fassi liking his soldiers, he has the hood is the best men of Italy, [here the reference is to Leonardo da Vinci, who became the engineer and the architect of the general Valentino] these things do Victor et formidable adgiunto with a perpetual luck. "However, after the conspiracy of his captains Cesare Borgia spent several months of considerable difficulty. But Valentino, the great" dissembling "as he was, sought accommodation with the conspirators who came to divide and signed an agreement in the chapters" finally to the little boys if they debbin laugh. "On December 31 at the gates of Senigallia Caesar met with the captains of the conspiracy of the Mansion, greeted them warmly and then, immediately afterwards, imprisoned them and had them strangled. And with that fact that was appreciated by the then rulers of the Italian states and the King of France, and made history with the definition of "great deception" and that there is a beautifully told by Machiavelli in his description of the way by taking Duke Valentino in killing Vitellozzo Vitelli, Oliverotto from Fermo, Mr. Pagolo and the Duke of Gravina Orsini ended the third campaign of war that brought Cesare Borgia are indeed the Duke of Romagna.Nel course of about two years were the many triumphal moments: the appointment of Gonfaloniere and Captain General of the Roman Church, the contribution of the "Golden Rose", was appointed Gentleman of Venice was a series of steps ... from triumph to triumph and great apotheosis at the same time of great hatred and accusations have done to kill anyone who cluttered the strada.Ma with the death of Alexander VI, August 18, 1503, and the serious illness that in the same Valentino period struck his destiny turned upside down: vanished fortune, bad luck struck by falling quickly saw his hopes, and also the ill-advised decision to support the election to the pontificate of Giuliano della Rovere, hastened his tramonto.Cesare isolated, suffered imprisonment and deceit first by Pope Julius II and then the Great Captain Gonzalvo of Cordova, and little they could do in his favor Romagna fortifications that have long remained fedeli.Portato prisoner in Spain was first imprisoned in the fortress of Chinchilla; attempted to flee and then was transferred to the Medina of Campo, in the fortress de la Mota. But Valentine could not surrender to bad luck and managed to escape in spectacular fashion 25 October 1506. While coming down with the help of a rope from a high tower was given the warning and the rope was cut, though seriously wounded with the help of accomplices who were waiting for him, managed to escape and stay hidden for several days to heal from the wounds, then, with an adventurous journey, despite being highly sought overcame all dangers and December 3 came in Pamplona, \u200b\u200bwhere his brother reigned, Giovanni di Cesare would Navarra.Per should be the beginning of a new career while his former enemies were very worried when they learned of his escape: his legend spread and troubadours were writing material for their canzoni.Ancora once luck was not on his side. His was a lonely death approached with great intrepidity when fighting on behalf of his brother, who was recklessly block away from his soldiers was killed in an ambush. Niccolo Machiavelli, who met as Florentine ambassador in many circumstances Cesare Borgia and had memorable conversations with him and picked up a lot of information directly, it was undoubtedly the man who has understood better quality, limitations, hardships, fierce and defects in the field of action and thought. And just to illustrate how the Florentine secretary for the construction of a new principle in regard to Borg says: "I then Stock all shares of Duke, I could not take it back, and indeed it seems to me, as I did preporlo to imitate anyone which, fortunately, and with the arms of others have ascended to the Empire. Because he, having the great courage and his high intention, it could not rule otherwise, and only opposed to 'the brevity of his drawings of Alexander's life and his illness "and again:" But Alexander died five years after she had begun to draw out the sword [in reality were not] left him with only the state of Romagna assolidato, with all the others air, between two powerful hostile armies, and sick to death. And the Duke was so fierce and so much ability, and knew so well how men have to gain or lose, and they were so compelling that in so little time we had made, that if he had not had those armies on him, or him he had been healthy, he would have governed in every difficulty. And that is key to its fussino good, he saw it: that the Romagna waited more than a month ... and he told me, it 'the day that Julius II was created, who had thought about what could come el father dying, and all had found the cure, except that we ever thought, upon his death he was still him to die. "So: we have some pictures Cesare Borgia, but we have an extraordinary document, which is his sword, on which were foretold the future intentions of the Duke Valentino, and we have a Niccolo Machiavelli is a great actor and a witness who placed himself in front of Caesar's life with reviews pragmatici.Ribadisco scientifically that these notes I had no intention to present a biography but rather to give a sense of history but written several times about which there is still much to be scrivere.Il name of Cesare Borgia in about five centuries after his death occurs is still surrounded by a prestigious reputation and terrible. And remember this, not to mention the whole history of the Borgia family, that is, around which people historiography not always very rigorous often created a gloomy atmosphere where you will breathe incest, lust and crimine.Vorrei instead conclude by recalling the "lamentations" popular, who reported that poetically benign image of Caesar Borgia had his subjects or at least the common people. Finally I wish to report the Romancero Espanol published in 1557, the epitaph in the church of Viana was placed on the grave of the Duke Valentino
Yace Aqui en que toda Pocaterra
At the temia:
el que la paz y la guerraen hand on the tapeworm .
Ho! Tu vas a buscar that
Cosas de dignas Loar! Si tu
Joash the mas Aqui
you seem decent fireplace
no cures de mas go

Learco Andalò

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صالون كنيتلي

The exhibition on the Borgia Borgia

The exhibition on the Borgia: a wide-ranging cultural initiative that transcends the mere historical-biographical Notwithstanding its interest and attraction of one of the great families that have marked the history of Italian and European 500. Around the world of the Borgias, almost like a crossroads of history, in fact, pass the men and events that have guided the ' Europe to the Renaissance, Europe of the late medieval city-states of Europe nazione.Presentare the story of the Borgia in a show is certainly not easy or simple, why tell the Borgias means not only bringing to life the passions, tragedies, family businesses from one of the best known and most discussed of the Renaissance, but also represent the incredible intertwining of their lives and their actions in one world for extraordinary and unique grandeur characters who peopled it and the events that have caratterizzato.Quando in 1492 (a date that is one of the hubs of Western history: the death of Lorenzo the Magnificent and the discovery of America), the English cardinal Rodrigo Borgia became pope under the name of Alexander VI, the world was experiencing one of the most intense moments of human culture and progress. The power, luxury and the search for glory favored clients of new buildings, churches, monuments, furniture, works of art. Botticelli, Benvenuto Cellini, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Bramante, Pinturicchio, Bellini, Carpaccio, Antonello da Messina, Mantegna, Dürer, Bosch, Titian, Raphael, Ariosto, Bembo, Galileo, Copernicus and many other great their lives intertwined with those of popes , princes and kings, and the inspiration they put their talents at the service of potenti.I Borgia were among those powerful players and certainly not passive spectators of an era of extraordinary change and a mondo.Nella shows the Borgias are obviously seen in the context of their times: they were creatures of their time, not worse than others, but favorites and damned by the fact that "they had the strength, so the law, "as the Pastor.La exhibition, held at the Palazzo Ruspoli, sa dial into a rich and original synthesis exhibit the cultural universe, religious and historical era of the Borgias, which are based on the origins of ' Europe moderna.Il European scope of the exhibition is also given the significant activities of the promoters and organizers and the sponsorship of prestigious institutions including the General Secretariat of the Council of Europe. Completing the European dimension of the many museums providers Italian, English, Belgian, Portuguese, English, French and austriaci.Opere, novels, films and studies of various kinds have had the merit of keeping alive the memory of far Borgia, attracted unchallenged beauty of strong personalities and dramatic events that have marked the life of those characters. One merit, however, has often decontextualized figures of the Borgias, leaving them suspended between history and myth. The exhibition also aims to put those great characters in the context of history and time with a comprehensive reconstruction unit that wants to set the historical rigor and the suggestion of the reconstruction of a world already far away in time but so close to us for the relevance of political repercussions and culturali.L 'exposure on the rate Borja follow diachronic and a guideline punctuated by the main characters of the family: Alexander, Caesar (Valentino) and also Lucrezia.Riunirà different and interesting aspects of the era in which these characters lived and characterized in a significant way: the culture and the arts, politics and the economy. A composition of the context created by the exhibition with materials and art objects of special importance - provided for the occasion by many museums in Europe - and able to rebuild the lives of those fascinating characters and the era in which vissero.Il success of an exhibition is not only driven by patronage and specimens collected, it is also necessary, and above all, that is guided and supported by the experience of established and qualified organization capable. The Foundation Memmo by this guarantee of quality and experience, certified by the prestigious commercial and critical success exhibitions organized in Rome in recent years and have had echoes even international, such as those dedicated to Nefertari, to Alexander the Great Altar of Pergamon, a Cleopatra, in Velázquez and Thyssen-Bornemisza collection. Organizers: ValencianaConsorcio Generalitat de Museus de la Comunitat ValencianaRegione LazioFondazione MemmoEnti sponsors: Ministerio de Educación, Culture y DeporteMinistero Heritage and Activities of CulturaliAmbasciata SpagnaSoprintendenza Special SpagnaAccademia of the State Museums of Europe RomanoConsiglio IdeatoreLearco Andalò - President, Associazione Culturale Erasmus , ImolaCuratori the show / ValenciaLearco Andalò - President, Associazione Culturale Erasmus ImolaEduardo Mira - Director, Instituto Cervantes, the exhibition BruxellesCuratori / Romaco Alfano - MemmoLearco Andalò Foundation - President, Associazione Culturale Erasmus, V. ImolaFelipe Garín Llombart - Honorary Director, National Museum of the Prado, MadridAllestimento: Ezio Frigeriocon collaboration Giuliano SpinelliConferenza Print: Palazzo Ruspoli - September 30, 2002, 12:00 Catalog: Electa, 29 € in mostraUfficio Print: Fondazione Memmo - Sveva FedeTel. 06-6874704, fax 06-68806724Mondadori Electa - Ilaria MaggiTel. 02-21563250, fax. 02/21563314e-mail: stampill@mondadori.it Technical sponsors: Alitalia The Carrier UfficialeClub RepubblicaBaglioni HotelsFlashnetProgress Insurance Broker

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The Borgias, by Carla Alfano, Learco Andalò, Felipe V. Garin Llombart (exhibition catalog Rome, Fondazione Memmo October 3, 2002 - February 23, 2003), Electa, Milan 2002 Euro 29,00
Callistus III, Pope Alexander VI and his two sons Cesare and Lucrezia are the characters of the English family of the village around wheel to which this survey on the arts in Italy between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries through building relationships with artists from the two popes of their time, the adventures of the leader Cesare and Lucrezia, Princess chat but celebrated by writers of his time. The catalog essays by Miquel Batllori (The origins of the Borgia family), Claudio Strinati (in the Italian Borgia between the fifteenth and sixteenth century), Eduardo Mira (The Borgias: World Renaissance Gothic universe), Miguel Navarro Sorne (From Alfonso Borgia Pope Callistus III: The Beginning of the fortune of the Borgias), Massimo Miglio and Anna Maria Oliva (Alexander VI. Worst and happier than ever), Felipe V. Garin Llombart (Alexander VI in Rome: culture and artistic patronage), Learco Andalò (Caesar's face delpotere), Luigi Borgia (Borgia Heraldry from its origins to the early sixteenth century), Andrea Vitale (Lucrezia, the job of princess ), Marion Hermann Roettgen (The Borgias in European literature), Carla Alfano (The century of the Borgia: a crossroads of art and history).
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impressive exhibition that looks back on a long process of study and collection of materials that lasted seven years, "The Borgias" is added a vast project of cultural initiatives dedicated to Lucrezia Borgia and during early 2002. The exhibition relies on the preparation of the great set designer Ezio Frigerio and is counting on a substantial number of loans from 42 museums in Europe and internationally. Many of the works on display are also paintings on wood that are rarely sold for travel and for the exceptional event that has come to Rome. The exhibition, curated by Carla Alfano, Learco Andalò and Felipe V. Garin Llombart, saw a close cultural cooperation between Roma and Valencia and aims to offer the public not only vision but also the iconography of the Borgia family history. Far from wanting to perform or further order the family from the serious accusations that have weighed on their conduct for many centuries, the exhibition has three wires: historical, artistic and historical leggendario.Nella team of 1492, the year of discovery of America and period dramatic changes and hard struggle for power, Rodrigo Borgia, ascended to the papacy as Pope Alexander VI. While his court boasted of works of art in the most brilliant artistic minds of the Renaissance, such as Pinturicchio, Pope Alexander with an unscrupulous policy of nepotism and a clear vision, he assured his children Cesare and Lucrezia rapid and unstoppable career. If Cesare Borgia and the whole family, were enveloped by the so-called black legend, which threw a sinister light on their actions and made them the subject of conviction by Guicciardini and Burchard, one can not deny that Caesar himself inspired the image of Prince ideal celebrated by Machiavelli. A room of the exhibition is in fact devoted to Caesar's military equipment and the rapid development of the art of war. The Borgias were men of their time and as such they "had the power, so the law" as the Pastor said. Furthermore, their glory and luxury, with conspicuous obstinacy, were the occasion for the construction of monuments, furniture, churches, palaces and works of art. Do not forget that fact, artists such as Bramante, Michelangelo, Titian, Bosch, Bellini, Mantegna, Bembo, Galileo and many others their stories intertwined with the lives of this family.
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