Meeting Benches World art in all forms
LUDOVICO MAZZOLINO: Primitive shades of color, in landscape the Italian Renaissance
LORENZO LOTTO: The painter of the Venetian Renaissance, the man capable of coloring the failures and disappointments
GIOVAN PIETRO RIZZOLI (Giampietrino): The delicate nuances of Mantegna, along with the enchanting atmosphere of Leonardo da Vinci
FRANCESCO MELZI: Italian Renaissance painter, pupil of Leonardo da Vinci
GIOVANNI CARIANI: Shades of Lotto, Bellini and Giorgione, in its colors Renaissance
ANDREA DEL SARTO: Master of the Florentine Renaissance tradition
AGNOLO BRONZINO: Among the finest painters of the late the Florentine Renaissance
CHAGALL, A DISTANT LIGHT: Source unquenchable of love suspended in the delicacy of the nuances, wrapped in sinuous forms
“How beautiful you are, my friend, you are beautiful! Your eyes are doves, behind your veil. Your hair is a flock of goats, that descend from the slopes of Gilead.” Moishe Segal, Mark Zacharovič Šagalov, Marc Chagall. Three identity for a jew Russian born in a summer of 1887, a human naturalizzatosi and died French, in the spring of 1985. …
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