Meeting Benches World art in all forms
DIE FOR NOT DIE FOR, BY PAUL ELUARD: To make be trapped
“This is a restaurant like no other. Are we to believe that I do not like anyone? A tall woman beside me, beating eggs with his fingers. A traveler puts his clothes on a table and holds me head. He is wrong, I do not know any mystery, I do not even know the meaning of the word: mystery, I …
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RAFFAELLO SANZIO: The nuances of Perugino and Pinturicchio, still dancing, living inside his Renaissance workshop
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
NOT DIE OF DYIN, BY PAUL ELUARD: In the heart of my love
A beautiful bird shows me the light is in his eyes, in plain view. He sings about mistletoe in the middle of the sun. Eyes singers animals and their anger or boredom songs forbade me to get out of this bed I spend my life. Dawn in countries without grace takes the appearance of oblivion. And that emotional woman …
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FRANCESCO MELZI: Italian Renaissance painter, pupil of Leonardo da Vinci
TRIP TO SCANDINAVIA, THE THIRD STAGE: Visit the town of Copenaghen, along with Arne
Quiet, today we do not move with the motor home, because we can devote our time to visit the city of Copenhagen. Yes, one day is not enough, but I have highlighted in our Guide Scandinavia missed some things. You choose where to go. Art treasures and an enchanting location have made the Danish capital a beautiful city. You will …
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GIOVANNI CARIANI: Shades of Lotto, Bellini and Giorgione, in its colors Renaissance
HARDLY ANYTHING, BY FRANCIS CABREL: When poetry feel into musical notes
“So here is all I am good at some wind blowing through bamboo chests, pieces of sky to be put on your eyelids and some more hung to your neck. It’s nothing but usual sky, some blue you can see everywhere, still I have put all my craft into it, on top of our whole story. You see, it’s hardly …
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ANDREA DEL SARTO: Master of the Florentine Renaissance tradition
AGNOLO BRONZINO: Among the finest painters of the late the Florentine Renaissance
WAITING FOR THE SPRING: Bright colors of seasons away, who never went out
YOU HAVE SAID – Poetry, by Yukitsuna Sasaki
“You said you wanted my son! You’re stupid! Water running seething in the river breaks the vortex sound you are my arms. A verse of poetry is straight oscillates in the steam that rises shaking the earth. “ (By Yukitsuna Sasaki)
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