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The XV Century in Rome
The Museo del Corso,
of the Foundation Rome, presided from the Professor Lawyer Emmanuele
F. M. Emanuele, promotes the first great exhibition dedicated to the
Roman fifteenth century. "The fifteenth century in Rome" marks a new
point of reference for the study and the knowledge of the story and
the art of the Italian Renaissance. The show presents a deepened
study on the social aspects, urbanistic, religious and artistic of
Rome, in the XV century, and to testify its greatness they are
exposed the masterpieces of some great artists of that time:
Mantegna, Perugino, Piero della Francesca, Pinturicchio, Donatello,
Michelangelo, Lippi, and more. Next to the prestigious works of the
period, two elements of absolute novelty furnish the exhibition: a
large multimedia table of Roman fifteenth-century with that the
public will be able to interact and to explore in the detail
buildings and monuments of the Rome of the period, and the
reconstruction 3D of the Cappella Carafa of Santa Maria Sopra
Minerva: for the first time the Enea applied the technology with
optic radar to colors at an artistic monument. This extraordinary
intervention agrees a clear reading of the frescoes of the Lippi -
preserved in the Cappella Carafa and visible with large difficulty –
to the point to perceive it also the smaller details. To care of the
press bureau. From 29th April to 7th September 2008 Museo del
Corso
Info: +39.06.6786209. For kind concession of
Finesettimana.it
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