Storie di Piazza San Marco
Si intitola “Archeologia in Piazza San Marco: aggiornamenti” il quinto appuntamento del ciclo di incontri “Storie di Piazza San Marco”. Giovedì 7 dicembre, alle ore 17.15, la dott.ssa Sara Bini, funzionaria archeologa della Soprintendenza Archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio per il
Storie di Piazza San Marco
Storie di Piazza San Marco Significare Venezia: “intero e dettaglio” nella pittura del ‘400 e ‘500 A cura di Daniele Ferrara e Francesco Trentini Giovedì 24 novembre 2023 h.17.15 Per il ciclo di conferenze “Storie di Piazza San Marco”, il dott. Daniele Ferrara (Direzione
Stories of St. Mark’s Square – Giacomo Boni, the Stephen Hawking of the archaeologists
by Myriam Pilutti Namer A talented young man who was born in Venice and became a successful archaeologist in Rome. That’s how Giacomo Boni (Venezia 1859-Roma 1925) would have defined himself as a building site worker, an architect (not graduate), an
Stories of St. Mark Square
An elephant for Venice Did you know that an elephant, complete with tusks and trunk, makes a fine show of itself in St. Mark Square? It has been there since August 15th, 1505, when the bronze banner holders, artwork by Alessandro
Stories of St. Mark’s Square
About re-uses and ancient inscriptions «The marble columns of the belfry are mixed everywhere, falling, together with the cornices, the attic sculptures, and the heavy roof of the spire. The boulders stood at the corner of the Basilica, and the column,
Stories of St. Mark’s Square
A courtyard of antiquities For just over a month, Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa has been looking thoughtfully at a large marble iPhone. It happens in the courtyard of the National Archaeological Museum of Venice, where Marc Quinn Stele marks the beginning of the HISTORYNOW
