Tag: Giulio Romano

Portrait of Margaret Paleologa

The Portrait of Margaret Paleologa (portrait of woman) is one of the paintings that Giulio Romano eseguà¬ in 1531 about during his stay in Mantua, at the court of the Marquis Federico II Gonzaga.

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Madonna Hertz

The Madonna and Child is a painting by Giulio Romano between 1522 and 1523 and in the National Gallery of Ancient Art in Palazzo Barberini in Rome.

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The Contrada (Neighborhood Identity)

Many of the Tuscan hill towns were divided into Read more [...]

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The Pantheon

“The most beautiful Roman vestige is undoubtedly Read more [...]

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Piazza della Repubblica (Republic Square)

Piazza della Repubblica has (almost) always been the Read more [...]

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Fountain of Neptune

When in 1559 Cosimo I de’ Medici organized a contest to Read more [...]

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David, the Republican

The immense line in front of the Accademia rarely ebbs, Read more [...]

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Bobolino

Visit Piazzale Michelangelo, Take a Walk to Porta Read more [...]

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An Enviable Primacy: D.O.C.

Let us now talk about the first D.O.C. (Denominazione Read more [...]

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Villa Farnesina

This “little” Farnese palace, perhaps would better be Read more [...]

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Florentine Leather Tradition

Already during the XIV century, Florence was famous for Read more [...]

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Radio CO.RA.

CO.RA. is the acronym for Commissione Radio. Radio Read more [...]

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“Facciatone”

Perhaps the most memorable part of the Siena’s Read more [...]

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Lorenzo the Magnificent….prankster

It is said that despite his nickname, Lorenzo ‘de Read more [...]

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