КАСТЕЛЛУЧЧА МАНУЭЛЬ (Университет Востока, Неаполь, Италия). Скальные рельефы и родственные связи в древнем Иране сквозь призму современности — наука, политика и национальный вопрос
MANUEL CASTELLUCCIA ...
... Ural State University, Russian Federation). Formation of a Range of Architectural Castings of the Kasli Plant (1853–1914)
Каслинское художественное литье, изначально развиваясь, как отрасль художественной ...
... Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation). The Return of Giuseppe Castiglione: Lang Shining (1688–1766) Becomes an Italian Artist Again
Признанный лидер европейских художников и ...
... и картина К. Д. Фридриха «На паруснике», связывающая Коттедж с современными ему художественными явлениями.
Михайловский замок, неоготика, Николай I, Петр Великий
St. Michail castle, Neogothic, Nicolay ...
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... in the Northern Europe. Moscow, 1997
Leonardo da Vinci’s architectural ideas in France // Leonardo da Vinci and Renaissance. Moscow, 2004
Castle and the Renaissance villa ...
... – St. Petersburg 1800–1830. When Russia spoke French... Exhibition catalogue. Moscow, 2003.
Painting of Sala delle Asse at Castello Sforzesco in Milan // Leonardo da Vinci and Renaissance ...
... true labels as “Raphael”, “Leonardo”, etc. Eminent art
historians, Lionello Venturi and G. C. Argan, A. Chastel and P. Francastel, M. Dvorak and H. Sedlmayr created new forms of reception according ...
... a depiction of a castle. Since the statue is a part of a Christian church, it can be assumed that a chateau symbolizes New Jerusalem. In the Bible the Holy City is described as an impregnable fortress ...
(2015 World Art of the 20th Century and Contemporary Art)
... to him. He has developed a special sculptural technology that involves casts from living models. However, achieving naturalistic accuracy is not his main goal; Gormley prefers to generalize his forms, ...
... is made of gray-blue stoneware (decoration is made by cobalt oxides), by plaster cast method. Its basic lines of form and decor remain, but through a number of methods the gothic “component” is accentuated. ...
... book of Stefan Switzer “Iconographia Rustica… Containing Directions for the General Planning of a Country House…”, 1718, Robert Castell “The Villas of the Ancients Illustrated…”, 1728; Batty Langley “New ...
... also Juan de Castillo, Diego de Siloe, Alonso Berruguete. The artworks of these sculptores and architects are rich material for analysis and reflections on the evolution of national art in Spain and Portugal, ...
... family were the first to build palaces and castles, basing themselves on new features of the Italian Renaissance. For Spain they were like Medici for Italy but they were closely connected not with the ...
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Today the number of known casting flat metal figures of Martynovka type and templates greatly increased. They are distributed over the entire periphery of the Byzantine Empire including the Balkans, ...
... cultures like seen from the history of graeco-barbarian contacts in the North Pontic region?
In the author’s opinion, the analysis of some plaster-cast applique used to decorate Bosporan wooden sarcophagi ...
... together with wooden carved sculpture.
West Africa, Nigeria in particular, has been the centre of bronze sculpture production for centuries. Local masters cast sculptures of high quality using the complex ...