Auguste Rodin sculptor: 5 things to know

Auguste Rodin

AUGUSTE RODIN SCULPTOR: 5 THINGS TO KNOW

Auguste Rodin sculptor, one of the most famous French sculptors ever, is the artist who moulded the matter to transform it into passion and energy.
At the beginning his artistic career faced great difficulties, because his works were too modern for that time.

His passion for Michelangelo and Italian Renaissance art led him to create some sculptures which seemed to be unfinished, but which were extremely realistic.
Actually, Rodin used Michelangelo’s “unfinished” style in order to put in his works all the tension he could.

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Tate Modern works: what to see

 Tate modern

TATE MODERN WORKS: WHAT TO SEE

The Tate Modern, works and artists is one of the most famous galleries of modern and contemporary art in the world.
After making a list of MoMA artworks you must see, it’s time to make a list of the unmissable masterpieces housed in the Tate Modern.

It’s not a selection I made light-heartedly, because the Tate Modern offers a complete overview on the avant-gardes of the 20thcentury and on the post-war art, displaying all the main artists.
The Tate Modern together with Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool and Tate St. Ives is part of the collection named Tate Gallery, founded in 1897 by the collector Sir Henri Tate.

Tate Modern works to see

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Matera what to see: all the museums to visit

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MATERA WHAT TO SEE: ALL THE MUSEUMS TO VISIT

Matera, what to see to discover the culture and art of the European Capital of Culture.
You never really know a city until you have entered at least one of its museums, because it’s the only way to know its history and its present.
Visiting the museums of Matera means entering the history of the city and fully understanding its charm.

READ ALSO – What to see in Palermo, the Italian Capital of Culture for 2018.

Matera what to see: all the museums to visit

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The Last Supper tickets: how to book your visit

 

THE LAST SUPPER TICKETS: HOW TO BOOK YOUR VISIT

Last Supper, ticket sand booking are the key words for a cultural tour to the heart of Milan.

The Last Supper, the masterpiece of Leonardo da Vinci left next to the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, is the leg of each journey to Milan, and booking is mandatory.
In this post I’ll explain how to get your ticket.

Due to the fragility of the work, the admission to the Last Suppe rhas been restricted to a  group of max 25 visitors every 15 minutes, in order to protect the painting from deterioration, and the work is always controlled to ensure that next generations can admire it, too.

READ ALSO – The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci: 5 things to know

Last Supper, tickets: how to reserve your visit

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