Massimo Turlinelli is one of few artists who uses polychrome coloured pencils. He recreates a colour intensity that makes his works similar to paintings.
The artist uses exclusively red, yellow and blue pencils of the famous Swiss manufacturer of writing and drawing instruments Caran d’Ache.
Turlinelli’s works are on exhibition in Ascoli Piceno up to September 17th 2016.
Verona, Ponte Scaligero
Verona, Italy. Verona is the city of Romeo and Juliet, but also the city of opera and concerts at the Arena di Verona (Verona Arena), and often the location of interesting exhibitions.
I visited Verona several times, and I love visiting it on foot.
It’s a small city, but not too small, old with a romantic heart, and you can visit its most important monuments within 24 hours.
I will suggest you a short itinerary so that you can visit Verona within a day’s time.
The San Lorenzo by Donatello. Until September 25th 2016 you can admire the San Lorenzo by Donatello in an exhibition curated by Vittorio Sgarbi.
After more than a century a forgotten masterpiece will return to Italy.
Umberto Boccioni, Gisella (1907) – Galleria Naz. Cosenza.
Exhibition dedicated to Umberto Boccioni. On the 100th anniversary of the death of Umberto Boccioni a series of events have been arranged to celebrate this great artist.
The last leg of this year devoted to Boccioni will be in Rovereto, and in this post I’ll give you full details about the exhibition.
John William Godward, A Classical Beauty
John William Godward’s paintings. John William Godward (1861-1922) was a very popular English painter, but his style fell out of favour with the arrival of the 19th – century avant-gardes.
Therefore, in a short time, he was forgotten. Maybe, for this reason, he committed suicide at the age of 61.
