Have you ever imagined a completely new art experience, immersed in seamless beauty? Well, the new route of the Leonardo’s Last Supper and the new spaces are about to turn wishes into reality.
In the world of art and culture, innovations are not only limited to what is painted on canvas or carved in stone, but also extend to the enjoyment of art itself. That is what is about to happen at Leonardo’s Last Supper.
Bottle and Fishes c.1910-2 Georges Braque
If you are looking to understand more about Cubism, you are in the right place. In this post I will take you into the fascinating world in which art comes to life through the fragmentation of reality and the decomposition of forms.
Cubism was a revolutionary movement that fascinated and challenged artistic conventions throughout history. Prepare to abandon conventional perspectives and immerse yourself in a three-dimensional universe that invites the viewer to decompose and recompose the world. Together, we will explore the phases of Cubism, its influences and the works of its extraordinary protagonists, on a journey in search of the true essence of art.
The painting entitled Canal Grande towards Rialto by Canaletto is part of a series of four views made by the Venetian artist in the early 1720s. It is therefore part of Canaletto’s early phase as a painter of views.
Have you ever wondered what mysteries and stories surround the majestic Tower of London? This imposing symbol of the UK, with its 21 towers and a past shrouded in enigmas, is much more than just a tourist attraction. Imagine a journey through the ages, discovering glittering jewels and dark corners that hold the secrets of illustrious prisoners and tragic fates.
Here’s what you must see inside the Tower of London.
Have you ever wanted to immerse yourself in the imperial atmospheres of the past? Well, I will take you on a unique journey through history and art to discover the mystery surrounding a fascinating object: Napoleon’s Bed from the Ducal Palace in Mantua. Get ready to explore the hidden details of this precious piece of furniture and relive the charm of the imperial era.
