REKA NYARI, Idea. 2019 – Ed. 1/3 + 2AP. Archival Pigment Prints su/on lexjet Sunset Hot Press- 310 g carta/paper. 160,02 x 127 cm
Reka Nyari’s works focus on women’s bodies.
A completely tattooed body that tells a story through the designs imprinted on the skin.
The women in Reka Nyari’s works offer their own response to pain and show how they have changed their lives, turning them into what they wanted.
Donatello’s works made a profound mark on art in the 15th century, becoming a point of reference for entire generations of artists.
His fame as a sculptor and architect spread from Tuscany to the Veneto, from the Marches to Rome and Naples, comparable only to the greats of art history such as Giotto, Raphael, Michelangelo and Bernini.
Donatello’s modern spirit pushed him to continually question himself, creating an unpredictable style that challenged the fashions and tastes of the time: a transgressive artist who, starting from Antiquity and the more distant Middle Ages, arrived at a new way of seeing and understanding the world.
There is an exhibition in Florence that traces the history and art of Donatello and at the bottom of this post you will find all the information you need to visit it. but first I will show you the most important works that you need to know.
The works of Donatello
Online shopping has become an increasingly important part of our lives.
From food to clothing, from home decorations to gadgets, we can buy anything we want online and our shopping habits are increasingly influenced by the use of digital tools.
Buying art online is also becoming increasingly common and it is important to use a gallery with a proven track record.
Have you ever thought about buying art online? Here are 5 tips to get you started.
Luigi Cima, Autoritratto
Luigi Cima was born in Villa di Villa, now the municipality of Mel (Belluno) on 5 January 1860.
After completing his technical studies in Feltre, he moved to Venice to enrol at the Academy of Fine Arts.
He mainly devoted himself to scenes of working life in the countryside and mountains of the Feltre area, to landscapes animated with figures of acute realism, to scenes of Venetian life and to portraits.
The works of Luigi Cima
Titian’s women appear sensual and elegant.
In his numerous portraits, they seem to belong to the more affluent strata of society and appear strong and confident.
Was this really the case?
In 16th-century Venice, the image of women took on a role that had never been seen before in the history of painting.
In this post I propose an analysis of the role of women in 16th-century Venice by looking at the most beautiful paintings.
