View of the Roman Ruins with the Arch of Constantine

by Carlo Fontana

Santa Maria in Montesanto, Santa Maria dei Miracoli and Flaminio Obelisk, Piazza del Popolo | Rome, Italy, 1662-1679 VS Giorgio Morandi, Still life, 1958

Antonio Crivelli, Carlo Fontana, Borromeo Gardens, Isola Bella, Lake Maggiore, Italy, 1634–1714

la grabación del álbum de nito mestre “20/10” de 1981

«Steve» – Rivista di poesia, No. 58, Edited by Carlo Alberto Sitta, Edizioni del Laboratorio, Modena, Fall/Winter 2021 [Treccani – Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, Roma. Fondazione Bonotto, Molvena (VI)]

Della brigata Gufi non si conosce il processo di raggruppamento e di formazione

Tirano (SO). Fonte: mapio.net Stessa storia, dove anche qui, non potendo occultare, ci si limita a lasciare nell’indeterminatezza la figura di Carlo Fumagalli, è la storia della brigata Gufi.È nella zona che guarda la piana di Tirano e Villa di Tirano, con base nella caserma abbandonata di Schiazzera, lungo il crinale che domina Grosotto e che permette i collegamenti con la val Grosina e con la…

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al things considered — when i post my masterpiece #1252

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lavinia fontana -- "bianca degli utili maselli, holding a dog and surrounded by six of her children" (ca. 1600?)

"it was said that a new person had appeared on the sea-front: a lady with a little dog" … anton chekhov

"all the ladies of the city would compete in wishing to have her close to them, treating her and embracing her with extraordinary demonstrations of love and respect, considering themselves fortunate to have seen her on the street […] the greatest thing that they desired would be to have her paint their portraits" … carlo cesare malvasia [on lavinia fontana]

"before i got married i had six theories about raising children; now, i have six children and no theories" … john wilmot

"it's not my husband but myself i have deceived" … anna sergeyevna

"i think orange just might be the new black" … al janik

Della brigata Gufi non si conosce il processo di raggruppamento e di formazione

Tirano (SO). Fonte: mapio.net Stessa storia, dove anche qui, non potendo occultare, ci si limita a lasciare nell’indeterminatezza la figura di Carlo Fumagalli, è la storia della brigata Gufi.È nella zona che guarda la piana di Tirano e Villa di Tirano, con base nella caserma abbandonata di Schiazzera, lungo il crinale che domina Grosotto e che permette i collegamenti con la val Grosina e con la…

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linee di sperimentazione (neopoesia vs postpoesia)

riproduco qui di séguito – rielaborati – due commenti fb a un post di Ranieri Teti che mi ha dato occasione di precisare ancora una volta – attraverso le parole di Jean-Marie Gleize – qualcosa sulla differenza tra neopoesia (in linea con le sperimentazioni degli anni Sessanta e decenni successivi) e postpoesia (superamento della o meglio indifferenza alla questione dei generi letterari,…

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Chiesa di San Carlo Borromeo - A small religious treasure in the heart of Lugano

The structure was built between 1640 and 1642 on a project by Giovanni Angelo Galassini and Antonio Castelli, on commission of the confraternity named after San Carlo Borromeo. It was restored, but deprived of the right side, in 1950. The façade, made by the Curieglian Domenico Fontana, dates back to 1829. The façade, made by the Curieglian Domenico Fontana, was restored in 2001 / Image:…

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Italie: Lorenzo Fontana a été élu nouveau président du Parlement italien - En 2016, il a envoyé des vœux lors d'une conférence Golden Dawn

Italie: Lorenzo Fontana a été élu nouveau président du Parlement italien – En 2016, il a envoyé des vœux lors d’une conférence Golden Dawn

DERNIÈRE MISE À JOUR : 14:08 Avec 222 voix sur un total de 400, Lorenzo Fontana a été élu aujourd’hui président du parlement. Dans son premier discours aux parlementaires italiens, Fontana a promis de “représenter tous les élus des partis” et a remercié le pape François pour son action. Dans le même temps, il a ajouté que “la grandeur de l’Italie réside dans sa diversité, qui doit également…

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Erich Mendelsohn, Einsteinturm, Potsdam, Germany, 1917-1921 ph. DRONE ARCHIVE VS Carlo Fontana, Positioning and overview of the machines that will erect the Vatican obelisk, Templum Vaticanum et ipsius origo, 1694

Exploring Rome on the Hop On/Hop Off Bus

Exploring Rome on the Hop On/Hop Off Bus

What is more fun than boarding an overnight flight to Rome, only to find yourself waking up in La Citta Eterna?  With a full day ahead and an unending list of sites to explore, I couldn’t wait to board the train for Roma St. Pietro.  The Gemelli station was only a short walk from my hotel and within minutes, I had soon arrived.  I followed the directional signs pointing me towards St. Peter’s…

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The House of Chigi is an Italian princely family of Sienese origin. Their ducal palace in the town of Ariccia, near Rome, was rebuilt in 1664-1672 by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Carlo Fontana.

The 17th-century baroque palazzo is now an art museum. The building is very well-preserved, featuring most of the original furnishings from 400+ years ago.

Images by Giulia Cappelli (__giuliacappelli) and Domenico Schiavo (@mimmo.schiavo).

do you think Uncle Scrooge loves (in a romantic way) Brigitta? If you do tell me why/or give proff, because i really like them as a couple.

Sorry for the late reply, but I agree that Scrooge and Brigitta are very much for each other. Well, usually Scrooge avoids Brigitte because he thinks she might steal his fortune, which is not the case, because Brigitta MacBridge only wants love from Scrooge. She does not need wealth as she is a business woman herself. However, Scrooge as a bastard duck always thinks that someone wants to take his money and is a bit unbalanced. Still, there are moments when Scrooge really loves Brigitta. This is shown in particular by the comic "Zio Paperone e la formula della ricchezza" from 1995 by the writer Carlo Panaro and the artist Romano Scarpa. Scrooge and Brigitta go to China in search of treasure, but Scrooge keeps bothering Brigitta and wants to run away from her. Their dynamic between the two of them is very funny and comical. However, it happened that an Asian couple of them arranged that at the end of the treasure hunt it was actually love between Scrooge and Brigitta, and Scrooge was later fascinated by how Brigitta was very good at dealing with money affairs. There is also this article that talks about it: https://www.lospaziobianco.it/panaro-formula-ricchezza/

Yes, translate Italian into English on Google Translate.

You have a comic and "Secret of the Incas" from 1996 by the writer Byron Erickson and artist Giorgio Cavazzano where Scrooge and Brigitta (plus Donald and his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie) go on a treasure hunt, with Scrooge being greedy and Brigitta not. Eventually the two are together again and Scrooge realizes that Brigitta only wants him and nothing else.

Yes, unfortunately many people don't like Scrooge and Brigitta together since Brigitta supposedly annoys Scrooge all the time in the Italian and other European comics which is not the case. To me, their relationship reminds me of Pepe Le Pew and Penelope Pussycat from Looney Tunes, but you end up with Penelope loving Pepe even though she ran away from him before. So similar with Scrooge and Brigitta but they still love each other in the end. And their comical relationship as well as Brigitta chasing Scrooge reminds me of A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare.

I would also mention the comic book "A Tale of Two Biddies" by writer Giorgio Fontana and artist Marco Mazzarello from 2017, where it is about the conflict between Goldie and Brigitte over Scrooge, until they finally realize that Scrooge is a bastard duck who only thinks about money. But in the end it happened that Goldie admitted that her love with Scrooge was only a love of convenience and past and said that Brigitta deserved Scrooge very much. It says that the love between Scrooge and Brigitte makes sense as well as being the love of the present. By the way, I like both couples (Scrooge and Brigitta and Scrooge and Goldie), but I have to say that I like the relationship between Scrooge and Brigitta more and that they are very comical and partly reminiscent of the quarrel between Donald and Daisy. Although again it depends on how and who thinks for whom. Everyone has the right to their opinion.

And yes, Carl Barks preferred Brigitta to Goldie, even though he didn't invent Brigitta (Romano Scarpa invented her), and thought she would fit well in his comics, so Romano Scarpa even drew Scrooge and Brigitta to Carl as a gift Barks.

It's just an opinion and I recommend that you read those comics if you can and I'm sure you'll like them. And sorry again for waiting for my reply, I've been busy the last few weeks.

And yes, happy Easter!

Prometeo possibili, Magazzini del Sale 3, Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, Dorsoduro, Venezia, January 26 – March 16, 2024, in collaboration with Fondazione Archivio Luigi Nono, Archivio Storico delle Arti Contemporanee (ASAC) – La Biennale di Venezia

Plus: Prometeo. Tragedia dell'ascolto, Chiesa di San Lorenzo / Ocean Space, Venezia, January 26-29, 2024. Structure-set re-imagined by Antonello Pocetti and Antonino Viola. Conductor: Marco Angius, leading the Orchestra di Padova e del Veneto. Flute and tuba: Roberto Fabbriciani and Giancarlo Schiaffini. Alvise Vidolin: live electronics. Massimo Cacciari, curator of the texts. Soloists: Carlo Lazari on the viola, Michele Marco Rossi on the cello, Emiliano Amadori on the double bass; Singers: Rosaria Angotti, Livia Rado, Chiara Osella, Katarzyna Otczyk, Marco Rencinai, and the narrating voices of Sofia Pozdniakova and Jacopo Giacomoni, in addition to the Coro del Friuli Venezia Giulia

Prometeo ieri e oggi. L'utopia di Luigi Nono a 100 anni dalla nascita, A Special Project of Archivio Storico delle Arti Contemporanee (ASAC), Biblioteca della Biennale, La Biennale di Venezia, Venezia, January 29, 2024. W/ Roberto Cicutto (President La Biennale di Venezia), Debora Rossi (Head of the Historical Archive of Contemporary Arts of La Biennale di Venezia), Nuria Schoenberg Nono (Presidente Fondazione Archivio Luigi Nono) + Andrea Estero (President Associazione Nazionale Critici Musicali) in conversation with Lucia Ronchetti, Marco Angius, Massimo Cacciari, Carlo Fontana, and Alvise Vidolin