Friday, April 24, 2009

Cover Letter For Graduatedental Hygiene



Small introduction to Leonardo da Vinci

Compendium of classes Wednesday, April 22 and Friday, April 24

General problems in the approach to Leonardo

. the difficulty of access to biographical texts of Leonardo

. philological publication of the writings of Leonardo

. the romantic myth of Leonardo: a self-taught scientist?

. the culture of Leonardo through verification of modern sources

. training school abacus

. abachistica culture and its importance for the training of middle-class Tuscan

. What will I learn at school abacus

. the abacus and artists: the cases of rows and Piero

Leonardo and the establishment of a new type of artist

Training pictorial

. Sources: in the workshop of Verrocchio

. Verrocchio and his workshop

. The workshop of Verrocchio in the late sixties

. Access to the Society of Painters in 1472: how a corporation

. 1473: the landscape drawing in the Cabinet of the Uffizi

. works mentioned by sources until 1482

. transfer to Milan

The deconstruction of Leonardo's catalog, starting from Full catalog Angela Ottino by the Church

Baptism of Christ , Florence, Uffizi (yellow)

- Albertini (1510) gives one of the two angels in Leonardo

- Attributed to Verrocchio it 's book Antonio Billi (1515)

- Vasari (1550) blends the two traditions

The Annunciation Monteoliveto , Florence, Uffizi (red)

- not mentioned in the sources

- not mentioned by Vasari

- attributed to Leonardo da Liphart (1869)

Portrait of woman (the lady Liechtenstein, Ginevra Benci) , Washington, National Gallery of Art, Kress collection (red)

- not cited sources

- not mentioned by Vasari

- awarded for the first time in Waagen (1866)

Madonna holding out a pomegranate to the Child , Washington, National Gallery of Art, Kress (red)

- unnamed sources

- not mentioned by Vasari

- attributed by Suidas (1929) and then by Degenhart ( 1932)

Madonna holding out a flower to the Child (Madonna Benois) , St. Petersburg, Hermitage (red)

- not sources cited by

- not mentioned by Vasari

- given for the first time in Leonardo da Liphart (1909-1910)

Annunciation , Paris, Louvre (red)

- not cited sources

- not literature cited by Vintage Art

- attributed to Leonardo Morelli (1875)

Madonna of the Carnation (Madonna of the flowers) , Monaco, Alte Pinakothek (red)

- not cited sources

- not mentioned Art literature of the period

- attributed to Leonardo da Bayersdorfer (1886)

San Gerolamo , Rome, Pinacoteca Vaticana (red)

- not cited sources

- not mentioned in the literature Art Vintage

- attributed to Leonardo for the first time in the nineteenth century


Adoration of the Magi, Uffizi Gallery, Florence (yellow, green if there is a contract)

- there is (perhaps) the contract of contract

- is attributed to Leonardo da Vasari and subsequent inventories


Virgin of the Rocks, Paris, Louvre

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Thursday, April 16, 2009

Appendicitis Symptoms In Men

Working on the pictures - Catalogs

as set in the last two classes, those of 15 and 16 October, the problem of "recognition" and "allocation" in the classroom is very clear. This is, essentially, to think only and only in those ways that can be useful to clarify the coordinates Chrono-topographic and the author of the painting to the limit. Warning: at the limit. In any process of attribution, in fact, the name should be the last stage of a longer route and tortuous. A path which must be taken step by step and that is, in fact, learning to see and think and think and see in terms of a purely pictorial language. Fixed at an early stage on a name can be at times brilliant in most cases, however, leads to bitter and painful frustrations. On this basis should therefore be prepared comments.