Friday September 16th, 2022
(Italiano) Politica per la Qualità
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Sunday July 16th, 2017
(Italiano) “Caroline, soeur de Napoléon, reine des arts” al Musée des beaux – arts PALAIS FESCH.
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Sunday April 2nd, 2017
Verona, S. Maria della Scala Church
From the “everlasting construction site” to the “recurring restoration”. The project for the conservation of the outer facades of the church of S. Maria della Scala in Verona. Essential results to define the intent strategies were: the discovery that part of the facade lining is a liner which hides and incorporates the former structures rather than a […]
Tuesday March 14th, 2017
“Chancellor’s Palace – Preparatory researches and studies for the restoration work.”
Building of Renaissance style among the best known and studied; it was built in the first decade of the sixteenth century for the Cardinal Riario, Camerlengo nephew of Papa Sisto V. Recently concluded, in 1513 it was already taken over by Pope Leo X and destined to the Offices of the Apostolic Chancellor. The need to […]
Saturday November 19th, 2016
Ottavio Celestino – MEN ART WORK
MEN ART WORK Men and archaelogical sites for the new museums of contemporary art in Italy Within the book by Ottavio Celestino some images of restorers on the Adriatic site in September 2007. www.ottaviocelestino.com
Saturday November 19th, 2016
The recent restoration of the Adrianeo and the facade of the Chamber of Commerce – Reflections on ancient restorations and on the 19th century interventions
SCIENCE AND CULTURAL HERITAGE XXIV, 2008 “Restaurare i Restauri” Acts of the study conference Bressanone 25 – 27 June 2008
Friday October 21st, 2016
Vincenzo Rusciano “Sponda”
Vincenzo Rusciano SPONDA Curated by Angela Tecce and Alberto Zanchetta Church of Sant’Aniello in Caponapoli – NAPLES 16 october – 15 novemer 2014 Closed for many years, struck by the bombings of 1943, abandoned by its devouts, damaged by the earthquake of 1980, the church of Sant’Aniello in Caponapoli has known a long history of degradation…