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ARTE GRECA

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ARTE ROMANICA

ARTE GOTICA

TRECENTO

QUATTROCENTO

CINQUECENTO

SEICENTO

SETTECENTO

OTTOCENTO

NOVECENTO


GRANDI ARTISTI

Fidia

GIOTTO

RAFFAELLO

LEONARDO DA VINCI

ANTONELLO DA MESSINA

MASACCIO

ANDREA MANTEGNA

BERNINI

BOTTICELLI

GHIRLANDAIO

BRUNELLESCHI

GIULIO ROMANO

DONATELLO

TIZIANO

PERUGINO

JACOPO DELLA QUERCIA

BRONZINO

BORROMINI

CARAVAGGIO

CELLINI

MICHELANGELO

VASARI

PICASSO

Munch

Van Gogh

Gauguin

Kandinsky

Boccioni

 

Storia dell'arte - Story of Art


 

 

The History of Art

Prehistoric Art

Greek Art

Etruscan Art

Roman Art

Byzantine Art

Gotthic Art

Romanic Art

1300 art

1400 art

1500 Art

1600 art

1700 art

1800 Art

1900 Art


Artist

Mantegna

Da Messina

Bernini

Borromini

Caravaggio

Giotto

Giulio Romano

Leonardo

Masaccio

Michelangelo

Etruscan Art

versione italiana

apollo face etruscan artThe Etruscan Art and Civilization dveloped in Etruria, the small piece of land extended between the Tirrenic Sea, the Arno and the Tevere.

Between the Vllth and Vth century b.C. the Etruscan extended their territory to Rome and to Campania. But the end of the Vth Century b.C. they conquered the lands in the north of Italy (Cesena and Parma).

The artistic culture of this civilization was so great, that the etruscan had been imitated also by the future civilizations (like the Romans) especially for how to concern the roads, the drainage and urban sytem and the division of the lands (Agrimensura).

The oldest artistic production goes back to the VIIIth Century b.C. in the Necropolis of Tarquinia ì, Vulci, Vetulonia and Chiusi.

This production represent the continuity of the real life even after the death.

Since the Vlth century b.C. the Etruscan architecture developed also with the creation of rural tombs made of stone (Sarcofago di Cerveteri, Sarcofago degli Sposi).

The sculptures of Bronze are very elegant and made with a refined tecnique. (Lupa Capitolina, la Chimera di Arezzo).

Since the Vlth century the Etruscan tombs had been decorated with wall paintings (tomba dei Tori, Tarquinia; Tomba della Caccia e della Pesca, Tarquinia).

The creation of the Tombs, the great decorations of their inside show us the complete evolution of the Etruscan Culture.

The Arch of Volterra and the Arch of Porta Marzia (Perugia) are a clear example of how the Etruscan Architecture influenced the Roman Culture.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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