Art
Advertising Poster by Giuseppe Riccobaldi del Bava, 1936
An advertising poster designed by Italian painter Giuseppe Riccobaldi del Bava in 1936. Riccobaldi del Bava was renowned for his work in travel, marketing…
June 2019Cultural Heritage Online
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Art
Advertising Poster by Carlo Mattioli, 1940
An advertising poster created by Italian painter Carlo Mattioli in 1940, the year of his debut at the Venice Biennale.
May 2019
Events
Home Venice Festival
Home Venice Festival San Giuliano, Venice - 12-13-14 July 2019 Day 1 Aphex Twin, Editors, Jon Hopkins, Rival Sons, The Vaccines, Alborosie, Moodymann, Canova,…
May 2019
Heritage News
Fascist Architecture in Italy: Art Beyond Politics
Published in May 2019, an examination of why Italian fascist-era monuments remain standing and how their architectural merit transcends their political origins.
May 2019
Art
Venice International Art Exhibition debuts alongside 58th Biennale
In May 2019, the D'E.M. Venice Art Gallery presented its inaugural Venice International Art Exhibition, showcasing painting, sculpture, photography, graphic work, engraving, installation, performance,…
May 2019
History
Fascism Apology in Italian Law: Constitution, Limits, and Interpretation
Published in May 2019, this article examines Italy's constitutional ban on fascist reorganization and the 1952 Scelba Law, exploring how courts have interpreted laws…
May 2019
Events
FEMMES 1900 exhibition
PROPORDENONE ONLUS is pleased to present you the exhibition FEMMES 1900, that will take place in Pordenone at the Harry Bertoia Gallery, Corso Vittorio…
May 2019
Heritage News
Apple launches global employee volunteer program
Apple announced in April 2019 a new Global Volunteer Program to encourage employees to volunteer in their local communities, initially launching in the United…
April 2019
Archaeology
The Sunken Port of Sinuessa: Rome’s Lost Coastal Mystery
An ancient Roman colony on the Campania coast has sunk eight metres below sea level. Scientists still cannot explain why the port of Sinuessa…
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