07 - BORGHESE GALLERY - DAFINA MAWADDAH SALSABILA
Borghese Gallery is the place where you can find the most pleasing and famous sculpture in Italy. The amazing artwork will leave you breathless and speechless!
How To Enjoy Museums - Tips From Art Historian Anik
This week we chat with Art Historian Anik, who has a PhD from the University of Cambridge.Anik makes learning about art and its history easily accessible, interesting…and fun!No snootiness. No scary, incomprehensible explanations. No overwhelm.Links:
Academy of Art History Website
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The Statue of "Oh My God," David!
Hello hello and welcome to a new year of APT!! In this episode we are Artpop talking our way through The Davids of the Renaissance! Focusing on Michelangelo’s Statue of David, we share why we chose this HUNK of marble to be a part of the APT brand!
Changing Narratives with Amanta Scott
Changing Narratives with Amanta ScottPlease note: this episode contains mature themes, including references to sexual violence, and may not be appropriate for all listeners.Today we welcome Canadian multidisciplinary artist Amanta Scott. Amanta explores the relevance of archetypes, symbols and per…
The Ages of El Greco: From Crete to Toledo
Felix Monguilot Benzal, art historian; docent, education division, Borghese Gallery, Rome; and Kress Interpretive Fellow (2012–2013), National Gallery of Art. During opening week of the exhibition El Greco in the National Gallery of Art and Washington-Area Collections: A 400th Anniversary Celebrati…
Patrons, Artists, and Saints: El Greco in the Chapel of San José in Toledo
June 2014 - Felix Monguilot Benzal, docent, Borghese Gallery, Rome, and Kress Interpretative Fellow (2012–2013), National Gallery of Art. In November of 1597, Doménikos Theotokópoulos (known as El Greco, 1541-1614) was commissioned to create a series of paintings for the recently built Capilla de S…
Episode 245 - Titian's "Venus Blindfolding Cupid" (Borghese Gallery, Rome)
Painted around 1565, this exquisite painting exemplifies Titian's later style with its loose brushstroke, sophisticated use of color, and delicate tonal transitions. The meaning of the painting is somewhat controversial as it does not fall into any traditional iconographical schemes and has consequ…
Episode 269 - Caravaggio's St. Jerome (Borghese Gallery)
In 1605, Caravaggio painted an image of St. Jerome for Cardinal Scipione Borghese, and the painting is still located in the Borghese Gallery in Rome, Italy. Caravaggio's depiction of the Father of the Church is a very quiet and intimate one, where we see a scholar in a sparsely furnished room consu…
First Trip to Rome (Part 1)
On this episode of Out Of Office: A Travel Podcast, the boys treat the ancient aqueducts like a flume ride and splash right into Rome! Kiernan and Ryan talk Emperors, SPQR, why columns make the best decor, plus just a touch of new Pope speculation.
Our episode on Vatican City: https://outofofficep…
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Borghese Gallery and Museum: Bernini’s Baroque Masterpieces
Prepare for one of Rome's most exclusive and stunning art experiences at the Borghese Gallery, a magnificent 17th-century villa nestled in the tranquil Villa Borghese gardens. This museum is a treasure trove of Baroque and Renaissance geni…
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