Search results for "Italian Risorgimento"
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Alexander Auf der Heyde, Per l'«avvenire dell'arte in Italia»: Pietro Selvatico e l'estetica applicata alle arti del disegno nel secolo XIX, Pisa, Pa…
2013
Attraverso le vicende di un protagonista autorevole e controverso delle arti figurative – il marchese padovano Pietro Selvatico Estense (1803-80) –, il volume narra l'articolarsi di un discorso artistico nazionale fortemente attento alla contemporanea produzione francese e tedesca, ma sullo sfondo specifico di una prospettiva pedagogica che accomuna le élites moderate d’epoca risorgimentale. This monograph investigates Pietro Selvatico Estense's (1803-1880) art writings and his commitment to the Italian Nineteenth-Century system of the Arts. Among the priorities of this study are Selvatico's contacts to the german-speaking countries (Bavaria, Prussia, Saxony and Austria) and to France, his …
Emerico Amari's political commitment mirrored in his parliamentary activity
2016
Emerico Amari (Palermo 1810-1870) can rightly be considered a protagonist of the culture and of the political events of the Italian Risorgimento, although only in the past few decades has he attracted the attention of the historians involved in recovering and studying his numerous inedited papers and in going more deeply into his political and economic thought and his interest in the Constitution and in the institutions. His scientific production noteworthy for the number of works and for the profundity of the contents, the value which is still partly to be brought to light, ranges from moral philosophy to epistemology, from economics to criminal law. But at the same time, the Palermitan sc…
Francesco De Sanctis e la sua giovinezza
2020
The article deals with Francesco De Sanctis’ youthhood, focusing particularly on the years of his education in Naples and providing, in so doing, a reconstruction of the Neapolitan cultural environment in the period between 1826 and 1844.
The Luigi Cremona Archive of the Mazzini Institute of Genoa
2011
Abstract Luigi Cremona (1830–1903) is unanimously considered to be the man who laid the foundations of the prestigious Italian school of Algebraic Geometry. In this paper we draw attention to the “Legato Itala Cremona Cozzolino”, which was given to the library of the Mazzini Institute, Genoa, Italy, by Cremona’s daughter, Itala, probably in 1939. This legacy, which contains over 6000 documents, mainly consisting of Cremona’s correspondence with scientific and institutional Italian interlocutors, can help us to understand the connections between the development of Italian mathematics in the second half of the XIX century and the main political issues of Italian history.
Rosalie e le anticonformiste donne del Risorgimento
2019
A review of Maria Attanasio, La ragazza di Marsiglia, an historical novel
Sull'educazione del pittore storico odierno italiano pensieri di Pietro Selvatico (Padova, Seminario 1842), postfazione e indici a cura di Alexander …
2007
Commented fac-simile edition of Pietro Selvatico Estense's handbook of history painting «Sull'educazione del pittore storico odierno italiano» (1842).