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3/25/18

2/13/17

The Museo Canova

Museo Canova in Possagno, Italy.

Photos via here

7/31/16

1/9/16

12/26/15

Schloss Tegel, Renaissance Palace, circa 1558, renovated in a Classicist style by Karl Friedrich Schinkel for the Von Humboldt family in 1819, Berlin, Germany

Photos via here and here

12/21/15

Museo Capitolino in Rome

Photograph by Francesco Venturi via here

7/18/15

Busts ⎮Sculptures

My favourite museum in Copenhagen Thorvaldsensmuseum.dk

4/14/15

Inside Museums

Lina Bo Bardi, 1957 São Paolo Museum of Art — behind one of her innovative glass painting stands displaying Modigliani’s Renée, 1917

by A. Zybin, 1961

by Jean-Jacques Henner, 1958

via pinterest

1/7/14

The Sculptures

Felice Calchi - Antonio Canova’s sculptures at The Gispoteca, 2008 via here

12/27/13

Villa Medici, Rom

Photo François Halard via AD Magasine

12/20/13

l'Atelier Musée d'Antoine Bourdelle


The studio of Antoine Bourdelle ( 1861 - 1929 ) in Montparnasse, Paris here

All Photos by A. Felice 2013 ©

12/15/13

Daniele Da Volterra

Daniele Da Volterra. Italian. 1509-1566. Louvre Museum. via here

4/1/13

still life

Skull in Rembrandt's studio - Amsterdam. Photo by Rydeng

3/30/13

Rubens bedroom

The 17th century home and garden of Peter Paul Rubens.
Rubens bought an existing 16th century house here, after he had returned from his stay in Italy (1600-1608). He lived in the house from 1616 onwards and died here in 1640. Photo by Rydeng

3/28/13

Rembrandthuis - Amsterdam


Rembrandt House: Lovely Museum! Photo by Rydeng

7/25/12

Thorvaldsens Museum-Copenhagen

Corridor on the ground floor.

One of my favourite museums.

Thorvaldsens Museum is Denmark's oldest and also most extraordinary museum building. Greatest collection of works of Betel Thorvaldsen (1770 - 1844), the biggest name in neoclassical sculpture. After many years of self-imposed exile in Italy (40 years),he returned in triumph to Copenhagen where he died a national figure and was buried here in the courtyard of his own personal museum.

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