Luigi Tomassi Research Paper

World Renowned Sculptor Manuel Neri is one of the most brilliant artists of the 20th century. His works includes Mujer Pegada Series, paintings, drawings, and prints, though his primary medium is sculpture, his artistic talents has positions him in many facets of the art world. Born in 1930 in Sanger, California he spent most of his childhood in the San Joaquin and San Fernando valleys, where his parents worked as laborers. Neri attended San Francisco City College from 1949-50 with the intention of becoming an electrical engineer. A single class in ceramics turned him to art and a move to California College of Arts and Crafts and subsequent studies at California School of Fine Arts 1956–1958 (now the San Francisco Art Institute).

odd jobs and eventually made his way to California where he met his future wife,

went to work to support his family. He was hired as a apprentice to a bookseller were he

As a fashion obsessor, I love to read about different designers and learn things I never knew about or discover a new designer i’ve never heard of. Recently I’ve discovered Paolo Sebastian, an Australian designer who learned how to sew from his grandmother when he was very young. His designs grab fashion lovers’ attention at first glance. His attention to detail is magnificent and each collection of his tells a beautiful story. My personal favorite was his 15/16 SS couture collection because of the way the pieces all come together without being too alike. Paolo Sebastian’s work is art that deserves more recognition.

For the first time on the crowded street of the Italian business capital appeared what until now is considered one of the most relevant newspaper of the country: “Il corriere della Sera”.

Do you have an interest in art? Well Giovanni Bellini sure did. Giovanni Bellini was born into a family of artists. Bellini is apart of the Bellini Dynasty for art. Bellini has three siblings, Gentile his brother, Nicosia his sister, and Andrea his brother in law, who married Giovanni Bellini’s sister. Marrying Nicosia not only married him into the family, but also into the family dynasty.

Mauro Biglino is an Italian scholar of history of religions, he published in Italy five books, two of which are focused on the research and re-translation work of the original Hebrew text of the Old Testament of the Bible in a literal way, word by word, from the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia.

Francesco Borromini is the most quintessential Baroque architect of all time. Though he was born in Canton Ticino in the Alps, he came to Rome early and remained for the rest of his life. He was suspicious and dedicated, evident in that he carefully supervised his designs from models, to drawings, and even to the completed structure. His works, such as the church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane and the church of Sant’Agnese in Agone, still stand today and continue to show his amazing skill and expertise, and they still show his unrelenting pursuit of perfection.

Lourenço Mutarelli is a comic artist with a long and consecrated career in the Brazilian publishing market and, in more recent times, has been dedicating his talent to traditional literature, with equal or even greater success than his production within the so-called sequential art. His books draw attention not only to his quality as a text but also to the original way he produces them. Many of his works have been both public and critical success, and some have adapted versions for the movies, as in the case of the film O Cheiro do Ralo, an adaptation of the eponymous book that has been quite successful. In this way, Mutarelli can be considered as one of the most important and influential national writers of the recent years.

Filippo Sensi: Matteo Renzi’s shadow powerbroker ROME – Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, affectionately calls the man behind his communications strategy ‘Nomfup’- a nickname formed from the phrase ‘not my fucking problem’. Nomfup, a 48-year old Roman named Filippo Sensi, coined his own moniker more than six years ago, using the catchphrase of fictional spin-doctor Malcolm Tucker from the BBC comedy ‘In The Thick of It’. Foul-mouthed and aggressive, Tucker is a thinly-veiled caricature of Tony Blair’s legendary spin-doctor Alastair Campbell. But in spite of his nickname, Sensi denies being ‘the Campbell to Renzi’s Blair’, describing himself via e-mail as a “humble press aide” who is “too shy to do an interview.”

World Wide Film Start, Luigini Del Mar, famous for his 500 films which two won World Peace agreement, 200 Daytime programs, 150 Soap Operas and 95 commercials. Made a conference this Thursday 31 year 53523. He stated or begged the following “Please Just Let Me Die, Now” As we all know our dearest film start is always working on continuous films trough the world. Films like “Gone with the Storm” “Over the Mountain” But as soon he is about to die he is literal brought back to life by a new and eager writer who just want to see their script become famous.

Valentino Garavani was born in Voghera, Italy on May 11, 1932 (____), and he is considered to be one of the finest Italian fashion designers. He is mostly known for his classic and romantic designs, as well as his combination of the french and Italian couture, by using French embroidery along side Italian fabrics and workmanship. He has established a successful fashion lines filled with beautiful and feminine style. Valentino developed a passion for fashion while still attending high school, and at just the age of 17, he moved to Paris with the hope of pursuing his dream of fashion. When in Paris, he attended the Ecole de Beaux Arts sf Chamber Syndicale de la couture Parisienne in order to develop the necessary tools to fulfill his dream.

Nicolo Paganini was born in Genoa, Italy in 1782. Before the age of six, his father taught him to play the violin, and by the year 1790, Paganini was performing and had composed his first sonata. Unlike many musicians, Paganini is remembered for his performance, as well as for writing most of his music for his own performances. Known for using combinations of pizzicato and harmonics, his technically advanced works are still considered difficult, and was even rumored that he entered into a pack with the devil. One example is Fantasia on the G string, which is to be performed solely on the G-string.

This Weekend I attended a youth conference at the beach. As a dog follows a bone so do teenagers follow the music, we listened to a song called Paganini by Andy Mineo. I turned to the person beside me and asked, “what’s a Paganini” and even though we were all dancing to the music none of us had a clue who or what Paganini was or is. In the end we googled him to find out that he was, in reality, a musician and a composer from the classical and Romantic era.

With Volta having successfully disproved the animal electricity theory, Galvani focused his attention on how electricity could be used to cure diseases. He was specifically interested in using electricity to cure paralysis. Electricity had previously been successfully applied, by the Bolognese physiologist Giuseppe Veratti, to curing both paralysis and arthritis (Montillo 4). Unfortunately, Luigi Galvani died before he was able to experiment further with the idea of a reliable cure for paralysis (Luigi n.pag). Galvani’s nephew, Giovanni Aldini, who was an avid supporter of his uncle’s experiments, continued experimenting with galvanism after his uncle’s death. Aldini believed that galvanism could be used to cure melancholy madness. In 1801,