Ferrara

Study of Dosso Dossi’s Jupiter, Mercury and Virtue Dosso Dossi (c.1486-1542) was a Renaissance painter from the city of Ferrara in Northern Italy. Collaborating with his brother Battista, Dosso created some of the most groundbreaking yet baffling works for the dukes of Ferrara. Dosso’s paintings, however, remained largely unheard of apart from occasional appearances in academic journals, until a series of traveling exhibitions in 1999 brought the artist back in attention. Heavily influenced

Renaissance Art & Architecture Castello Estense Ferrara is a small city in Italy, almost comparable in size to Portland, ME. This city is known for its many buildings from the renaissance era in which at the time was ruled by the Este family. The Este family is known for building the Diamanti Palace, as well as the famous Este Castle. The Castello Estense, also known as the Este Castle is a historical building in the center of the city of Ferrara, Italy. This medieval castle served as a fortress

are similar men of different background; both have their confidence depend on outside factors (wife, title), they both want to possess their wives, and they both mistakenly think that they have achieved this goal. Andrea del Sarto and the Duke of Ferrara are both men incomplete without their wives, and thus dependent on them. In the case of the Duke this dependence comes in an indirect way: his confidence comes from his title, and when his wife treats him and his “gift of a nine-hundred-years-old

Science is very important to our life. It helped us to understand many things in our world. Many of the famous scientists were Italian, Giovanni Battista Venturi is one of the italian scientists that influence us to understand how our world work. He had proven to us that his theory is true and reliable. Venturi also proved to us that he can use his physics knowledge to create his works. His works helped to created vacuum, pump, and valve. That can be very helpful nowadays. However, it wasn’t that

The Last Duchess of Ferrara was the Duke’s ex-wife. She was a woman of compassion, modesty, and she loved the simple things of life. In contrast, the Duke was an arrogant, possessive, jealous and controlling person. In the dramatic lyric, “My Last Duchess” by Robert Browning, the Duke becomes carried away with talking about a painting of his Last Duchess by Fra Pandolf. He reveals to the Counts envoy that he gave the command to kill his wife, because he could not express to her how he felt about

Senior Home Biography of Willie Ferrara Willie Ferrara, age 91, is a mother of three children currently living at Spring Hills Senior Center in Somerset, New Jersey. She was born in North Carolina during the year 1924 and was raised in said state for the entirety of her childhood. Ferrara’s suburban hometown is close to Charlotte, North Carolina and located approximately three hours from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Amidst her childhood, Willie Ferrara’s mother, a stay-at-home-mother who raised

variable is the polarity score determined by SentiStrength represented by t (Ferrara 3). The conceptual definition the author gave was that emotions can spread through empathy in various methods and depending on the social medium we employ it can spread faster, becoming more potent. Thus manipulating others Focusing on social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, the author tried to connect the “micro-communications” (Ferrara 1) we take part in online to the emotional states we convey and spread to

museum. The organ doors contain two of his artworks, one when it is open and another when it is closed. For most of his life he was a court painter in Ferrara for the d’Este dukes. His two most important contributions are being an official court painter and being an important figure in the School of Ferrara. Tura was born in 1430 in the city of Ferrara, Italy where he lived for most of his life. Giorgio “Vasari wrote that Turo was a student of Galasso Galassi and the the two worked together at the ducal

The author, Peter Ferrara, opens the article by introducing his topic: the gold standard. He explains that today’s Americans have no true conception of what the gold standard is, blaming this on modern media and lack of education. The author then begins to shape an argument by discussing the history of the gold standard in the United States thoroughly. He points out the insignificant effect that tying the U.S. dollar to gold had on inflation, and uses phrases from the Constitution to support the

posterity (Ferrara 3.) So what made America, this Promised Land, any different from other countries? Peter Ferrara, in his article,