Art

AA.VV.

Guía breve al Museo Nacional de Castel Sant’Angelo

curated by Francesco Cochetti

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Castel Sant'Angelo: the history, the architecture, the artworks exhibited there today.
Spanish edition.
Spanish edition.

A handy guide organized in monographic chapters, with beautiful illustrations, to one of the most unique monuments of ancient Rome. Built in 123 AD as a monumental tomb for the Emperor Hadrian, in the Middle Ages the complex was transformed into a fortress, and then made less forbidding in the Renaissance, with the addition of the loggias of Julius II and Paul III. Today it contains an art museum: sculptures by Raffaello da Montelupo, Pietro Bracci and Andrea Pozzo, decorations by students of Raphael, including Perino del Vaga, paintings by Carlo Crivelli, Luca Signorelli, Dosso Dossi and Lorenzo Lotto.


Format
16x24
Binding
paperback
Pages
24
Year of publication
1998
ISBN
9788843564019
Language
Spanish
Genre
Art
Publisher
Electa

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