Paolo Veronese — painter Artist with a talent for using colour and painting people A leading figure of the 16th century Venetian school of painting, the artist Paolo Veronese died on this day in in Venice.
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Veronese left a legacy of huge, colourful, paintings full of figures, which depicted allegorical, biblical or historical subjects. Much of his work remains in Venice to this day. A Merchqnt figure during the Renaissance, Veronese has continued to inspire and be appreciated by many of the great artists who came after him, in particular Rubens, Watteau, Tiepolo and Renoir.
He began training as an artist at the age of 14 with Antonio Badile, click daughter, Elena, he later married. One of his early works, Temptation of St Anthony, painted in for the Cathedral in Mantua, shows the influence of Michelangelo.
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In he began working for the Venetian authorities on the decoration of the Palazzo Ducale. His skilful work on the ceiling of the Hall of the Council of Ten makes the figures appear to be actually floating in space. Read more An instantly recognisable figure due to his many television appearances, Carluccio moved to London in and built up a successful chain of restaurants bearing his name. He wrote 21 books about Italian food, as well as his autobiography, A Recipe for Life, which was published in Although born in Vietri, a seaside town between Amalfi and Salerno famous for ceramics, Carluccio spent most of his childhood in the north, in Borgofranco d'Ivrea in Piedmont.
His father was a station master and his earliest memories are of running home from the station where his father worked to warn his mother that the last train of the day had left and that it was time to begin cooking the evening meal. Carluccio would join his father in foraging for mushrooms and wild rocket in the mountainous countryside near their home and it was from those outings that his interest in food Culprit In The Merchant Of Venice to develop, yet his career would at first revolve around wine. Having moved to Austria to study languages, he settled in Germany and between and was a wine merchant based in Hamburg.
He was 70 years old and according to Culprit In The Merchant Of Venice historian William George Constable he had been suffering from a fever caused by a bladder click to see more. He was buried in the nearby church of San Lio in the Castello district, not far from the Rialto bridge. Canaletto was famous largely for the views he painted of his native city, although he also spent time in Rome and the best part of 10 years working in London. His work was popular with English visitors to Venice, in particular.
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Culprit In The Merchant Of Venice his contemporary, and sometime pupil, Francesco Guardi, whose paintings were a romanticised vision of the city, Canaletto did not feel the need to embellish what he saw. His works, therefore, were notable for their accuracy. Only the second woman to clear two metres, she won the gold medal in her event at the Moscow Olympics ofsetting a Games record in the process.
She confessed later that she suffered a panic attack just before the final in the Lenin Stadium and was physically sick, but then reminded herself that she was the world record holder and eventually beat the Polish jumper Urszula Kielan with a leap of 1. A great friend of the late Pietro Mennea, another Olympic champion from whom she drew inspiration, she had won the silver medal in Montreal eVnice and did so again in Los Angeles in Read more….]
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