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Curriculum Vitæ Informazioni personali Nome TARTUFERI Angelo Indirizzo Via Giuseppe Richa 74 - 50134 - FIRENZE (FI) Telefono 055 /473642 E-mail [email protected] Cittadinanza ITA Data di nascita 16/08/1957 Titoli di studio Data di 07/03/1989 conseguimento Titolo conseguito Dottore di ricerca Titolo della Tesi La pittura a Firenze nel Duecento. Nome e indirizzo Universit� degli Studi di ROMA "La Sapienza" - P.zza Aldo Moro, 5 - ROMA istituzione Data di 17/04/1986 conseguimento Titolo conseguito Diploma di scuola di specializzazione Descrizione Corso annuale con quattro esami e tesi finale Voto conseguito 70 e lode su 70 "Un codice miniato fiorentino del primo Trecento: 'I Fatti dei Romani';Berlin, Titolo della Tesi Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Hamilton 67 / Firenze, Biblioteca Riccardiana, Cod. 2418" Nome e indirizzo Universit� degli Studi di FIRENZE - P.zza S. Marco, 4 - FIRENZE istituzione Data di 30/06/1982 conseguimento Titolo conseguito Diploma universitario (vecchio ordin.) Descrizione Laurea di Dottore in Lettere Voto conseguito 110 e lode Nome e indirizzo Universit� degli Studi di FIRENZE - P.zza S. Marco, 4 - FIRENZE istituzione Esperienze Periodo 25/07/1990 - oggi Posizione Altro Qualifica Posizione economica C5 Tipo di attività Storico dell'arte del Ministero per i Beni Culturali svolta Nome e indirizzo Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze - Via Ricasoli 58 Firenze istituzione - 1 - Tipo istituzione Ente di ricerca pubblico italiano Periodo 25/02/2013 - 31/05/2013 Posizione Professore a contratto Qualifica Professore a contratto Tipo di attività Corso di Storia e tecnica del restauro svolta Nome e indirizzo Universit� degli Studi di PERUGIA - P.zza dell' Universita', 1 - PERUGIA istituzione Struttura Dip. UOMO E TERRITORIO Periodo 28/12/1997 - 30/05/1998 Posizione Attivita' di insegnamento Qualifica Incarico di insegnamento (art.1 comma 10 L. 230/05) Tipo di attività Corso di Storia dell'Arte di 40 ore annue svolta Nome e indirizzo OPD - OPIFICIO DELLE PIETRE DURE - - Firenze istituzione Periodo 15/12/1994 - 15/03/1995 Posizione Professore a contratto Qualifica Professore a contratto Tipo di attività Lezioni presso la Scuola di Specializzazione svolta Nome e indirizzo Universit� degli Studi di FIRENZE - P.zza S. Marco, 4 - FIRENZE istituzione Struttura Dip. STORIA DELLE ARTI E DELLO SPETTACOLO Periodo 15/12/1993 - 15/03/1994 Posizione Professore a contratto Qualifica Professore a contratto Tipo di attività Lezioni presso la Scuola di Specializzazione in Storia dell'Arte svolta Nome e indirizzo Universit� degli Studi di FIRENZE - P.zza S. Marco, 4 - FIRENZE istituzione Struttura Dip. STORIA DELLE ARTI E DELLO SPETTACOLO Elenco dei prodotti della ricerca TARTUFERI A (2019). Il Maestro della Sant'Agata in San Miniato al Monte a Firenze e un punto di vista su Francesco da Pisa. STUDI DI STORIA DELL'ARTE, vol. 30, p. 9-18, ISSN: 1123-5683 TARTUFERI A (2019). The Master of Sant'Ivo: a New Painting and date. In: A. Tartuferi; A. Bernacchioni;L. Gallo. The Ringli Triptych. A New Discovery by The Master - 2 - of Sant'Ivo. p. 9-25, Milano:Salamon & C., ISBN: 979-12-200-4360-1 TARTUFERI A (2018). Maestro dei crocifissi francescani; Maestro della croce di Gubbio. In: (a cura di): Benazzi G, Lunghi E, Neri Lusanna E, Gubbio al tempo di Giotto. p. 158-159-200-201, EFFE Fabrizio Fabbri Editore, ISBN: 978-88-6778-108-9 TARTUFERI A (2018). Una proposta per il Maestro della Croce n.434 degli Uffizi. PARAGONE. ARTE, vol. LXIX, p. 25-31, ISSN: 1120-4737 TARTUFERI A (2017). Mariotto di Nardo.Per la reintegrazione di due tabernacoli a sportelli. STUDI DI STORIA DELL'ARTE, vol. 28, p. 87-92, ISSN: 1123-5683 Tartuferi A (2017). Neri di Bicci, Cinque santi. Firenze, Galleria dell'Accademia. In: (a cura di): Andrea Marmori - Francesca Giorgi, L'elogio della bellezza. Capolavori dai musei italiani. p. 14-15, CINISELLO BALSAMO:Silvana Editoriale Tartuferi A (2017). Per il Maestro di Mezzana e alcuni appunti sulla pittura del Trecento a Prato. STUDI DI STORIA DELL'ARTE, vol. XXVII, p. 65-82, ISSN: 1123-5683 TARTUFERI A (2016). Giovanni dal Ponte tra genio e sregolatezza. In: Autori Vari. (a cura di): Angelo Tartuferi Lorenzo Sbaraglio, Giovanni dal Ponte. p. 29-41, FIRENZE:Giunti Editore, ISBN: 978-88-09-83585-6 TARTUFERI A (2016). Il Crocifisso di Santa Croce nel percorso del Maestro di Figline, in "Città di Vita",LXXI,N.2, 2016. CITTÀ DI VITA, p. 191-206, ISSN: 0009-7632 TARTUFERI A (2016). L'arte di Francesco d'Assisi:una mostra e alcuni esempi dal Duecento al Quattrocento. STUDI FRANCESCANI, vol. CXIII, p. 579-598, ISSN: 0392-727X TARTUFERI A (2016). Miklos Boskovits (Budapest 1935 - Firenze 2011) e la pittura aretina trecentesca. In: (a cura di): Isabella Droandi, "In nome di buon pittore". Spinello e - 3 - il suo tempo. p. 177-179, ISBN: 978-88-7970-786-2 TARTUFERI A (2016). Rec. a S.Weppelmann,Spinello Aretino e la pittura del Trecento in Toscana. In: (a cura di): Isabella Droandi, "In nome di buon pittore".Spinello e il suo tempo. p. 163-176, FIRENZE:Edifir Edizioni, ISBN: 978-88-7970-786-2 TARTUFERI A (2016). Recensione a Stefan Weppelman, "Spinello Aretino e la pittura del Trecento in Toscana". In: Autori vari. (a cura di): Isabella Droandi, "In nome di buon pittore". Spinello e il suo tempo. p. 163-176, FIRENZE:Edifir Edizioni, ISBN: 978-88-7970-786-2 Tartuferi A (2016). Un'ipotesi di lavoro per gli esordi di Agnolo Gaddi. ARTE CRISTIANA, vol. CIV, p. 429-434, ISSN: 0004-3400 TARTUFERI A (2015). Giunta di Capitino,cat.7;Maestro della Croce n.434,cat.9;Giunta di Capitino,cat. 10;Maestro dei Crocifissi francescani,cat.11;Pittore umbro-marchigiano del sec.XIII,cat.12;Maestro di San Francesco,cat.18;Cimabue,cat.19;Pittore dell'Itali centro-meridionale del sec.XIII,cat.21;Maestro di Figline,cat. 23 e 24;Zanino di Pietro,cat.32;Coppo di Marcovaldo,cat.50;Pietro Nelli,cat.53.. In: Autori Vari. (a cura di): Angelo Tartuferi Francesco d'Arelli, "L'arte di Francesco. Capolavori d'arte italiana e terre d'Asia dal XIII al XV secolo", Catalogo della mostra (Firenze, Galleria dell'Accademia,31 marzo/11 ottobre 2015) a cura di A.Tartuferi e F.D'Arelli, Firenze 2015. FIRENZE:Giunti Editore, ISBN: 978-88-09-80801-0 TARTUFERI A (2015). I pittori di Francesco. In: Autori Vari. (a cura di): Angelo Tartuferi Francesco d'Arelli, "L'arte di Francesco. Capolavori d'arte italiana e terre d'Asia dal XIII al XV secolo", Catalogo della mostra (Firenze, Galleria dell'Accademia,31 marzo/11 ottobre 2015) a cura di A.Tartuferi e F.D'Arelli, Firenze 2015,pp. 145-159.. p. 145-159, FIRENZE:Giunti Editore, ISBN: 978-88-09-80801-0 TARTUFERI A (2015). La Badia fiorentina: il polittico per l'altare maggiore. In: Autori vari. (a cura di): S. ROMANO; P. PETRAROIA, Giotto, l'Italia. p. 54-63, ISBN: 978-88-918-0684-0 - 4 - TARTUFERI A (2015). Sul Chiostrino dei Morti in Santa Maria Novella a Firenze:un libro e alcune note critiche. COMMENTARI D'ARTE, vol. XXI, p. 107-113, ISSN: 1974-6385 TARTUFERI A (2014). GIOTTO. p. 3-111; -364-397, ROMA:Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana Treccani, ISBN: 978-88-12-00523-9 TARTUFERI A (2014). Il 'Giotto' di Bellosi: alcuni aggiornamenti. In: Luciano Bellosi. Giotto. p. 111-117, Firenze:Scala, ISBN: 978-886637191-5 TARTUFERI A (2014). Il collezionismo dei Primitivi italiani in mostra. In: AUTORI VARI. (a cura di): TARTUFERI A ,TORMEN G, La fortuna dei Primitivi.Tesori d'arte dalle collezioni italiane fra Sette e Ottocento. p. 119-131, FIRENZE:Giunti Editore, ISBN: 978-88-09-79431-3 TARTUFERI A (2014). Il restauro della Croce n. 432 degli Uffizi: alcune note critiche . PARAGONE. ARTE, vol. LXV, Terza Serie, p. 3-14, ISSN: 1120-4737 TARTUFERI A (2014). Intorno a Giotto:una mostra, un libro e una proposta di attribuzione. COMMENTARI D'ARTE, vol. XIX-XX, p. 26-38, ISSN: 1974-6385 TARTUFERI A (2014). Master of Mezzana;Master of the Magdalen;Tommaso di ser Giovanni, called Masaccio. In: (a cura di): CHIODO S and PADOVANI S, Italian Paintings from the 14th to 16th century. The Alana Collection, vol.III. vol. III, p. 175-183-257-262, FIRENZE:Mandragora, ISBN: 978-88-7461-217-8 TARTUFERI A (2014). Michelangelo. p. 7-119, Firenze:Scala, ISBN: 978-886637196-0 TARTUFERI A (2014). Restauri recenti alle tavole di Filippo Lippi degli Uffizi. In: (a cura di): BENASSAI P;CIATTI M;DE MARCHI A;GNONI MAVARELLI C;LAPI BALLERINI I, Officina Pratese. Tecnica,stile,storia. p. 115-126, FIRENZE:Edifir Edizioni, ISBN: 978-88-7970-664-3 TARTUFERI A (2014). Restauri-Le opere dal Medioevo al Quattrocento. In: AUTORI VARI. (a cura di): CHEZZI F., - 5 - ONALI M., Bollettino degli Uffizi 2012. p. 43-45, FIRENZE:Centro Di, ISBN: 978-88-7038-513-7 TARTUFERI A (2014). Taddeo Gaddi; Niccolò Gerini. In: AUTORI VARI. (a cura di): PARENTI D.; RAGAZZINI S., Jacopo del Casentino e la pittura a Pratovecchio nel secolo di Giotto. FIRENZE:Maschietto Editore, ISBN: 978-886394-072-5 TARTUFERI A, TORMEN G (a cura di) (2014). La fortuna dei Primitivi. Tesori d'arte dalle collezioni italiane fra Sette e Ottocento. Di AUTORI VARI. FIRENZE:Giunti Editore, ISBN: 978-88-09-79431-3 TARTUFERI A (2013). La pittura su tavola dal XII secolo all'avvento di Giotto. In: AUTORI VARI. (a cura di): COLLARETA M, Visibile parlare. Le arti nella Toscana medievale. p. 217-246, FIRENZE:Edifir Edizioni, ISBN: 978-88-7970-611-7 TARTUFERI A (2013). Ri-conoscere Michelangelo. MCM, p. 22-25, ISSN: 0393-8190 TARTUFERI A (2012). 1.Il primo Rinascimento;2.
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    The influence of Vasari upon the art poems of Robert Browning Item Type text; Thesis-Reproduction (electronic) Authors Northrup, Frederick Willis, 1916- Publisher The University of Arizona. Rights Copyright © is held by the author. Digital access to this material is made possible by the University Libraries, University of Arizona. Further transmission, reproduction or presentation (such as public display or performance) of protected items is prohibited except with permission of the author. Download date 23/09/2021 13:24:58 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10150/553517 THE INFLUENCE OP VASARI UPON THE ART POEMS OF ROBERT BROWNING by Frederick Willis Northrop A Thesis submitted to $he faculty of the Department of English in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts In the Graduate College University of Arizona 1940 ■io gMaroi m n lEt tmy lommMK ^fXWiOflB T^SO.'- fd CXirfTi- "'TC'-r i H C.t^ jfcit'I ^ f? JtB Ati T A J - ' - R) 4/ * E A Pv #e ■ j wte"*’t eild t ie t £cf! » i E.vbs < *f€* 9fW A ;os • . Jt. 7^ '*-%*/" l .-. _ > » - > . rftwertfrnr* ^yaf^iTTot^r • - .— ■ f K sr ^ <6? 7?/ /?& o p . * - TABLE OP 00STENTS CHAPTER PAGE I. INTRODUCTION.............................. 1 II. DISCUSSION OF MISCELLANEOUS REFERENCES TO VASARI ARTISTS........................ 26 III. ANALYSIS OF "FRA LIPPO L I P P I " ............ 41 IV. ANALYSIS OF "ANDREA DEL SARTO"............ 78 V. ANALYSIS OF "OLD PICTURES IN FLORENCE". 96 VI. CONCLUSIONS.............................. 116 s BIBLIOGRAPHY..................................... 123 ±02 9 3 3 THE INFLUENCE OP VASARI UPON THE ART POEMS OF ROBERT BROWING CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION But at any rate I have loved the season Of Art's spring-birth so dim and dewy; My sculptor is HIcolo the Pisan, My painter - who but Citnabue? lor ever was man of them all indeed.
  • Summary for Deaccession by National Gallery of Art, October 15

    Summary for Deaccession by National Gallery of Art, October 15

    KRESS COLLECTION DIGITAL ARCHIVE Deaccession by National Gallery of Art, October 15, 1952 IDENTIFIER DIS014 INSTITUTION National Gallery of Art, Washington, District of Columbia OFFER DATE ACCEPTANCE DATE 10/15/1952 10/21/1952 OFFER DOCUMENTATION ACCEPTANCE DOCUMENTATION Letter from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation in Board of Board of Trustees Minutes Vol. 9: 1579-1582; 1588-1595. Trustees Minutes Vol. 9: 1579-1581. National Gallery of Art, National Gallery of Art, Gallery Archives, 1B Board of Trustees Gallery Archives, 1B Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes. Meeting Minutes. 194 RELATED ART OBJECTS Milanese 16th Century The Man of Sorrows Unknown, Italian Madonna and Christ Child Enthroned with Angels Attributed to Girolamo da Cremona Triumph of Divinity [The Triumphs of Fame, Time and Divinity] NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, WASHINGTON, DC, GALLERY ARCHIVES Page 1 KRESS COLLECTION DIGITAL ARCHIVE Cosimo Rosselli Adoration of the Child with Saints Neri di Bicci The Martyrdom of Saint Apollonia Niccolò di Pietro Gerini Madonna and Child Andrea di Vanni Saint Clare Girolamo del Pacchia Madonna and Child NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, WASHINGTON, DC, GALLERY ARCHIVES Page 2 KRESS COLLECTION DIGITAL ARCHIVE Ambrogio Bergognone Madonna and Child Alvise Vivarini Saint Jerome Alvise Vivarini Saint John the Baptist Master of San Jacopo a Muciano Saint Jerome in His Study Taddeo di Bartolo Saint Geminianus NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, WASHINGTON, DC, GALLERY ARCHIVES Page 3 KRESS COLLECTION DIGITAL ARCHIVE Attributed to L'Ortolano The Presentation in the Temple
  • Entire Triptych

    Entire Triptych

    National Gallery of Art NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART ONLINE EDITIONS Italian Paintings of the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries Agnolo Gaddi Florentine, c. 1350 - 1396 Madonna and Child with Saints Andrew, Benedict, Bernard, and Catherine of Alexandria with Angels [entire triptych] shortly before 1387 tempera on poplar panel left panel (overall): 197 × 80 cm (77 9/16 × 31 1/2 in.) middle panel (overall): 204 × 80 cm (80 5/16 × 31 1/2 in.) right panel (overall): 194.6 × 80 cm (76 5/8 × 31 1/2 in.) Inscription: left panel, across the bottom below the saints: S. ANDREAS AP[OSTO]L[U]S; S. BENEDICTUS ABBAS; left panel, on the book held by St. Benedict: AUSCU / LTA.O/ FILI.PR / ECEPTA / .MAGIS / [T]RI.ET.IN / CLINA.AUREM / CORDIS.T / UI[ET]A[D]MONITIONE / M.PII.PA / TRIS.LI / BENTE / R.EXCIP / E.ET.EF[FICACITER COMPLE] (Harken, O son, to the precepts of the master and incline the ear of your heart and willingly receive the admonition of the pious father and efficiently);[1] middle panel, across the bottom: AVE MARIA GRATIA PLENA DOMINUS [TECUM] (Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee; from Luke 1:28); middle panel, on the book held by the Redeemer in the gable: EGO SUM / A[ET] O PRINCI / PIU[M] [ET] FINIS / EGO SUM VI / A. VERITAS / [ET] VITA (I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, I am the way, the truth, and the life; from John 14:6; Revelations 22:13); right panel, across the bottom under the saints: S.
  • Prato E Le Grandi Ville Medicee Di Poggio a Caiano E

    Prato E Le Grandi Ville Medicee Di Poggio a Caiano E

    PRATO (about 120 km return) This a very busy town to the west of Florence, rich with ancient monuments and also an important centre for the textile and wool industry. The Duomo – Cattedrale di Santo Stefano St. Stephen Cathedral is one of the most beautiful churches in Tuscany, a mix of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance styles. It keeps the precious Reliquia della Cintola (Sacro Cingolo) della Madonna (relic of the Holy Belt of the Virgin Mary), given by Mary to Saint Thomas the Apostle. Inside can also be found masterpieces of the Italian art with works by Filippo Lippi, Paolo Uccello and Agnolo Gaddi, as well as by Giovanni Pisano, Mino da Fiesole, Rossellino and Da Maiano. Erected in the Romanesque style in the 12th-13th centuries, the church was enlarged in the 14th century with the addition of a Gothic transept. The elegant façade with its white and green marble stripes (Prato green marble) is dated 1385-1457. Above the portal is a beautiful lunette in glazed terracotta by Andrea della Robbia from 1498, portraying a refined Madonna col Bambino e Santi. On the right corner, resting on a bronze capital by Michelozzo is the famous Pergamo del Sacro Cingolo, the Pulpit of the Holy Belt, with the Danza dei Putti (Dance of the Angels) by Donatello on the parapet (the original work of these replicas is kept inside the Duomo Museum next to the church). The pulpit was created for the public exhibition of the relic of the Holy Belt which is shown to the crowd on Christmas Day, at Easter, on May 1st and August 15th, and, in a more solemn way, on September 8th, for the celebration of the Nativity of Virgin Mary.