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England, a pair of amateur archaeologists discover an important Roman relief

England, a pair of amateur archaeologists discover an important Roman relief

A new discovery in northern England brings back a fragment of the Roman presence in Britain. At the archaeological site of Vindolanda, one of the best-known forts located along Hadrian's Wall, a sandstone relief depicting the Roman goddess Victoria, ...
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London's Royal Academy of Arts, the masterpieces of a little-known museum in the English capital

London's Royal Academy of Arts, the masterpieces of a little-known museum in the English capital

Each of us has a firm conviction not to be part of the masses, to break away from the qualunquialisms and common customs that a massified society has imposed: it is also with these intentions that we set out on vacation, certain that we will carve ou...
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Pre-Raphaelites in Milan, knockout exhibition with block works from Tate: no news

Pre-Raphaelites in Milan, knockout exhibition with block works from Tate: no news

When last May Palazzo Reale in Milan announced its collaboration with London's Tate Britain to mount an exhibition entirely dedicated to the Pre-Raphaelite movement, Pre-Raphaelites. Love and Desire, great curiosity was created around the exhib...
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Edward Burne-Jones's Sleeping Beauty, between suggestions from the Italian Renaissance and fairy tale readings

Edward Burne-Jones's Sleeping Beauty, between suggestions from the Italian Renaissance and fairy tale readings

When we think ofPre-Raphaelite art, our mind flies to the sensual women of Dante Gabriel Rossetti (London, 1828 - Birchington-on-Sea, 1882) and the myths and legends imprinted on canvas by Edward Burne-Jones (Birmingham, 1833 - London, 1898), but i...
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