Golden Age of Italian Art and Literature Discussed
Mrs. Roszel and Miss Sophie Baker spoke on the golden age of Italian art and literature at the Century Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert T. Barton. The session covered Renaissance artists from Giotto to Raphael and highlighted major works and the shift to oil painting, followed by a survey of Ariosto and Tasso in Italian literature.
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Roszel
Sophie Baker
Robert T. Barton
B. M. Roszel
Miss Chew
Naples
Herculaneéum
Pompeii
Italy
St. Sophia
Niccolo
Giovanni Pisano
John of Pies
Siena
Pisa
Ghiberti
Domatello
Saint George
Luica
Andrea Della Robbia
Giovanni Cimabue
Giotto
Florentine
St. Francis of
Assisi
Giotto di Bondone
Duomo
Fra Angelico
Macach
France Lippi
Ley
Verrichhio
da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Leonardo da Vince
Mas
Ter
Titian
Mrs. Roszel
Ludovico Ariosto
Torquato Tasso
Petrarch
Boc Ludovico Ariosto
Orlando Furioso
Orlando Furiogo
Sorrento
Rome
Padua
Ravenna
Bologna
Aminta
Fourth Great Italian Poet Crowned Posthumously
The suffering poet endured harsh criticism in Rome and isolation at Ferrara where Alfonso in 7 years held him in a madhouse. He produced notable short poems during confinement and was released in 1586. In 1595 Clement VIII summoned him to Rome to be crowned poet laureate but he died before the ceremony.
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Clement VIII
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