A partire dal 1868: nota sulla nuova pittura a Venezia

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dc.contributor.author	Stringa Nico
dc.title	A partire dal 1868: nota sulla nuova pittura a Venezia. Parte prima
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dc.description.abstract	Even 19th century had its ’68, particularly in Venice, where, without sensational episodes but with as much relevance, as regards the artistic situation, as what happened a century later, a series of events, if seen even if only in their apparently casual consequential and then overlapping, attests to a total value objectively unusual and rich in subsequent implications, ordered in the direction of a general renewal. Two years after the plebiscite that sanctioned the entry of Venice and Veneto into the Kingdom of Italy, many signs provide the clarification of an overall picture of great momentum due in large part to the contribution of a new generation of Venetians. The establishment of the Royal Higher School of Commerce at Ca’ Foscari, a prelude to the establishment of one of the major university centres of research and higher education, contributed to the rebirth and revival of Venice and its image, in stark contrast with the myth, never extinguished, of a city ‘inevitably’ linked to its never-ending end, to its endless twilight.
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dc.publisher	Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing
dc.issued	2018-12-14
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dc.identifier.isbn	978-88-6969-295-6
dc.identifier.eisbn	978-88-6969-294-9
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dc.subject	Domenico Bresolin
dc.subject	Domenico Bresolin
dc.subject	Emanuele Antonio Cicogna
dc.subject	Emanuele Antonio Cicogna
dc.subject	Ermolao Antonio Paoletti
dc.subject	Ermolao Antonio Paoletti
dc.subject	Federico Zandomeneghi
dc.subject	Federico Zandomeneghi
dc.subject	Filippo Palizzi
dc.subject	Filippo Palizzi
dc.subject	Fine Art Academy of Venice
dc.subject	Fine Art Academy of Venice
dc.subject	Giacomo Favretto
dc.subject	Giacomo Favretto
dc.subject	Guglielmo Ciardi
dc.subject	Guglielmo Ciardi
dc.subject	Guglielmo Stella
dc.subject	Guglielmo Stella
dc.subject	Luigi Nono
dc.subject	Luigi Nono
dc.subject	Michele Cammarano
dc.subject	Michele Cammarano
dc.subject	Pietro Selvatico Estense
dc.subject	Pietro Selvatico Estense
dc.subject	Strenna Veneziana
dc.subject	Strenna Veneziana
dc.subject	Tommaso Locatelli
dc.subject	Tommaso Locatelli
dc.subject	Venice
dc.subject	Venice
dc.subject	Vincenzo Cabianca
dc.subject	Vincenzo Cabianca

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A partire dal 1868: nota sulla nuova pittura a Venezia

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Nico Stringa Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Italia

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Even 19th century had its ’68, particularly in Venice, where, without sensational episodes but with as much relevance, as regards the artistic situation, as what happened a century later, a series of events, if seen even if only in their apparently casual consequential and then overlapping, attests to a total value objectively unusual and rich in subsequent implications, ordered in the direction of a general renewal. Two years after the plebiscite that sanctioned the entry of Venice and Veneto into the Kingdom of Italy, many signs provide the clarification of an overall picture of great momentum due in large part to the contribution of a new generation of Venetians. The establishment of the Royal Higher School of Commerce at Ca’ Foscari, a prelude to the establishment of one of the major university centres of research and higher education, contributed to the rebirth and revival of Venice and its image, in stark contrast with the myth, never extinguished, of a city ‘inevitably’ linked to its never-ending end, to its endless twilight.

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978-88-6969-295-6

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Keywords: Tommaso Locatelli • Emanuele Antonio Cicogna • Federico Zandomeneghi • Guglielmo Ciardi • Domenico Bresolin • Pietro Selvatico Estense • Venice • Luigi Nono • Guglielmo Stella • Strenna Veneziana • Filippo Palizzi • Vincenzo Cabianca • Michele Cammarano • Giacomo Favretto • Fine Art Academy of Venice • Ermolao Antonio Paoletti

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