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Venezia Arti
Monographic journal issue | 29 | 2020
Keywords Cornelis De Bie • Dance • Technology • Pieter Boel • Recipes • Planisphere • Eighteenth century • Cyborg • Het Gulden Cabinet • Neapolitan Collections • Hybrid space • Biographical Cameos • Cryptography • David De Coninck • Hybridisation • Architectural drawing • Science • Galleria Manfrin • Pastel practice • Portraits • Bologna, gentry (XVI-XVII cent • Electronic disobedience • Light and shadow • Seicento painting • Scenography • Francesco Noletti • Print Collecting • Paintings • Writing • Grechetto • Diagram • Abstraction • Venice • Ideography • Alterity • Russian Avant-garde • Mikhail Larionov • Zaccolini • Manfrin, Girolamo • Scientific knowledge • Computer art • Busts • Science Treatises • Mutation • Flemish Sources • Michelangelo Cerquozzi • Tactical media • Ornament • Pigments • Renaissance • Gesture • Landscape • Viral • ) • Mario dei Fiori • Optics • Contemporary Art • Linear perspective • Bologna, accademia dei Gelati • Digital image • Medallions • Still Life in Italy • Poussin • Ownership marks • Anamorphosis • Italian Art Literature • Neoplatonism • Drawing instruments • Art • Anthropocene • Book Collecting • Form • Rayonism • Mathematics • Movement • Theriomorphism • Proportions • Software • Infection • Security • New media art • Vitruvius • Posthumanism
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