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EXHIBITIONS FOR LEONARDO AND FOR RAPHAEL
\nThe exhibitions in Urbino, Fano and Pesaro (Italy, Marche)
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From Raphael. Raffaellino del Colle<\/strong>
\nURBINO<\/strong>, Palazzo Ducale \u2013 Sale del Castellare
\nCurated by Vittorio Sgarbi
\n17 May \u2013 13 October 2019<\/p>\n

Leonardo and Vitruvius: beyond the Circle and the Square. <\/strong>
\nSearching<\/strong> for Harmony. The Legendary Drawings of the Codex Atlanticus<\/strong>
\nFANO<\/strong>, Museo del Palazzo Malatestiano, Sala Morganti
\nCurated by Guido Beltramini, Francesca Borgo and Paolo Clini
\n12 July \u2013 13 October 2019<\/p>\n

Agostino Iacurci. Tracing Vitruvius.<\/strong>
\nAn Oneiric Journey through the Pages of De Architectura<\/strong>
\nPESARO<\/strong>, Palazzo Mosca \u2013 Musei Civici
\ncurated by Marcello Smarrelli
\n14 July \u2013 13 October 2019<\/p>\n

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\nThe Municipalities of Urbino, Fano and Pesaro (Italy, Marche)<\/strong> continue to share networking projects through the new cycle \u201cExhibitions for Leonardo and for Raphael\u201d; divulged and implemented by the three municipalities as part of the celebrations organised by MIBAC [the Italian Ministry for Culture] to commemorate 500 years since the death of Leonardo da Vinci in 2019 and of Raphael in 2020.<\/p>\n

After the success of the exhibitions \u201cRinascimento Segreto\u201d<\/strong> [\u201cSecret Renaissance\u201d] in 2017 and \u201cRossini 150\u201d in 2018, the three cities have joined forces again to pay tribute to the two great Renaissance geniuses. It is another step forward in the multi-centric enhancement process of local heritage, aimed at shaping a cultural identity and fostering tourism.
\nWith support from the Marche Regional Government, the National Committee to commemorate 500 years since the death of Raphael, of the National Committee to commemorate 500 years since the death of Leonardo da Vinci, the Centro Studi Vitruviani in Fano, the Biblioteca Oliveriana in Pesaro, and curated by Sistema Museo, three events have been organised by the scientific committee, as a path with a unified guiding thread between these artists and their connection with the region.<\/p>\n

In Urbino from 17 May<\/strong>, the exhibition entitled \u201cFrom Raphael. Raffaellino del Colle\u201d, curated by Vittorio Sgarbi, has been paying tribute to the \u2018divine painter\u2019 through the art of one of his most faithful followers.
\nIn Fano<\/strong> there is a celebration of Leonardo, rediscovering his connection to Vitruvius, through the exhibition curated by Guido Beltramini, Francesca Borgo and Paolo Clini, \u201cLeonardo and Vitruvius: beyond the Circle and the Square. Searching for Harmony. The Legendary Drawings of the Codex Atlanticus\u201d at the Museo Archeologico and Pinacoteca of the Palazzo Malatestiano, in the Morganti Hall, from 12 July.
\nIn Pesaro<\/strong> the artist Agostino Iacurci experiments with a contemporary vision of De Architectura by Vitruvius through an original project: from 14 July, in Palazzo Mosca \u2013 Musei Civici, \u201cAgostino Iacurci. Tracing Vitruvius. An Oneiric Journey through the Pages of De Architectura\u201d, curated by Marcello Smarrelli.<\/p>\n

All exhibitions can be visited until 13th October.<\/p>\n

URBINO<\/strong>
\nFrom Raphael. Raffaellino del Colle<\/strong><\/p>\n

The exhibition in Urbino, curated by Vittorio Sgarbi, paves the way for the celebration there in 2020, five hundred years since the death of Raphael (1483 – 1520), of whom Raffaellino (1494\/97 – 1566) was one of the truest and smartest followers. The aim of the exhibition is to retrace the progress of the master from Sansepolcro, a student of the \u201cdivine painter\u201d whose art, even though he mainly worked in the Marche region, deserves to be historically revalued and disseminated today. For the first time it will be possible to admire some of his most significant work from churches and museums in Rome, Cagli, Mercatello sul Metauro, Perugia, Piobbico, Sansepolcro, Sant\u2019Angelo in Vado, Urbania and Urbino. The path is introduced through two works by Raphael, from the collection at the Accademia Nazionale of San Luca in Rome: a small panel, almost a premiere, showing the Madonna and Child and the fresco called Putto reggi festone.<\/p>\n

FANO<\/strong>
\nLeonardo and Vitruvius: beyond the Circle and the Square. <\/strong>
\nSearching for Harmony. The Legendary Drawings of the Codex Atlanticus<\/strong><\/p>\n

In 2019 it will be five hundred years since the death of Leonardo da Vinci, the \u201cuniversal genius\u201d of the Renaissance. Hundreds of initiatives and events with an international outlook are planned all over Europe, most notably in Italy and France. Also the Municipality of Fano wishes to take part in the celebrations with a great event: from 12 July to 13 October 2019 the Museum of Palazzo Malatestiano, in the Morganti Hall, will be hosting the exhibition \u201cLeonardo and Vitruvius: beyond the Circle and the Square.
\nSearching for Harmony. The Legendary Drawings of the Codex Atlanticus\u201d, curated by Guido Beltramini, Francesca Borgo and Paolo Clini.
\nThe exhibition in Fano, for the first time, will show visitors the battle between a man and book, between Leonardo and Vitruvius. This is the town of the great Roman architect, the site of the legendary Basilica, recently the subject of archaeological surveys, and were whole generations of architects have left their mark, starting in the Renaissance, from Fra Giocondo to Andrea Palladio and Claude Perrault.
\nVisitors will have the rare opportunity of seeing close-up five original drawings by Leonardo from the legendary Codex Atlanticus, kept at the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan. It is the first time in recent years that the valuable autograph sheets by Leonardo are displayed in a venue on the central Adriatic coast of Italy.<\/p>\n

PESARO<\/strong>
\nAgostino Iacurci. Tracing Vitruvius.<\/strong>
\nAn Oneiric Journey through the Pages of De Architectura<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Municipality of Pesaro, in partnership with Ente Olivieri – Biblioteca e Musei Oliveriani, presents the exhibition entitled \u201cAgostino Iacurci. Tracing Vitruvius. An Oneiric Journey through the Pages of De Architectura\u201d, curated by Marcello Smarrelli, with scientific advice from Brunella Paolini, scheduled at Palazzo Mosca – Musei Civici from 14 July to 13 October 2019.
\nThe choice of describing the figure of Marcus Vitruvius Pollio \u2013 celebrated Roman architect and writer, from the second half of the 1st century B.C., considered the most famous theorist of architecture of all times \u2013 is associated with that made by Fano \u2013 the town where, according to tradition, Vitruvius was born – to celebrate Leonardo Da Vinci through the Codex Atlanticus sheets, where he is mentioned several times.<\/p>\n

Tracing Vitruvius. An Oneiric Journey through the Pages of De Architectura is an articulated site specific project designed, for Musei Civici in Pesaro, by Agostino Iacurci (1986) \u2013 an artist known all over the world especially for his monumental mural paintings in public spaces \u2013 consisting of three-dimensional works and painting with a highly scenic nature, able to create a fascinating and involving dimension which accompanies the presentation of ten different editions of De Architectura, from the Biblioteca Oliveriana.<\/p>\n

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