Patrizia's podcast: Recent Episodes
Patrizia
A podcast particularly thought for my english speaking followers, to meet figures, masterpieces, places and know something more and often unusual about Italian Culture. I hope you'll enjoy!
A spot of Rome, where you may find centuries and centuries of Roman history.
In the following link you may also find the video connected to this podcast episode. Enjoy Rome!
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CQy_Kmxh6bm/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Theatre, how many things are inside it? From architecture to acting. Theatres are also the places where social and political revolutions start, basically they treasured the heart of countries.
Another beautiful spot of Rome and another Roman family.
Casino Nobile of Villa Torlonia, small, but a real treasure, scene also of the most recent Italian history.
To view the images go to my Instagram video https://www.instagram.com/tv/CPYwgjRK7L1/?hl=it
In the last episode I talked about Canova as a diplomatic, today I will show you a family that has much yo do with the diplomacy, the power and the art of Rome, Vatican included, from many centuries: the Colonna family.
Take your sit for this journey in the world of one of the greatest Roman Family.
Before starting: the picture addressed at the beginning of the episode is Paolina Borghese by Antonio Canova.
Canova, hasn’t been only an artist, he has been also a great diplomatic, being able of bringing back to Italy lots of masterpieces.
I’m really fascinated by this aspect of his life, I hope it will be the same for you after listening to this episode of Patrizia’s podcast.
Second episode of my podcast specially thought for my English speaking followers.
Face to face with Michelangelo, second and last part.
This is the first of two episodes of my "Patrizia's podcast" dedicated to one of the most known Italian artist looked under a peculiar prospective.
Michelangelo, the Sistine Chapel, the admiration of all the world, millions of tourists from all the Countries, different culture, different religions, different social states jet all looking up to that ceiling, but what will be like to look at this art masterpiece and at its author through the eyes and the hands of the man responsible for the so called Restoration of the century?
Enjoy!