What’s In A Name? In Frascati, It’s A Charming Italian City With Its Own Wine And Wonderful Food
In town the main square’s principal site is the Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle, completed in 1598 with a fine façade but ...
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Drawing the Italian Renaissance: Raphael never seemed so beautifully ordinary
Beside him a dog is curled up fast asleep. This is the down-to-earth subject of a 15th-century sketch by an unidentified Florentine artist that appears at the start of this exhibition at The King’s ...
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Drawing the Italian Renaissance at the King’s Gallery review: from Leonardo’s dragons to Raphael’s Graces this is a splendid show
The Royal Collection has an extraordinary number of Renaissance drawings – thanks in large part to Charles II – and here, brought together, are 160 of them showing the development of drawing from the ...