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opened a painters' studio,
initially called by some the
Academy of the
Desiderosi (desirous of fame and learning) and
subsequently the
Incamminati (progressives;...
- the
second canto of the Paradiso— O voi che
siete in
piccioletta barca,
desiderosi d’ascoltar,
seguiti dietro al mio
legno che
cantando varca,
tornate a...
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founded in 1582 in Bologna. The
academy was
founded as the
Accademia dei
Desiderosi ("Academy of the Desirous") and
sometimes known as the
Accademia dei Carracci...
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instructor Annibale Carracci opened his very
influential Accademia dei
Desiderosi (Academy of the Desirous) in
Bologna without official support; in some...
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Castello di Amore".
Archivio veneto 30 (1885): 421–447. Thaller, Anja. "«
Desiderosi Trivisani de
festizar in
laude de la bona pase». Zur
Neubewertung der...
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April 1695. His style, like his brother's, was that of the
school of the
Desiderosi, but Jean was
somewhat inferior to the
younger Michel in
composition and...
- a
school of art in
Bologna around 1582.
Initially named Accademia dei
Desiderosi ("Academy of the Desirous"), the
school most
likely began as an informal...
- The
earliest art
academy do****ented in
Bologna was the
Accademia dei
Desiderosi,
later known as the
Accademia degli Incamminati,
founded in or before...
- Incamminati,
founded in
about 1580 in Bologna, also
known as
Accademia dei
Desiderosi or
Accademia dei
Carracci The
Accademia Cosentina,
founded in Cosenza...
