Rome
Renaissance Rome: General Sources
On to Baroque Rome
Ancient Rome as Foundation for Renaissance Rome
- Ancient Roman Art and Architecture From Chris Witcombe.
- Minott Kerr's course outline for "Rome, the Eternal City"
- Sites of Art: Rome A collection of links to sites on Roman art and architecture from antiquity to the 20th century.
- "Rome Reborn: the Vatican Library and Renaissance Culture"An online exhibit from the Library of Congress in Washington.
- Roma Virtual reality quicktime movies of some of Rome's most famous sites.
- Aquae Urbis Romae: the Waters of the City of Rome Katherine Wentworth Rinne, project direction at the University of Virginia. A collection of papers comprising a "cartographic history of 2800 years of water infrastructure and urban development in Rome."
Museusm, Galleries, and Exhibitions in and about Rome--Real and Virtual
- What's On in Rome "Exhibitions: renaissance, modern and contemporary art, sculpture and photography in Rome." Seems to be current.
- Picture Galleries in Rome Excellent site with information and some reproductions from the Palazzo Barberini, Galleria Borghese, the Galleria Corsini, and the Galleria Spada.
- A New Caravaggio Attribution "The exhibition, which will be open till January 31st 2007 at the Gate - Ala Mazzoniana della Stazione Termini of Rome, is centred on "The Calling of St Peter and St Anrew" attributed to Michelangelo Merisi, called Caravaggio."
Programs and Courses about Renaissance Rome
The courses listed below are the results of an online search conducted Winter, 2006. Note that these Web sites frequently vanish after the course has been taught. Eventually I will do another search and find replacements.
- Art in the City of Rome An adult education at University College Cork.
- The High Renaissance in Rome and Florence An outline of a course taught at the University of Edinburgh by Dr. Jill Burke.
- The High Renaissance: Venice and Rome Brief description of a course at City University, London.
- The Myth of Rome from Augustus to Fellini Taught by S. Kelly at Rutgers University.
- Ideal vs. Real: Medieval and Renaissance Rome Taught by Carrie Benes at the New College of Florida. Extensive course description.
- Seminar on Renaissance Rome Taught by Prof. Kenneth Gouwens at the University of Connecticut.
- Rome: Urbs et Orbis Taught by Prof. Jack M. Greenstein at the University of Pennsylvania.
- The Urban Landscape of Renaissance Rome Description of a course taught at Cornell University by Medina Lasansky.
- Italian Renaissance Architecture Taught by Prof. Minott Kerr at Reed College.
Cultural Institutes in Rome
Often Recommended Hotels in Rome, Especially for the Budget-Challenged
This is a modest list of hotels that seem to show up on lists of relatively inexpensive choices in Rome. This is not an endorsement; caveat emptor tutti.
- Hotel Albergo del Sole Via Del Biscione,76 00186 Roma, Phone: 0668806873, Fax: 066893787, Email: info@solealbiscione.it, Website: http://www.solealbiscione.it) (Watch out because there is another much more expensive hotel of the same name near the Pantheon)
- Sabbaticalhomes.com "is the leading worldwide internet-based directory for home exchange, temporary housing, furnished homes, home rentals and tenant listing opportunities devoted to serving the academic community." Never used by the editor, but seems to have a good reputation.
- I could use some more suggestions.
General Index to Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture Sites
Sites for painting, sculpture, architecture, the decorative arts and other areas are organized chronologically under the following headings
The Trecento
The Quattrocento
The Cinquecento
Other Italian Renaissance Cities
Cultural and other information for the major cities of the Italian Renaissance under their separate headings
Florence
Venice
Source Page for Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture