...Helen Barolini Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 Milton in Rome Helen Barolini In Rome I lived for several years on the top floor of an office building which, it was said, had earlier been, as Palazzo Moroni, the summer residence of Egyptian King Fuad. What it had been didn t...

... example of the new image ‘‘style François 11 Soler’s Paris apartment building, Suite sans Fins of Soler uses 12 image samples from Giulio Romano’s Sala di Psiche in the Palazzo del Te...

.... The banks of seats and the bleachers surrounded the field on the three sides from Neptune to the Loggia, so that the corner near the 38 The South Atlantic Quarterly Uffizi Gallery was left open for the gaily costumed participators in the spectacle. Likewise the steps of the Palazzo Vecchio commanded...

... . “ Cinema Palazzo Decision ,” Section VII on Civil Affairs , February 8 . www.tribunale.roma.it/sezioni.aspx?sezione=07 . AGAINST the DAY Saki Bailey and Maria Edgarda Marcucci Legalizing the Occupation: The Teatro Valle as a Cultural Commons The Teatro Valle (Valle Theater) in Rome...

... Giuseppe Ugo Papi, the Rector of the University of Rome, Count Umberto Morra, Mrs. Elena Craveri, Mrs. Lily Ross Taylor, Mrs. Isabella Roberts, and Mrs. TedeschiniLalli as Executive Secretary. The headquarters of the Council were officially transferred to Palazzo Antici Mattei so that the work could 262...

... and became Director of Publicity for the Ministry of the Interior under Signor Federzoni, he had been for some years attached to the Royal Italian Embassy in Washington. We were seated com­ fortably in his office in the Palazzo Chigi, cool in its deep shadow while the August sun blazed hot on the Roman cob­...

...- lished in November He is an Anglo-Catholic and a Socialist. has been a contract photographer with Time magazine since He has had solo exhibitions at the International Center of Pho- tography in New York, the Palazzo...

.... For example, already in April of the occupants of the Cinema Palazzo, a theater in the core of the San Lorenzo neighborhood in Rome, successfully resisted eviction. At the time of the occupation, the Cinema Palazzo was privately owned and rented to a company attempting to build a casino. After more...

... hall (a modern copy of an Italian palazzo, painted strawberry pink), the post office with Cadillacs and Buicks parked outside, without once trying to stampede through the Tom-Thumb city. Young men and women on bicycles shouted a friendly Griiss Gott! to the puzzled wanderer from abroad. After a while...

.... The correspondence included in volumes 7 to 11 encompasses the years from 1820 to 1824. It begins with Byron in Ravenna living in the same palazzo as his Italian mistress Teresa Guiccioli and her husband. The letters take him to the event-filled year with Percy and Mary Shelley in Pisa (1821-1822), then to Genoa...

... circumstantial detail, was free to create an American Byron to match an American Miss Clairmont, to uproot his two women from their Florentine milieu and set them down in a ficitionalized version of the Palazzo Capello in Venice, and to evoke his romantic sense of a final scene of the rich dim Shelley drama...

... recorded from assassi- nation sites; mud-­impregnated fabrics; and the daily “cleaning” action of mopping the palazzo floors with water and blood. Despite these discrete pictures, the panorama is visible. As mentioned, Margolles’s work at the biennial went beyond the Mexi- can Pavilion...

... changes to survive the political vicissitudes after it began to function in 1956. The method of selecting the fifteen-member Court (five by a joint parliamen­ tary assembly, five by the president, and five by the Magistrature) has not been altered, and its meeting place in its magnificent Palazzo della...

..., that is, between the otherworldly and what is of this world. Think of Mozart’s Don Giovanni where another phenomenal image, the statue of the dead Commendatore, comes to life in the grave- yard and then later in the Don’s own palazzo, in order to drag the unrepen- tant rake down to hell. When the worldly...

... reflected in the star-spangled stream; the air seemed exquisitely sensitive to the faint fragrance and distant song; and it was like the breaking of a spell when the caique struck lightly against the marble terrace of the palazzo. Most of Turkey must be left untouched. With time one could dwell...

... imply later, to Mussolini s Caesar.11 In any case, after Mussolini first received Pirandello at the 308 Mary Ann Frese Witt Palazzo Chigi on 22 October 1923, the writer s statements attempt to demonstrate a philosophical affinity between himself and II Duce: Mussolini knows, as few do, that reality...