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by Silvia Donati |
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by Barry Lillie |
Photo: Renata Scotto, Wikimedia Commons Italy has always been considered to be the home of opera and because of this has produced many great singers, tenors…
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by Mark Collinson |
On the 15th of April 1452 in the hills of Tuscany, Italy, a peasant girl named Caterina gave birth to an illegitimate son in a small town called Vinci. The…
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by ITALY |
Despite their amazing achievements and lasting influence, the Etruscans remain one of Italy’s great mysteries. Fleur Kinson sheds a little light. For most of…
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by Katia Amore |
As an art historian whose major research and writing has focused on women patrons of art and architecture in 16th century Italy, we wondered what brought…
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by Magda Lauer |
As we get ready to mark Marco Polo's death anniversary on January 8, we look at the life and adventures of one of the greatest explorers of all times. Marco…
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by ITALY |
words by Barry Lillie and Silvia Donati If you’re interested in anatomy, work in the medical profession or, like me, you’re always looking for somewhere…
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by Barry Lillie |
Continuing with our Take Five series, this week we look at five Italian explorers and their discoveries. [Read Take Five: Chefs here; Take Five: Novelists here…
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by Katia Amore |
This year 'La festa dei Gelsomini' (The Jasmine Festival) -  on the  27th and 28th of September in Giarre, Sicily - had a special guest, a jasmine…
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Marcello Cantoni unravels the controversy surrounding San Giovanni Rotondo Pictures by Andrea Poidomani Where is the line between religion and business drawn…