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The exhibition at Villa La Quiete focuses on three important Renaissance sculptures, which had never been exposed to the public before. On this occasion, the works were carefully restored, continuing on the path of the previous restauration of the Villa's artistic heritage at the hands of the University of Florence; the new restoration was supported by the Terna group, whose liberal donation helped restore one of the works on display, namely the beautiful in stucco Madonna with Child from Lorenzo Ghiberti's workshop. This work comes with a rare terracotta piece of a Madonna with Child, by one of Donatello's followers, and a Christ, the Saviour, in painted terracotta as well, made by the artist Agnolo di Polo, who trained in Andrea Verrocchio's workshop. The three sculptures are a part of the oldest core of the Villa's collections, and represent a relevant example of the refined production of the multifaceted workshops of the Renaissance in Florence.

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« Né au cours des années 1960 et 1970, l'art urbain est devenu un phénomène artistique planétaire. Exercé au départ gratuitement et sans autorisation dans l'espace public, il agrège des pratiques et des formes aussi diverses que le graffiti, le muralisme ou le street art, et charrie des influences qui vont de la publicité aux cultures de masse en passant par le militantisme. Sans former un véritable mouvement, tous ces artistes n'en ont pas moins des points communs. Parmi eux, la capacité à œuvrer dans la ville en toute liberté, avec une remarquable économie de moyens. Quatre auteurs reviennent sur les origines de l'art urbain, depuis l'émergence de pratiques contextuelles et du graffiti writing dans les années 1960 jusqu'à sa reconnaissance publique, institutionnelle, médiatique et même marchande. Quatre regards complémentaires, portés sur un mouvement hétérogène, car accessible à tous. » -- Résumé de l'éditeur.

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The exhibition at Villa La Quiete focuses on three important Renaissance sculptures, which had never been exposed to the public before. On this occasion, the works were carefully restored, continuing on the path of the previous restauration of the Villa's artistic heritage at the hands of the University of Florence; the new restoration was supported by the Terna group, whose liberal donation helped restore one of the works on display, namely the beautiful in stucco Madonna with Child from Lorenzo Ghiberti's workshop. This work comes with a rare terracotta piece of a Madonna with Child, by one of Donatello's followers, and a Christ, the Saviour, in painted terracotta as well, made by the artist Agnolo di Polo, who trained in Andrea Verrocchio's workshop. The three sculptures are a part of the oldest core of the Villa's collections, and represent a relevant example of the refined production of the multifaceted workshops of the Renaissance in Florence.

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Art and design.