Like most churches in Italy, the really wonderful art is hidden in shadows, illuminated only two or three times a year on Easter or Christmas. So when you visit, you’re likely not to be able to see what’s really there. Here’s part of the ceiling of the Arezzo Cathedral as you would see it. Pretty…
Once a private residence of an artist, this is now a museum. This is the ceiling of one of the rooms I visited. Amazing place.
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As we travel Europe, we see the visible signs of cultural deterioration, none more obvious than the “art” of indifference. Bucharest, a city that produced splendor like these: is collapsing under a generation that produces this:
Imagine coming home to this every day. Palazzo Sacrati, No. 26, Reggio Emilia
When things like this are only thirty minutes away on the train, leg or no leg, you gotta’ go. Here are two images from Modena, not on the tourist route (with a bit of personal expression included).
