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	Sebastiano Del Piombo - LoveToKnow 1911
		Sebastiano directed that his burial, in the church of S Maria del Popolo, should be conducted without ceremony of priests, friars or lights, and that the cost thus saved should go to the poor; in this he was obeyed.
		Numerous pupils sought training from Sebastiano del Piombo; but, owing to his dilatory and self-indulgent habits, they learned little from him, with the exception of Tommaso Laureti.
		Sebastiano, conscious of his deficiency in the higher sphere of invention, made himself especially celebrated as a portrait painter : the likeness of Andrea Doria, in the Doria Palace, Rome, is one of the most renowned.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Sebastiano_Del_Piombo (1110 words)

	Bologna - Centre piazza Maggiore and around \| Footprint Guides (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Bologna's bronze statue of the Roman God of the Sea might as well have been conceived as a statue to the God of Photography, so much has it become a symbol of the city and a favourite backdrop for posing visitors who adorn the putti (chubby cherubs) and mermaids at his feet.
		Completed between 1563 and 1566 and known affectionately as il Gigante due to its size, the statue is the work of the Flemish sculptor known as Jean de Boulogne, or in Italian, Giambologna for the amount of time he spent working in the city, and is based on a design by Tommaso Laureti.
		The statue was commissioned by bishop Pier Donato Cesi as part of an urban beautification programme requested by the then Pope Pio IV and aimed at making Papal Bologna the second city in Italy after Rome.
	www.footprintguides.com /Bologna/Centre-piazza-Maggiore-and-around.php (3769 words)

	Bologna waterways (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This underground waterway is an ancient work from mid of Sixteenth century which was used to feed the well-known Neptune’s Fountain and the Fontana Vecchia.
		These underground rooms were used during Second World War as air-raid shelter and, up to recent times, they were covered by mud and detritus.
		This work was recovered by Laureti on mid of Sixteenth century.
	www.estero.unibo.it /aric/Percorsi/bolognawaterways.htm (209 words)

	Piazza Nettuno- Bologna, Italy - VirtualTourist.com
		The statue in the middle of the fountain is commonly known in Bologna as the ”Giant“ and it represents Neptune appeasing the rage of the sea.
		The fountain was designed in 1566 by Tommaso Laureti and is decorated with magnificent bronze figures of dolphins and mermaids by Giambologna.
		The original drawing was work of painter Tommaso Laureti and represent the God of the sea surrounded by little monsters, cupids, shells and sirens.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Italy/Emilia_Romagna/Bologna-155512/Things_To_Do-Bologna-Piazza_Nettuno-R-1.html (637 words)

	Tommaso Laureti Posters Prints - Triumph of Christianity, from the Raphael Rooms Art Giclee Print - Artist: Tommaso ...
		Tommaso Laureti Posters Prints - Triumph of Christianity, from the Raphael Rooms (fresco) Art Giclee Print - Artist: Tommaso Laureti - Poster Size: 24x18
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		There started the legacy of cruelty and barbarity of Christian religion — being one of the greatest of its kind — and the advent of Dark Age in Europe.
		Tommaso Laureti (1530 - 1602): Triumph of Christianity.
		The advent of Christianity ushered in the fall of the classical Roman Empire instituted on rationalism and scientific thoughts of the Greek Civilization and started the arrival of the Dark Age (~5th to 10th century) and the Middle Age (until 17th Century).
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		In 1823, Leo XII opened a new botanical garden in the gardens of the Salviati Palace, in Via della Lungara, and later it was transferred to the Friars' garden in San Lorenzo di Panisperna.
		Finally, in 1883, the Duke of Casigliano, Tommaso Corsini, gave his villa and his park to the Italian government and partially to the Municipality of Rome.
		The Center for Prints, headquartered on the second floor of the Villa della Farnesina, was founded in 1985 by Prince Tommaso Corsini, who sold the building on the Via della Lungara, along with its picture gallery, to the State.
	www.stuardtclarkesrome.com /museums.htm (13536 words)

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		These paintings are highly influenced by my Catholic upbringing - a religion I later rejected as depicted in the painting Lost Faith.
		Lost Faith (oil on canvas, 20in x 48in, 1996) is a homage to Tommaso Laureti’s "The Triumph of the Cross Over the Fallen Pagan Idol." In the original, a cross occupies the pedestal and a broken statue of Mercury is scattered on the floor.
		In this homage, however, it is the cross that lies fallen, but the pedestal remains empty.
	johnslaby.com /genesis.htm (592 words)

	St. Peter's - Altar of St Peter Healing the Cripple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The history of the altarpiece goes back to a commission given to Tommaso Laureti in 1599.
		After Laureti's death in 1602, the commission passed to Ludovico Cigoli, who finished the picture by the end of 1606.
		It soon deteriorated, however,and it is known today only from engravings by Jacques Callot and Nicholas Dorigny.
	www.stpetersbasilica.org /Altars/StPeter-Cripple/StPeter-Cripple.htm (453 words)

	Appendix 3
		Tommaso Conca, a nephew and student of Sebastiano Conca, who worked on illusionistic ceilings (Rome, Casino, Ludovisi), was discussed by Kellermann (1924, 158).
		According to Knall-Brskovsky (1984,39), Vincenzo Danti produced an engraving (1562) of an illusionistic ceiling (quadratura) in Bologna (Palazzo Vizzani, Sala di Constantino) which Sjöström (1978,pl.10) claimed was by Tommaso Laureti.
		Tommaso Laureti, a Sicilian painter who came to Bologna in 1560, described by Danti (1583,39) as a most excellent painter and perspectivist in Bologna, taught Danti how to construct a perspectival window for demonstration purposes and painted an early illusionistic ceiling mentioned by Knall-Brskovsky (1984,39).
	www.sumscorp.com /perspective/Vol3/ap3.htm (15524 words)

	Bologna - Sight-Seeing (1)
		This beautiful fountain, dedicated to the sea god, is the work of Giambologna and was built between 1564 and 1566.
		The brass sirens and putti at the base were made designed by Tommaso Laureti.
		To the right you'll see Palazzo del Comune (town hall) built in the 13th and 14th centuries and its bell tower (1444) with a magnificent carillon clock.
	www.realitaly.com /bologna/sight.html (171 words)

	THE HOLY FATHER BENEDICT XVI
		The decoration of the room is completed by figures of great Popes flanked by allegorical figures of Virtue.
		The original wooden roof which Leo X (pontiff from 1513 to 1521) had built was replaced under Gregory XIII (pontiff from 1572 to 1585) by the modern ceiling, the decoration of which was entrusted by order of the Pope to Tommaso Laureti who portrayed the Triumph of the Christian religion in the central panel.
		The work was completed at the end of 1585 under Pope Sixtus V (pontiff from 1585 to 1590).
	www.mattia.ca /homepage/pope/pope-benedict.html (1175 words)

	Sala di Constantino (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Tommaso Laureti Siciliano : The Triumph of Religion : Right view - 63K
		Stanza di Constantino : The center left area of the ceiling - 349K
		Tommaso Laureti Siciliano : The Triumph of Christianity over Paganism - 354K
	www.christusrex.org /www1/stanzas/C-Constantine.html (273 words)

	Triumph of Christianity, from the Raphael Rooms Giclee Print by Tommaso Laureti at AllPosters.com
		Triumph of Christianity, from the Raphael Rooms Giclee Print by Tommaso Laureti at AllPosters.com
		Triumph of Christianity, from the Raphael Rooms by Tommaso Laureti
		This art print was created using a sophisticated digital printer.
	www.allposters.com /-sp/Triumph-of-Christianity-from-the-Raphael-Rooms-fresco_i1344493_.htm?aid=798379 (104 words)

	L'Ospite di Bologna - Pubblicazione bimestrale di informazione turistica, bilingue, a cura delle "Chiavi d'Oro ...
		The Neptune Fountain - The best work of Giambologna, sculptor born in Douay in 1566.
		The base's design is due to the painter Tommaso Laureti.
		Palace of King Enzo - Built in 1244, for 23 years, it was the prison of King Enzo, son of Frederick II who was captured during the Fossalta battle.
	www.ospitedibologna.it /Bo_Arte/Inglese/bo_arte.htm (1145 words)

	Reggio Emilia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Also noteworthy are the wood choir from 1546 and the Assumption altarpiece by Tommaso Laureti and Ludovico Carracci (1602).
		It houses Baroque paintings by Sisto Badalocchio, Lorenzo Franchi, Tommaso Sandrini, Paolo Guidotti and Alessandro Tiarini.
		Palazzo del Capitano del Popolo (1280, restored in 1432, has typical Ghibelline merlons.
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	Bologna \| Recommended Tours \| WCities Destination Guide
		The Museo Morandi is also housed inside this palace.
		Also on the piazza are the Palazzo dei Banchi, the Palazzo dei Notai, the legendary Palazzo Re Enzo and the famous Neptune’s Fountain, which was designed by Giambologna and Tommaso Laureti in 1563.
		To the east of the basilica, along the right hand side is the Portico del Pavaglione, beneath which you will see the ancient Ospedale della Morte, which today houses the Archaeological Museum and the Archiginnasio, which is famous for the seven thousand heraldic coats of arms which have been painted on its interior walls.
	www.wcities.com /en/guide/tours/196/guide.html (1606 words)

	Water - Bagni di Mario - Alessandro Pedrini - 173/265 - World Wide Panorama
		Ancient building underground (middle of XVI century) made to bring water to 'Fontana del Nettuno' fountain in Bologna - Italy.
		Project Architect Tommaso Laureti (1530 - 1602) by order of Pio IV Pope.
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	geoimages.berkeley.edu /wwp605/html/AlessandroPedrini.html (81 words)

	Vol. 1 Ch. 5
		The window became much more than a simple mechanical aid.
		According to Danti (1583), Tommaso Laureti produced a model window specifically to demonstrate the principles of perspective, an idea subsequently taken up by the French Academy of Sciences.
		As early as the 1490's Leonardo da Vinci devised games which used the window principles to improve one's judgment of distance.16 Later authors such as Accolti (1625) and Bosse (1648) used the window to reveal reciprocal relationships of size and distance and as a tool for imposing a geometrical framework on nature.
	www.mmi.unimaas.nl /people/Veltman/books/vol1/ch5.htm (6317 words)

	Vintage Posters, Vintage Posters, Buy Tommaso Laureti Posters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
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	Vol. 3 Ch. 2
		Raphael, Forbito, the Rosa brothers, Laureti, Mascherino, Sabbatini, Vanosino, Bassi and to Carlo Urbino, the presumed author of the Codex Huygens, Vignola and Lomazzo as well those who established new links between mathematics and science, notably, Commandino, Benedetti, Guidobaldo, Galileo and Cigoli.
		Vanishing point method Based on the generalized law of the vanishing point:
		Mechanical methods Alberti, Leonardo, Dürer, Laureti, Lanci, Jamnitzer, Cigoli.
	www.sumscorp.com /perspective/Vol3/ch2.htm (18140 words)

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