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Schizzi di decorazione con mascherone, stemma del cardinale Francesco Barberini e mazza cerimoniale
No full textIl "verso" di uno dei fogli più interessanti ed enigmatici della raccolta di disegni inediti di architetture del Seicento del cortonese Paolo Gnerucci, riferibile all'opera di Pietro da Cortona nei primi anni della sua attività presso la corte dei Barberini a Roma, raffigura raffinatissimi bozzetti di decorazioni delineati a matita rossa riconducibili alla figura del cardinale Francesco Barberini
Dévotion et objets d’affection. Les dons de Francesco Barberini aux clarisses de Fara in Sabina, de trésor à collection
No full textThe objects preserved in one place are a valuable source for drawing other stories, by placing in an internal and family perspective events, circumstances and people which are ignored by official history. Moments in the history of the Clarisse monastery of Fara in Sabina (Rieti) are thus re-read through devotional objects (paintings, statues, trinkets, remains and relics) which are preserved here and some of which were donated by Cardinal Francesco Barberini. The analysis of some of these pieces allows us to reconstruct the fragments of an unpublished story and to consider hypotheses concerning the religious policies and religious orientations of the monastery. Constituted by the objects in question, but also by the words of the nuns, their stories, their memories and all daily writings (scattered annotations, notes, chronicles and community newspapers, letters) relating to these objects, private and informal sources, highlight in particular the relationship between Francesco Barberini and Francesca Farnese (1597-1651), founder of the place as well as the strategic intentions of Barberini
L’ozio religioso in villa. Un ritiro «alla Cappuccina» per Carlo Graziani, maestro di casa del cardinale Francesco Barberini.
No full textUn libretto di "Ricordi" della famiglia Graziani di Città di Castello, ritrovato presso la Kenneth Spencer Research Library, consente di ricostruire il progetto e l'assetto di un ritiro "alla Cappuccina" fatto edificare nel giardino della villa di Carlo Graziani, nipote del più celebre Antonio Maria, a Celalba (S. Giustino). Il contributo offre alcuni spunti per comprendere le scelte artistiche e devozionali del Graziani, stimolate dall'amicizia con Giovanni Battista Remboldi, auditore di rota di origine tedesca al quale si deve, in parte, la fortuna del nobile tifernate, maestro di casa di Francesco Barberini al tempo del pontificato di Urbano VIII
Virgilio Mazzocchi: cantata per la visita del Cardinale Francesco Barberini al Collegio romano
No full textHistorical and musicological study of the manuscript Barb. Lat. 4322 from the Vatican Library: composition conditions of a Virgilio Mazzocchi’s cantata designed to be sung by the Jesuit’s students in the Collegio romano for a Cardinal Francesco Barberini’s visit.Etude historique et musicologique du manuscrit Barb. Lat. 4322 de la Bibliothèque Vaticane : conditions de composition d’une cantate de Virgilio Mazzocchi destinée à être chantée par les élèves des jésuites au Collegio romano lors d’une visite du cardinal Francesco Barberini.Studio storico e musicologico del manoscritto Barb. Lat. 4322 della Biblioteca Vaticana : condizioni di composizione di una cantata di Virglio Mazzocchi destinata ad essere cantata dagli studenti dei Gesuiti nel Collegio romano per la visita del Cardinale Francesco Barberini
Francesco Barberini als Politiker: Seine Weisungen an die Nuntien in Wien (1630–1635)
Full text linkFrancesco Barberini, the cardinal nephew of Pope Urban VIII (1623–1644), is known to researchers primarily as a patron of the arts. However, he was a member of numerous dicasteries in the Roman Curia and held the office of head of the papal secretariat of state throughout the pontificate. In the early years he hardly appeared in this function. From 1631 onwards, testimonies of his involvement in the correspondence of the office become more frequent in the archives and provide information about his desire to play an active role in papal politics. Detailed autograph minutes to letters sent in cipher to the nuncios in Vienna deal with topics such as the mostly futile request of the imperials for subsidies, the rejection of criticism of the papal policy of neutrality and the improvement of relations between the Holy See and the imperial court. In addition, the attempt to influence the political convictions of members of religious orders working in Vienna and, in particular, the need to win the emperor’s approval for the precedence of the prefect of Rome before the imperial envoy play a noticeable role
Zagreb Cathedral’s Reliquary Bust of Saint Stephen the King: the Context of its Commission and its Attribution
Full text linkThe 1635 Zagreb reliquary of Saint Stephen is a rare and exceptionally accomplished work of metal sculpture of the Roman Baroque. The author attributes the reliquary bust’s head to Alessandro Algardi and discusses the roles played by Francesco Barberini and Ivan Tomko Mrnavić in the commision of the reliquary
Alessandro Algardi-Ercole Ferrata
No full textViene presentato un altare d'argento dono di Francesco Barberini a Filippo I
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Full text linkThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
Case report Autoimmune pancreatitis: a case of difficult diagnosis
No full textAutoimmune pancreatitis (AIP) is an insidious disease of non-specific symptomatology. To make correct diagnosis three
different findings must correlate: radiological imaging, serological markers, and histology. This is not easy, and furthermore an
incorrect diagnosis can lead to incorrect management and even patient death. We present our experience with a case of AIP in
a young woman (34 years old) affected by different autoimmune pathologies with a history of abdominal pain. The diagnosis
was made correlating histological findings and anamnestic data, although there were no radiological or serological findings.
However, the management of this case was complicated by acute pancreatitis. In our case, we had only a histological sample
and anamnestic data. So in these cases of positive history for autoimmune disorders and unclear clinical signs, AIP should be
considered in differential diagnosis
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