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Gardens are often washed away by floods, but Villa Gregoriana, which reopened last month in Tivoli, Italy, was actually created by one. Rescued from abandonment by the Italian Environment Foundation (FAI), the vertical garden (there's actually no villa) offers one of the most romantic walks in Europe. It winds...
Gardens are often washed away by floods, but Villa Gregoriana, which reopened last month in Tivoli, Italy, was actually created by one. Rescued from abandonment by the Italian Environment Foundation (fai), the vertical garden (there's actually no villa) offers one of the most romantic walks in Europe. It winds...
While “The Da Vinci Code” depicted a fictional Harvard symbologist, students will be able to take classes next year with an actual da Vinci scholar—Frank M. Fehrenbach, who will join the Faculty of Arts and Sciences on July 1 as a professor...
A focus on Italian Renaissance art has been missing in Harvard’s Department of History of Art and Architecture, especially with the retirement in 2002 of the late John Shearman, the former Adams University professor.
“His arrival will consolidate the links already existing between the Department of History of Art and Architecture and other departments in the University, but also create new links,” Bois said. “He is a very dynamic scholar.”