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A blog for the Otterbein University INST 250/INST 310 class that is studying about, and traveling to, Italy in December 2010.
Pictures from our Trip (Click on the picture below to get to the album).
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- High Renaissance & Mannerism
- Annotated Bibliography
- Annotated Bibliography
- Annodated Bibliography
- Annotated Bibliography
- Annotated Bibliography
- Annotative Bibliography
- annotated bibliography
- Annotated Bibliography - Etruscan Sarcophagus Lart...
- Annotated bibliography-Kailee Miller-San Miniato
- Bibliography"Lorenzo de’ Medici." 2010. Biography....
- Annotated Bibliography
- Questions for A Room with a View
- Annotated Bibliography
- Vitruvian Man Annotated Bibliography
- Fra Angelico's Annunciation Annotated Bibliography
- New Cardinals Installed at St Peter's
- British art restorer uncovers a lost Giotto master...
- Follow us here on our trip
- Visiting Venice in the Winter
- We're about to board for Rome
- Frescoes!
- Rainy day in Rome
- update from Court ;)
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- A Room with a View
- Amy Johnson
- Andrea Weekly
- Andrew Mills
- Anna Beckman
- Art
- Art History
- Ashley Wilson
- bibliography
- Bologna
- Contemporary Italy
- cortona
- Courtney Kent
- Culture
- day trip
- Erin Lenkey
- Florence
- Football
- high renaissance
- Humanism
- Introductions
- Italian
- Italy
- Italy Updates
- Jazmyne Flowe
- Jeff Fabus
- Jimmy Lump
- Kailee Miller
- Kat Carpenter
- Kayleigh Hanlin
- Kelley Folger
- Lisa Shoemaker
- mannerism
- Melissa Buschmann
- Olivia Pierce
- Past
- Petrarch
- Recent Events
- renaissance
- san miniato
- Seneca Essays
- Stoicism
- Thomas Aquinas
- Travel
- Venice
- World Heritage
3 comments:
Hello! This is Melissa Buschmann's Aunt Lisa. We are looking forward to reading your blog. Have a wonderful trip! Please give Melissa my love.
Hello from Ohio!! This is Courtney Kent's father and it has been raining ever since you left and snow tonight! I (we) appreciate the blog and keep the pics coming!!Tell Couirtney I Love her and blessings to ALL!
Jeff
Italy has such a fascinating history, and I really enjoyed reading about these lesser-known stories and historical figures. The discussion of guglielmo marconi fascista is particularly interesting for anyone researching Italy’s political and scientific history. I also came across the story of benedetto blanis, which provides another fascinating look at a lesser-known figure connected with Italian history. For readers interested in exploring Italy’s cultural heritage further, the information about Jews in Italy is also worth exploring. I appreciate websites that bring these historical subjects together in one place because they make it easier to discover aspects of Italy that are often overlooked by mainstream travel resources.
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