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Peter Autier was from the small town of Ax-les-Thermes, up-country from Foix. He was born around 1240, and had made a comfortable life for himself as a notary.
Sean Martin • The Cathars: The Most Successful Heresy of the Middle Ages
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Parma, Italy
Dec 1986—Mar 1987
Photographer: Paolo Rosselli (1952—)
Source: Università di Parma, CSAC, Fondo Paolo Rosselli, C121768S—83S
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Romeo Gigli - a fringe of glass (hand blown in the former Byzantine province of Venice)
Photographed by Albert Watson for Vogue Italia, 1990
instagram.comFrancesco di Giorgio from Siena.8 Thirteen years older than Leonardo, he was another exemplar of an artisan who combined art, engineering, and architecture. He had begun as a painter, moved as a young man to Urbino to work as an architect, returned to Siena to run the underground aqueduct system, and was a sculptor in his spare time. He was also
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We’re thrilled to release our latest project for Sara Enrico (@sara_o.enrico). For Sara we realised a website incorporating a typography identity based on the combination of open fonts Mattone (designed by Collletttivo) and Folio. The User Experience of the project revolves around the idea of layering, where transitions and coloured shades... See more
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Verona, 2021
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◒ ◓ a short time ago I designed some stuff for ISIA URBINO PARADE 2018 ◐ ◑ type design w/ @ciancaglinigianluca
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instagram.comThe Venetian Atlas is a recently rediscovered work of the 14th-century Genoese cartographer Petrus Vesconte, thought to have been completed towards the end of his Venetian period (c. 1330). Though the geographer has long been renowned for the accuracy of his nautical maps of the Mediterranean and Black seas, this long-lost portolan chart is... See more