Valdichiana & Lago Trasimeno Edition
Here are the latest editorials from the Valdichiana Magazine that are currently online. Enjoy!
Claudio Cosci, an Avant-garde ‘Fountain’ for Hydraulics
Who knows what Duchamp, a famous exponent of the French avant-garde, would think if he had seen . . .
Read More“The Great Illusion” Arrives in Montepulciano
The exhibition "The Great Illusion" set up at the Crociani Civic Museum - Pinacoteca in Montepulciano, offers . . .
Read MoreTorrita di Siena, in the Ancient Village Lives the City Spirit
We are with the newly elected Councillor for Culture Roberto Trabalzini for our, now customary, appointment with . . .
Read MoreUpdates from Paradise
"Phase two of this newly branded ‘Terme Miele’, which we have called 'water' – he continues – . . .
Read MoreInterview with Maestro Roggi
My work arises from a constant dialogue between ideal forms and the material that expresses them, a . . .
Read MoreJutta Wilhelm Coerper – Artist and Designer
Jutta was born in Coblenz in the Rhineland in Germany during the War, and went to study . . .
Read MoreLe Torri di Porsenna – A New Country House in an Ancient Abbey
Bruno and Marisella Batinti, after several productive years of hospitality experience with their business “Le Torri di . . .
Read MoreLa Vecchia Cantina di Montepulciano – A History in Wine
Founded in July of 1937 as a cooperative of fourteen local winemakers who banded together to facilitate . . .
Read MoreA Bishop’s Home in Tuscany
The oldest part of the house, the central tower, goes back to the 15th century, its original . . .
Read MoreVilla di Piazzano, an oasis of grace
At the end of the Val D’Esse, nestled under the hill separating Tuoro and Lake Trasimeno from . . .
Read MoreThe Centro Volo Serristori
Driving across the flat plain which stretches between Castiglion Fiorentino and Marciano with its fields and sparsely . . .
Read MoreThe Medici Fortress of the Girifalco
There has probably been a fortress on the hilltop overlooking Cortona since the 5th or 6th century . . .
Read MoreSentinel on the summer: Torrita di Siena
Torrita, once called “Turrita”, is first mentioned in a document dated 1037 where it is listed as . . .
Read MoreAntonio Massarutto, sculptor and designer
While the wire and kinetic sculptures of Alexander Calder and the works of Picasso have been stylistic . . .
Read MoreRosellina Avoscan: painter, sculptor and ceramist
Rosy’s art is particularly attuned to the twin themes of social justice and the plight of refugees . . .
Read MoreLeuta, Bottling Nature
Leuta produces a variety of different wines, five from single red grape varieties – Sangiovese, Merlot, Syrah, . . .
Read MoreCortona, a star in the hills
Since this February, the Etruscan city has featured a new high-speed connection with the large cities of . . .
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