#Borromini

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Francesco Borromini: Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, Cupola (vista interna), 1642-1660. Roma

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The Borromini Tour marches on: Villa Falconieri, Frascati. Revamped by Francesco Borromini.

Paintings by Ferri, Calandrucci, Ghezzi, Berrettini.

📷 by me

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Roman Baroque

San Carlo alle quattro fontane

Rome, 1644

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Francesco Borromini, Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, Roma

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Hi there! I was wondering if Isaak had something to do with Iblis accident in ROM 2 : Iblis because I noticed that the professor Borromini mentioned someone know as 'magic user'. Hopefully you can answer this question because i really curious about this!

Yes, however not much directly.

The system in Carthag was originally from RMP people, and all four Krusniks had access to it. (as I can understand due to the sources) But during the war between terrans and methuselahs Lilith installed Iblis in this system in order to protect the oil fields of the city of Carthag. She wanted to forestall at all rate, the the other Crusniks (Abel, Seth, Cain) get hands on the oil fields, because it would have made the way free for them to conquer Europe. Lilith calls the Iblis an terrible weapon. We don't really know what kind of weapon it originally was, but it is supposed to destroy the city before the Crusniks can get it. Many years later (in the Iblis-Arc) RCO hires Borromini to install a sandstorm (as a weapon) in this system. Borromini says to Esther, that he is working for a magician. The Japanese original uses here the same term as it is usual for Isaak in the novels (魔法使い). So it's quite sure, that Isaak was the one who hired Borromini to hack the system.

The only thing I don't really understand, why he had to install a sandstorm. It would have been enough to reactivate Lilith's original Ibils weapon (maybe). Ps: And I'm sure, that Isaak would have been able to do it himself, but maybe he was busy with other jobs.

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The 38th edition of the 2024 Richard Murray Newsletter.

topics

The seventieth of the Cento series. A cento is a poem made by an author from the lines of another author's work. In the series I place my cento and a link to the other authors poem.

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Dates: autumnal equinox, judy reed patent, Francesco Borromini

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La Roma de Bernini y Borromini

La Roma del siglo XVII fue un período de gran florecimiento artístico y arquitectónico, y tanto Borromini como Bernini fueron figuras importantes en la creación de la arquitectura barroca en la ciudad. Sus obras son consideradas como algunas de las más impresionantes y bellas de la época.

Borromini es conocido por su estilo arquitectónico distintivo, que se caracteriza por el uso de formas curvas y la manipulación de la luz y la sombra para crear efectos dramáticos. Entre sus obras más famosas se encuentran la iglesia de San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane y la iglesia de Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza.

Por su parte, Bernini es reconocido por sus esculturas y monumentos, así como por sus trabajos arquitectónicos, como la Piazza Navona y la iglesia de Sant'Andrea al Quirinale. También es conocido por su trabajo en la Basílica de San Pedro, donde diseñó la famosa plaza y la famosa baldachin sobre el altar mayor.

En general, la obra de Borromini y Bernini representa una fusión única de la arquitectura, la escultura y el diseño urbano, y su legado continúa siendo una fuente de inspiración para arquitectos y artistas en todo el mundo.

Algunas de las obras de ellos fueron:

Chiesa di Santa Bibiana:

Iglesia de San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane:

Oratorio dei Filippini:

Sant'ivo Alla Sapienza:

Iglesia de Santa María de la Victoria:

Galería Spada:

Iglesia de San Andrés del Quirinal:

Regia:

Basílica de San Pedro:

A continuación se presenta una ficha del mapa con una ubicación de las obras más destacadas:

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Iglesia de San Carlino, Homenaje de Mario Botta a Francesco Borromini al cumplirse 400 años de su nacimiento.

Lugano Lake, Switzerland, 1999.

Pictures by Enrico Cano & PinoMusi for Archdaily

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Francesco Borromini: Chiesa di Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza (lanterna), 1642-1660. Roma

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Borromini in fiction: further reading

the one in which he is murdered for preposterous reasons

the one in which he is murdered for preposterous reasons and there are spies

the one in which he is murdered for preposterous reasons and there are fascist Bernini fanboys

the one with the horse and the ghosts in the church

the one in which he has conversations with demonic Platonic solids and a fling with one of Bernini's sisters and then seduces the princess Aldobrandini Pamphili wearing nothing under his cape

the one in which padre Spada molests him when he's young and feverish

the one which is actually about his maid that is very moving

the one in which he meets Francesco Totti

the one in which Bernini walks around Rome pondering their relationship

the one in which he's mistaken for Michelangelo and falls in love, but (a cartoonish version of) Bernini gets in the way

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Pallazo Spada. Forced Perspective: Borromini

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san carlo alle quattro fontane (1667)

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A 17th century Baroque architect like Borromini, who I posted about last week, may not seem to have much relevance to multi-family design in the 21st century. But then I came across this building, in Kiev. This is the Soviet Doctors Housing Cooperative of 1927-1930, designed by Pavel Aleshin, whose apartment in the building is also shown. A lovely design that makes for interesting units - not just a box.

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#focus 🔎 Nella realizzazione del progetto architettonico della chiesa di Santa Maria dei Sette Dolori, Francesco Borromini si ispirò volutamente alla sala ottagona delle Piccole Terme di Villa Adriana. Leggi l'approfondimento sul blog