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♥️The Keith Haring Wall is a very unusual and little-known landmark in Pisa♥️ 👉Keith Haring (1958-1990) was a young American artist who, starting with painting the subway, became famous around the world. His first subway sketches were quick-drawn, ephemeral chalk sketches on blank billboards. Metro passengers hurrying to the carriage often stopped in front of these drawings and then stood for a long time and looked at them. ♥️From that moment on, Haring decided to "shake up" the traditional gallery system in art. He joined the graffiti artists, became interested in the new hip-hop culture and the avant-garde culture of street artists that spread in New York in the 1980s. In 1982, 💡Haring exhibited his works in a fashionable art gallery, where, in addition to drawings, he presented amphoras and plaster models to the public - at that time he devoted a lot of time to creating copies of famous statues, such as Michelangelo's David, Venus de Milo, and also made copies of ancient Greek and Egyptian amphoras. Orders from museums and cities from all over the world fell on the young artist like a cornucopia. Especially in demand were paintings with simple graphic figures that seemed to be talking to passers-by. 👉With the help of his works, Haring wanted to turn to that primitive language, in graphic symbols merge with the verbal: ♥️My drawings are not trying to imitate life, they are trying to create it♥️ . . . . #pisa #lovepisa #painting #haring #pisaharing #loveart #ukraineinitaly #abstractpainting #italy #loveitaly🇮🇹 #smile (at Pisa Toscana Italia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTAAFSSKFOu/?utm_medium=tumblr

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♥️The city of San Gimignano♥️ despite some 20th century restorations, has been largely untouched since the 14th century and is one of the finest examples of communal organization in Europe. 🇮🇹 Since 1990, the historic center of San Gimignano has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 💡The main architectural "highlight" of San Gimignano, of course, are the fourteen medieval towers, built by the most noble families, who wanted to emphasize their social position, in the XI-XIII centuries. ♥️In total, according to various sources, from 70 to 76 towers were built, but few survived to this day, including the Cunanezi house, the Pesciolini house, the Francesi-Ceccarelli palazzo with an asymmetrical facade built in order to circumvent the construction restrictions established in 1255 year. Some "skyscrapers" reach a height of 50 meters♥️ . . . . #sangimignano #artsangimignano #artlife #loveart #artitaly #italy🇮🇹 #ukraineinitaly #loveitaly #love #contemporaryart (at San Gimignano, Itália) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSyt4A6rblE/?utm_medium=tumblr