April 28, 2026
Feast of San Vitale
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Martyrdom of St. Vitalis , ca. 1581 , Federico Barocci (1535-1612) April 28th marks the Feast of St. Vitalis, an early Christian martyr cel...
Feast of St. Catherine of Siena at Holy Rosary Church in Portland, Oregon
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April 27, 2026
New Music — Piccinni: Son regina e sono amante
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New music that may be of interest to our readers. • Piccinni: Son regina e sono amante performed Rosa Feola and the Cappella Neapolitana La...
Photo of the Week: Laocoön and His Sons, Vatican Museum
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Photo by New York Scugnizzo
April 26, 2026
Simple Pleasures: Remembered Across Two Cities
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(L-R) Floor plan of the Prado; postcard of The Mona Lisa by the workshop of Leonardo da Vinci (c.1503-1516); and La Giaconda (Mona Lisa) by ...
An Evening of Sicilian Culture at Italian Charities of America in Queens, New York
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April 25, 2026
Il Portastendardo di Civitella del Tronto (n. 58 - Aprile 2026)
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Third Sunday After Easter at Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Jersey City, New Jersey
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April 24, 2026
Frank Frazetta Immortalized in Gold
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Dark Kingdom Three of Frank Frazetta’s most iconic paintings— Dark Kingdom , Dawn Attack , and Green Death —have been newly minted as re...
Rumors and Revivals
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"When I became a man, I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.” ~ C.S. Lewis ...
April 23, 2026
Simple Pleasures: A Thoughtful Gift from a Friend
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Royal portraits of King Ferdinando II of the Two Sicilies, King Francesco II of the Two Sicilies, Queen Maria Theresa of Austria, and Quee...
The Girl in the Sun
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Frontispiece from my copy of Shakespeare on Love This piece was originally part of Absinthe Dreams: Elegy for a Past Life , but was later c...
April 22, 2026
Sonic Reduced
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Friday night's here, what's to see? Nothing to do, you know what I mean? Nothing on the telly, There is no late-night show, No show...
A Small Object, A Lasting Impression
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Amid the vastness of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where monumental works compete for attention, it is often the smaller, quieter objects ...
April 21, 2026
Photo of the Week: An Imperial Presence, Quietly Enduring
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Amid the abundance of masterpieces at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this portrait of Empress Eugénie offers a quieter, more intimate kind ...
Natale di Roma
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The Palatine Hill (Photo by New York Scugnizzo) April 21st is the anniversary of the legendary founding of the Eternal City on the Palatine...
April 20, 2026
1° Reggimento Re at the Royal Site of Carditello in Caserta
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Photos courtesy of 1° Reggimento Re On Sunday afternoon, the 1° Reggimento Re (1° Reggimento Re. Associazione culturale e di rievocazio...
A King in Profile: Encountering Ferdinand II of Aragon
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A friend recently acquired a striking Renaissance-style portrait of Ferdinand II of Aragon, and seeing it in person was a genuine thrill. T...
Photo of the Week: Laocoön and His Sons Antiphantes and Thymbraeus, Vatican Museum
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Photo by New York Scugnizzo
April 19, 2026
A Reconstruction of the Baptistery of the Cathedral of Cumae
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By Regnum_Neapolitanum x.com/1309Regnum The baptismal font of the Cathedral of San Massimo, the remains of which are still visible among the...
Celebrating National Coin Week (2026)
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In celebration of the 103rd Annual National Coin Week, I’m pleased to share a photo of gold coins from my visit to the Asian Art Galleries ...
Il Mezzogiorno dopo l'Unità negli scritti dell'epoca
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April 18, 2026
The Berlin Underground
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Straßenkampf , 1918, Eduard Baudrexel This piece was originally part of Absinthe Dreams: Elegy for a Past Life , but was later cut and rewo...
Visions in Relief: Beethoven and Wagner at the Met
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Set side by side at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, these two portraits do not merely depict great composers—they conjure them. Franz von St...
April 17, 2026
Feast of Sant’Aniceto
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Sant'Aniceto, ora pro nobis April 17th is the Feast of St. Anicetus, a 2nd-century Pope and Martyr, who guided the Church through a time...
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