Take a close look at this sand art. Sand Artist Orlando Adinolfi from Salerno, Italy took my profile picture and designed this sand art of me. Incredible. Thank you Adinolfi for sharing your talent with us.
Clyde Butcher
sabato 28 settembre 2013
Good Morning from Mr. Lincoln!
This morning's photo is a piece of sand art of#abrahamlincoln from artist Orlando Adinolfi. Thank you to Orlando for sharing his artwork with us!
Artwork published on the page of Lincoln Museum
https://www.facebook.com/Lincoln.Museum/photos/pb.76042506468.-2207520000.1416409697./10151815128666469/?type=3&theater
Artwork published on the page of Lincoln Museum
https://www.facebook.com/Lincoln.Museum/photos/pb.76042506468.-2207520000.1416409697./10151815128666469/?type=3&theater
lunedì 23 settembre 2013
TROTULA DE RUGGIERO, Magistra Medicinae of Salerno School.
TROTULA DE RUGGIERO, SANDJARS (minitiatura con la sabbia) del Maestro Orlando Adinolfi che sarà esposta al Museo ROBERTO PAPI.
Trotula is alleged to have written a major work on women’s medicine in medieval Europe, On the Diseases of Women (De passionibus mulierum).
Trotula is believed to have lived between the 11th and 12th centuries CE in the southern Italian port town of Salerno, at that time widely reputed as a center of medical learning.[5] Salerno was at the time “the most important center for the introduction of Arabic medicine into Western Europe”.
Salerno favored the development of what would become the three most important specialized texts on women's medicine in medieval western Europe". In referring to the School of Salerno in the twelfth century, historians actually mean an informal community of masters and pupils who, over the course of the twelfth century, developed more or less formal methods of instruction and investigation; there is no evidence of any physical or legal entity before the thirteenth century.
She may have belonged to the wealthy di Ruggiero family and may have been married to the physician Johannes Platearius and had two sons, Johannes Platearius II and Matthaeus Platearius. Again, very few concrete facts are known about her life. Some scholars believe that both Trotula and her husband authored practica brevis, a work that discusses medical diseases.
Trotula is alleged to have written a major work on women’s medicine in medieval Europe, On the Diseases of Women (De passionibus mulierum).
She is also alleged to have been the first female professor of medicine and the first female gynecologist. Some scholars assert that Trotula taught at the School of Salerno, earning the title of Magistra Medicinae. The plethora of evidence that numerous women graduated from the School of Salerno since its inception validates the fact that Trotula herself attended the institution. More information
SANDJARS (minitiatura con la sabbia) del Maestro Orlando Adinolfi che sarà esposta al Museo ROBERTO PAPI
venerdì 20 settembre 2013
Snoopy by Sand Artist Orlando Adinolfi
Omaggio a Snoopy, uno dei personaggi principali dei fumetti della celebre striscia a fumetti Peanuts, creata da Charles M. Schul.
Orlando Adinolfi with Andrew Clemens
Ho avuto l'onore di essere pubblicato sulla stessa pagina di uno dei maestri della Sand Art, ANDREW CLEMENS.
giovedì 19 settembre 2013
SAN(D) MATTEO, in onore dei festeggiamenti del 21 settembre a Salerno
Patrono di Salerno si festeggia il 21 Settembre.
Dopo ciò Egli uscì e vide un pubblicano di nome Levi seduto al banco delle imposte, e gli disse: «Seguimi!». Egli, lasciando tutto, si alzò e lo seguì”. (Lc 5,
Dopo ciò Egli uscì e vide un pubblicano di nome Levi seduto al banco delle imposte, e gli disse: «Seguimi!». Egli, lasciando tutto, si alzò e lo seguì”. (Lc 5,
Etichette:
festa del 21 settembre,
Orlando Adinolfi,
patrono di salerno,
Salerno,
san matteo,
SAND ARTIST,
sand bottles,
SAND JARS,
sand matteo
sabato 14 settembre 2013
SAND JARS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
Tonight, we have a picture of a new piece of artwork by our friend, Sand Artist Orlando Adinolfi in Salerno, Italy, to share. Thank you for another wonderful depiction of George Washington.
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