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Andria (Bari), Ducal Palace, 4 September - 31 October 1998 Promoting Body Municipality of Andria Patronage Ministry of National Heritage and Culture Italy - Israel Association Community Association of Andria, Minervino Murge, Ruvo di Puglia, Trani Puglia Region - Culture and Tourism Department Historical - Scientific Plan Cultural Association “Le Tarot” of Faenza in co-operation with Doctor. Anna Blayer and Prof. Dora Liscia- Bemporad Scientific Committee Giordano Berti Essayist, Chairman of the Graf Institute Errico Centofanti Essayist, artistic director of Festival “Castel dei Mondi” Franco Cardini Medieval History, Florence University Cesare Colafemmina Jewish Epigraphy and Antiquity, Florence University Dora Liscia-Bemporad History of Applied Art, Florence University Director of the Jewish Museum of Florence Alessandro Grossato History of Western Asia Institution, University of Trieste Alberto Sermoneta History of Jewish Liturgy, Teresianum Pontifical Institute of Rome Andrea Vitali Iconologist, Chairman of the Association “Le Tarot” Artistic director of Festival “Castel dei Mondi” of Andria Catalogue edited by Giordano Berti Errico Centofanti - Andrea Vitali An exhibition aimed at broadening the horizons in knowledge Giordano Berti The People of Moses Alberto Sermoneta Jewish holidays Alessandro Grossato Metaphysics and symbolism of the Jewish Year Dora Liscia-Bemporad Ceremonial vestments in southern Italy Cesare Colafemmina Hebrews in Andria between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance Francesco Poli "Ebrea" and the Wailing Wall by Fabio Mauri Origin of displayed works G. Invernizzi private collection, Como D. Liscia-Bemporad private collection, Florence Jewish Community Museum, Florence G. Bedarida private collection, Livorno Jewish Museum, Livorno Jewish Community, Padua Jewish Community, Pisa Jewish Museum of Art, Rome Cesare Vivante private collection, Venice Giovannina Reinish private collection, Venice |
FAENZA / SINCE 1985
History, art and symbolism of Tarot.
An editorial archive dedicated to Tarot and its history in art, culture and symbolism.
LE TAROT / EDITORIAL ARCHIVE
The People of Mose
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Andria (Bari), Ducal Palace, 4 September - 31 October 1998 Promoting Body Municipality of Andria Patronage Ministry of National Heritage and Culture Italy - Israel Association Community Association of Andria, Minervino Murge, Ruvo di Puglia, Trani Puglia Region - Culture and Tourism Department Historical - Scientific Plan Cultural Association “Le Tarot” of Faenza in co-operation with Doctor. Anna Blayer and Prof. Dora Liscia- Bemporad Scientific Committee Giordano Berti Essayist, Chairman of the Graf Institute Errico Centofanti Essayist, artistic director of Festival “Castel dei Mondi” Franco Cardini Medieval History, Florence University Cesare Colafemmina Jewish Epigraphy and Antiquity, Florence University Dora Liscia-Bemporad History of Applied Art, Florence University Director of the Jewish Museum of Florence Alessandro Grossato History of Western Asia Institution, University of Trieste Alberto Sermoneta History of Jewish Liturgy, Teresianum Pontifical Institute of Rome Andrea Vitali Iconologist, Chairman of the Association “Le Tarot” Artistic director of Festival “Castel dei Mondi” of Andria Catalogue edited by Giordano Berti Errico Centofanti - Andrea Vitali An exhibition aimed at broadening the horizons in knowledge Giordano Berti The People of Moses Alberto Sermoneta Jewish holidays Alessandro Grossato Metaphysics and symbolism of the Jewish Year Dora Liscia-Bemporad Ceremonial vestments in southern Italy Cesare Colafemmina Hebrews in Andria between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance Francesco Poli "Ebrea" and the Wailing Wall by Fabio Mauri Origin of displayed works G. Invernizzi private collection, Como D. Liscia-Bemporad private collection, Florence Jewish Community Museum, Florence G. Bedarida private collection, Livorno Jewish Museum, Livorno Jewish Community, Padua Jewish Community, Pisa Jewish Museum of Art, Rome Cesare Vivante private collection, Venice Giovannina Reinish private collection, Venice |
