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Invia16/04/2008
AREZZO - Una conferenza del professor Marcello Fagiolo su ville e parchi del Barocco italiano
La progettazione di ville e parchi in età barocca in Italia è stata condizionata dai piaceri della villeggiatura e dalla pratica della caccia dei committenti aristocratici. Di queste influenze parlerà Marcello Fagiolo, presidente del Comitato nazionale per i giardini e parchi storici, in una conferenza venerdì 18 aprile, alle ore 17,30, presso la facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia di Arezzo (viale Cittadini, aula 3). Interverranno Maria Luisa Madonna, docente di Storia del giardino e del paesaggio alla facoltà aretina, e Liletta Fornasari, presidente del "Garden club" di Arezzo.
Nella conferenza, dal titolo "Sistemi di ville e di parchi in età barocca: il piacere e la caccia", saranno illustrati alcuni complessi di ville suburbane ed extraurbane in Italia, legati a committenze principesche o aristocratiche. Particolare attenzione sarà dedicata ai sistemi delle residenze sabaude, che comprendono due capolavori del design venatorio come Venaria reale e Stupinigi, e a quelli dei siti reali borbonici in Campania, entrambi accomunati dalla egemonia della caccia, "arte regia" e passione dominante in età barocca in molte corti europee al punto da influenzare il disegno delle residenze.
Marcello Fagiolo è docente di "Storia dell'architettura" all'Università di Roma "La Sapienza" e autore di oltre 250 pubblicazioni. Oltre alla carica di presidente del Comitato nazionale per i giardini e parchi storici, ricopre quella di direttore del Centro di studi sulla cultura e l'immagine di Roma. È inoltre ideatore di una rete di Centri di studi sul Barocco, coordinatore di varie ricerche nazionali Cnr, Murst e Miur sul Barocco, consulente dell'Unesco per il Barocco mondiale e direttore dell'"Atlante del Barocco in Italia". Consulente del ministero per i Beni culturali, dal 1980 ha promosso e/o presieduto vari comitati nazionali sul Rinascimento, sul Barocco, sulla storia di Roma e sulla cultura "antiquaria".