San Giovanni Evangelista, Parma (Italy)

I recently discovered this spectacular facade while searching for hi-res images of some of Michelangelo’s work. It’s a genuinely great mannerist work by a little known architect, Simone Moschino, a disciple of other mannerists such as Buontalenti, Ammanati, and through them, Michelangelo. I’ve searched the web and compiled a collection of images of the interior and exterior. Here is also a link to a flickr page I found with a collection of interior and exterior images for both San Giovanni Evangelist and other churches in Parma. Enjoy!

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A Manor House for Forest Hills Gardens, NY

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Beaux Art Atelier, Edwin Lutyens, Forest Hills Gardens, Hampstead Garden Suburb, ICAA

Beaux Arts Atelier 2nd year studio design esquisse, red chalk and sepia ink/wash. Objective: to create parti designs for a new manor house and garden in the manner of Edwin Lutyens for a site in Forest Hills Gardens, NY. Selected precedents include Lutyens’ Hampstead Garden Suburbs, Homewood, and Benno Janssens “La Tourelle”.

Completing Bernini’s sketch

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Beaux Arts Atelier, Bernini, Classical architecture, ICA, ink and wash

Ink and wash in sketchbook

A quick design sketch to complete Bernini’s great colonnade in Piazza S. Pietro, which he left schematic design sketches for but never executed.  Beaux-Art Atelier 2nd year studio class session.

Ink and wash

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Beaux Arts Atelier, Bernini, ink drawing, Ink Wash, tabernacle

Study sketch in ink and wash (walnut and crow quill) of Bernini’s ink and wash sketch for a reredos/tabernacle. This drawing was done as part of our explorations of the master artists and master drawings at the Beaux-Arts-Atelier 2nd year studio, the year long intensive study program of the Institute for Classical Architecture and Art.  Directed by Michael Djordevitch and Richard Cameron.