The Four Canons of Composition
The full course of 6 sessions will start on December 10th
For more information visit the course page
Nature is a resplendent composition and all compositions have a foundation in the Creation.
Even the most invented composition has a correlation somewhere in the cosmos. By looking at the creation of the cosmos we will begin to understand the nature of composition and the composition of nature.
Although there are countless compositions, they all share the same universal principles which are the Four Canons of Composition
In the course “The Four Canons of Composition” we will explore this fascinating world.
Image taken from the Facebook event The Four Canons of Composition: An Introduction by Anthony Visco
Anthony Visco, curatore del corso
ANTHONY VISCO is the founder and director of The Atelier for the Sacred Arts in Philadelphia where he does commission works and offers professional services as devotional art consultant.
Upon graduation from the University of the Arts, formerly, Philadelphia College of Art, he was the recipient of the Fullbright–Hayes Grant to travel and study in Italy, where he attended studios at the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Florence.
His current commissions there include bronze Stations of the Cross, a series of porcelain murals for the Rosary Walk, the Four Pendentives murals depicting The Doctors of the Church, the Baldicchino Angels, and the Narthex ceiling mural of “The Visions of Guadalupe”.
He taught anatomy, relief and symbolism at the Sacred Art School of Florence.
When and Where
The course will take place from the 10th until the 21st of December at the Sacred Art School, see below for registration.
The seminar to introduce “The Four Canons of Composition” held by Master Anthony Visco, the course instructor, will take place on Friday November 23, 2018 (from 15.00 to 18.00) at the Sacred Art School Firenze.
Languages: Italian and English.
FREE ENTRANCE* prior registration via email writing at info@sacredartschol.com or by filling in the form below
*until full capacity is reached