The Legacy of a Humanistic Tradition in Roberto Rossellini’s Films and Research Work. Pictures taken from the art book-catalogue presented at the exhibition shown at the Museo di Roma in Trastevere (Rome, IT), 10 February – 1 April 2007. The exhibition marked the final celebrations for Roberto Rossellini’s centenary, and underlined some of the lesser known aspects of the Italian film director’s research work and filmography. The exhibition was structured in multiple sections. One of these showed a selection of pictures shot by Italian movie stills photographer Gianni Assenza. This presentation is the revised English version of a previous one, prepared by the same author for CRDAV on July 12, 2010. Project and Layout by Alessandro Califano, Senior Curator at CRDAV - 27 September 2010.

1. “ Art and Science in the Renaissance Humanism. The Legacy of a Humanistic Tradition in Roberto Rossellini’s Films and Research Work” Pictures taken from the art book-catalogue presented at the exhibition shown at the Museo di Roma in Trastevere (Rome, IT) 10 February – 1 April 2007

5. Exemplary Tales: Socrates – Socrate (1970, TV)

8. Exemplary Tales: Mary – Il Messia (1976, Italy-France)

14. Exemplary Tales: Jesus – Il Messia (1976, Italy-France)

16. Exemplary Tales: the Apostles – Il Messia (1976, Italy-France)

20. Exemplary Tales: St. Augustine – Agostino d’Ippona (1972)

24. Exemplary Tales: Monks

25. Exemplary Tales: The Troubadours

26. Exemplary Tales: Cosimo de’ Medici – L’età di Cosimo de’ Medici (1973, TV)

28. Exemplary Tales: Descartes – Cartesius (1974, TV)

31. Exemplary Tales: Pascal – Blaise Pascal (1971, TV)

34. Study, Research, and Exploration

42. Art and the Theory of Teaching

50. Technology and Invention

55. Cultural Encounters

60. Narrating and Recreating Humanism