From Ansa news we learn that the mural 'Tuttomondo' the New York artist Keith Haring which is located in Pisa, on the back wall of the church of San Antonio (station area, beginning of course Italy), will be restored as the colors are matify because of the weather and smog. The work was conducted by Haring in 1989, and is the largest murals ever created in a public place. According to P. Castellano, who took in Pisa Haring, the artist was to say that the work would have to be altered when it was considered appropriate.
More in Pisa, Monumental Cemetery of Piazza dei Miracoli, new visitors are the frescoes depicting the stories of S. Ranieri. It 's a cycle of six paintings, of which only four survived the destruction of 1944, now carefully restored after returning to live in the original location. The first two paintings, 'the conversion of S. Ranieri' and 'S. Ranieri in the Holy Land', were first made in 1377 by Andrea Bonaiuti of Florence, and the other two, 'the return to Pisa and miracles' and death S. Ranieri ', shortly after, but were created by Antonio Veneziano.
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