A Unique Combination of Geology and Cultural History Books
The ability to combine geology and cultural history to produce a truly unique form of literacy is an admirable one. Understanding how the landscapes of countries, cities, and civilizations have worked to define their own specific cultures is remarkable, to say the least.
Ann Pizzorusso teaches us how to define these concepts, reveals how landscapes matched culture, and how it all came to be.
By recognizing the world’s intricacies and learning to connect geological landscapes and culture, we are allowed a better chance of understanding human cultural differences in the future.
Cracking Da Vinci’s Code
In her book, Tweeting Da Vinci, Pizzorusso shows how the geology of Italy influenced its art, architecture, religion, medicine, culture, and, well, pretty much everything. She has since gone on to produce several books on Leonardo da Vinci and Dante Alighieri along with many papers and articles on St. Francis, Giotto, Mantegna, and various caverns—always using geology as the basis for her research.
Books
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Videos
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Lifelong experiences
Ann Pizzorusso is a geologist and Italian Renaissance expert by trade
A passion for her work
She thrives in the study of culture, geology, and the mixture of both
She loves writing about famous historical figures
Including the likes of Leonardo Da Vinci and Dante Alighieri
