DOI: 10.11606/t.55.2015.tde-02122015-085915
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Geometria de curvas e subvariedades bi-harmônicas

Abstract: A Deus, por seu cuidado me dando saúde e forças para concluir essa etapa de minha vida e também por ter colocado pessoas tão especias nesta minha caminhada. Agradeço a Deus também pelas oportunidades de crescimento e aprendizagem das quais este doutorado faz parte.À minha amada família que sempre me apoiou e me deu muitas felicidades e orgulho. Em particular ao meu pai, que acumula as funções de melhor amigo e conselheiro, e à minha mãe guerreira e grande exemplo de perseverança. Quero também citar meus avós C… Show more

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“…His sitters are often situated against recognisable Lombard urban landmarks of poor relief, though they are never explicitly in receipt of assistance; a pilgrim sleeps outside the Church of Sant'Alessandro in Brescia, for instance, and the outfits of girls sewing and making lace clearly locate them within the orphanage of Pio Luogo della Pietà (Figure 3.3). 57 While it was not unusual for such institutions to feature in genre painting of the period, the local tone was undoubtedly important for Ceruti's audience. His sizeable paintings were purchased by the Milanese elite and prominently exhibited in their homes alongside more traditional portraits, and historic and landscape scenes.…”
Section: The Cultural Turn: Il Caffè Giuseppe Parini Giacomo Cerutimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…His sitters are often situated against recognisable Lombard urban landmarks of poor relief, though they are never explicitly in receipt of assistance; a pilgrim sleeps outside the Church of Sant'Alessandro in Brescia, for instance, and the outfits of girls sewing and making lace clearly locate them within the orphanage of Pio Luogo della Pietà (Figure 3.3). 57 While it was not unusual for such institutions to feature in genre painting of the period, the local tone was undoubtedly important for Ceruti's audience. His sizeable paintings were purchased by the Milanese elite and prominently exhibited in their homes alongside more traditional portraits, and historic and landscape scenes.…”
Section: The Cultural Turn: Il Caffè Giuseppe Parini Giacomo Cerutimentioning
confidence: 99%