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Mary Redekop
Mary is a well-known teacher and lecturer, who has been teaching art and art history in Canadian schools and universities since 1962. Her graduate and undergraduate studies were done at the University of Toronto. She has been guiding people through Italy, France, Russia, Uzbekistan and Turkey for over 35 years. She has developed and presented hundreds of lectures for the University of Toronto, Western University, Museum London, the McIntosh Art Gallery and Toronto Public Libraries. Her presentation style is delightful, informative, humorous and complete. This isn’t your everyday, average tour of Rome… this is a great tour of Rome!
An incredible one-day walking tour awaits you with a focus on Renaissance, Mannerist and Baroque art and architecture. But don’t let those words scare you because if you are walking through Rome, you are already looking at these things you just might not know it! The tour is fun, useful and informative, providing maps, directions, video, audio, beautiful photographs and details about:
You may not have heard about some of these sites before, but you will never forget them after you experience this tour! While relaxing at home or visiting onsite in picturesque Rome enjoy the best view of the city, see five unbelievable Caravaggio paintings, stand beneath a ceiling that is an optical illusion, and see the mouth that is really a door, or is it the other way around? The tour is designed to be walked in one day, but may take longer depending on the amount of time you spend at each location. The total walking distance is approximately 3.5 km, so wear comfortable shoes and carry a small set of binoculars so you can see fine details in the buildings and artwork. Mary Redekop can be contacted by using this email address: [email protected]
I can be contacted at [email protected] |
The graphic above displays the sites you will visit on this tour.
The content for this web-page based tour was originally developed for a walking tour app on the iOS and Android platforms. The app was downloaded in 44 countries starting in 2014. It is no longer available in the app stores, but instead has been converted to these web pages, so they will work on all devices.
We created another walking tour called Mostly Roman and Early Christian,which is available by clicking this link. |
Copyright
Owned and Published by: Debra Rogers, London, Ontario, Canada.
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: www.heyrogers.net
Legal Notice:
The Renaissance, Mannerist & Baroque Rome Walkabout has been created, designed and distributed for entertainment purposes and to provide art history information and directional assistance to the locations detailed within the application. The information provided in this tour is based on our research to date; every effort was made to ensure accuracy. If errors in directions or content are discovered, each will be corrected in future updates. Debra Rogers or anyone associated with the development, content, or distribution of this application will not and cannot be held responsible for any user’s time lost, costs incurred, suffering, injury or inconvenience caused while using or referring to this application.
Copyright
All rights reserved. No part of this application may be reproduced in any format without the express written authority of Debra Rogers. However, authority is granted for this application to be projected to a white board or large screen for use during classroom and / or lecture study.
Written Content:
The written content in this application is under copyright Debra Rogers unless otherwise noted in the article.
Audio Content
Mary’s audio in this application, was recorded during a live lecture series provided by Mary Redekop in partnership with the McIntosh Art Gallery of Western University, London, Ontario, Canada. Since the audio is live, the user will notice the odd ambient noise in parts of the audio. We hope that these sounds will help the user feel as if the members of the class are with you, on tour, while using the application.
The audio content is under copyright of Mary Redekop.
Video Content and Application Design.
The video content, application design and functionality, is under copyright of Debra Rogers.
Photograph Copyrights
Copyright to photographs is held by: Mary Redekop, Karen Huiberts, or Debra Rogers unless otherwise noted.
Maps:
All maps in the application used for directional purposes were made by using content available at the website: http://www.openstreetmap.org/
Owned and Published by: Debra Rogers, London, Ontario, Canada.
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: www.heyrogers.net
Legal Notice:
The Renaissance, Mannerist & Baroque Rome Walkabout has been created, designed and distributed for entertainment purposes and to provide art history information and directional assistance to the locations detailed within the application. The information provided in this tour is based on our research to date; every effort was made to ensure accuracy. If errors in directions or content are discovered, each will be corrected in future updates. Debra Rogers or anyone associated with the development, content, or distribution of this application will not and cannot be held responsible for any user’s time lost, costs incurred, suffering, injury or inconvenience caused while using or referring to this application.
Copyright
All rights reserved. No part of this application may be reproduced in any format without the express written authority of Debra Rogers. However, authority is granted for this application to be projected to a white board or large screen for use during classroom and / or lecture study.
Written Content:
The written content in this application is under copyright Debra Rogers unless otherwise noted in the article.
Audio Content
Mary’s audio in this application, was recorded during a live lecture series provided by Mary Redekop in partnership with the McIntosh Art Gallery of Western University, London, Ontario, Canada. Since the audio is live, the user will notice the odd ambient noise in parts of the audio. We hope that these sounds will help the user feel as if the members of the class are with you, on tour, while using the application.
The audio content is under copyright of Mary Redekop.
Video Content and Application Design.
The video content, application design and functionality, is under copyright of Debra Rogers.
Photograph Copyrights
Copyright to photographs is held by: Mary Redekop, Karen Huiberts, or Debra Rogers unless otherwise noted.
Maps:
All maps in the application used for directional purposes were made by using content available at the website: http://www.openstreetmap.org/