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Encyclopedia of Biographies of famous and historical figures

Biographies of famous:

  1. Biography of Denis Diderot
  2. Biography of Ciccio Ingrassia
  3. Biography of Steve Jobs
  4. Brian Johnson biography
  5. Biography of Guy Pearce
  6. Biography of Gigi Sabani
  7. Biography of Alberto Sughi
  8. Kate Winslet biography

Biography of Denis Diderot

Encyclopaedic lighting
5 September 1713
31 July 1784

Who is Denis Diderot?

Denis Diderot, French philosopher and writer, was born on 5 March 1713 in Langres, a provincial town to a wealthy bourgeois family. After studying at the Jesuit College in the city, he moved to Paris to study at the University, where he graduated brilliantly in 1732.
After his studies the young Denis promises a future full of uncertainty and bitterness, devoid as it is of any support and by any professional experience.
Fits for many different jobs, although fortunately all more or less fall within its remit: public scribe, tutor, translator.
Like many other young moneyed little of his age, he attended the salons and cafes where enlightenment ideas circulate and libertine. And it is precisely here that knows Jean Jacques Rousseau, "hot head" aimed at influencing European culture so deeply.
The two are now agree: the agreement is deep on many aspects of life and ideas, but it is now historically established that their friendship was not easy, mainly because of the restless nature of both. Meanwhile, Diderot, always intent on studying various languages, both modern and ancient, is being done as a translator. In this way learns of important texts affecting his way of thinking. One of these is the "essay on the virtue and merit" of Shaftesbury, which enhances its contents for praising freedom and openness toward other cultures.
Under the tumultuous urgency of his soul and ideas surrounding it therefore feels the need to speak in the first person in the cultural debate and throws herself headlong into the drafting of the famous "philosophical thoughts" of 1746, exquisitely enlightenment brand, especially in matters of religion, where emphasizes the idea of a God suprasensible and away from patterns of revealed religions. The Prime hospitality also extends the essays "the sufficiency of natural religion" and "La passeggiata dello scettico", harshly critical of the superstition and intolerance.
Dates back to 1748 libertine novel "indiscreet jewels" and the "letter 1749 on the blind for the use of those who see" sensista and materialistic pitch.
Imprisoned in Vincennes because of these writings, considered subversive, Diderot spent five months in a POW camp didn't particularly harsh and oppressive.
Meanwhile began the great adventure of the Encyclopédie, which will tirelessly for the next fifteen years: this work Diderot will be the most tireless creator, seeing in it an indispensable cultural and political battle and, after the defection of d'Alembert in 1759, supporting almost alone.
Vice versa will not generally public circulation to their writings, many of which remain so completely unknown outside the small circle of philosophes, published only after many decades after his death (some even after the second world war).
Belong to this period (the publication of the encyclopedia will end permanently only in 1773) other important works such as "the interpretation of nature" or "d'Alembert's dream", as well as the novels such as "the nun", "James the fatalist" dialogue "Rameau's nephew".
Diderot has experimented with theatre, where he gave evidence of rare ability: just think of the piece as "the son" or "the family man".
On the private plane of life philosopher-writer is also characterized by the idea of freedom. Despite being married since 1743 with corniciaia Antoinette Champion (which will give him a much-loved daughter), will not miss a lover, Sophie Volland, known in 1756 and bears beautiful letters. Their correspondence is still considered of great value, literary and biographical history.
Diderot in 1773 he went to Petersburg where stretches the Empress Catherine II reform projects and education society. Perhaps because of the huge blow for Sophie's death, which occurred on 22 June 1784, on 31 July of the same year the philosopher died in Paris.

Biography of Ciccio Ingrassia

Beloved mask
October 5, 1922
April 28, 2003

Who is Ibu?

Along with Franco Franchi, Ciccio Ingrassia mask has created for decades in one of the most popular Italian comic couples. The two, inseparable in film and television, gave forty year career, beginning in the curtain-raiser to the Auteur cinema awards.
Francesco Ingrassia, Sicilian verace, born in Palermo on October 5, 1922-many biographies mention the 1923 but it is a misprint of the registry that the comedian has never bothered to correct-was the most genuine product of street theatre and the dramatic capacity of artists of the era, born in poor conditions typical of the southern economy, to "adapt" to survive their desire to perform and express their talent. The meeting with Franco Franchi (born Francesco Benenato), is random but the two quickly realize that you have an almost perfect agreement (at least on the scene), and know how to integrate beautifully: the one in the classic role of the shoulder, the other as errand boy unleashed. Of the two was that serious and Ciccio severo, while Franks was the "marionette" buffa and disjointed.
For most popular strata known simply as "Franco e Ciccio", they begin to work together on stage in vaudeville in the postwar period, but need to Domenico Modugno's first big chance. He in addition to choose them for the demanding "Rinaldo", musical comedy by Garinei and Giovannini, signal the duo Mario Mattoli, which in 1960 was filming "Appuntamento a Ischia". For the Sicilian couple it was only a brief appearance, but it would have been the beginning of a long association with the big screen.
Well 150 at the end of their career, the sums will be titles that include them. Often exploiting the trend of film parodies or successful. Among these titles there are memorable as "ugly", "Seduced and cheated", "the two sons of Ringo", "the two firemen", "two gentlemen", "Zorro" grandchildren, "Farfallon", "last tango in Zagarolo," "guess who's coming to snack?", "The good the bad and stupid" and so on. Everyone can have fun finding the right associations with its original title.
But their film career is not made only of farces and parodies, there is also place for collaborations. And with names that would make my skin crawl far more actors listed for their resonant echo: from "Two marines e un generale" with Buster Keaton, in "Capriccio all'italiana", where Pier Paolo Pasolini wanted them next to Totò in 1968, until "the last judgment" by Vittorio De Sica.
Ingrassia, in particular, won a Nastro d'Argento as best supporting actor for "Todo Modo" by Elio Petri and, while continuing with his career success with Franco Franchi, filmed two movies to her name. He directed the same Franks in his directorial debut, "cold", and in 1975 moved back behind the camera for a film that is more in line with their tradition as "l'esorciccio", in which inter alia offered Lino Banfi his first starring role.
In 1971 the Franks and the Ibu Gatto e la Volpe in Bellissimo "Pinocchio" by Luigi Comencini, television with Nino Manfredi and Gina Lollobrigida.
Meanwhile television multiplied torque popularity thanks to sketch created by "Partitissima", "number one" Cantatutto, editions "Canzonissima", "shrimp", then "yesterday and today", "That", "combination" Drim, etc.
The television is also linked to reconciliation, after one of the many quarrels, which with some fanfare took place live on an episode of Sunday, with Pippo Baudo.
A little snubbed, in 1984 only critics began to watch Franco and Ciccio with other eyes, mainly thanks to the Taviani brothers who chose them for "Kaos" (in which played the Pirandello novel "La giara") and Fellini, who immortalized Ciccio Ingrassia in "Amarcord" in the poetic interpretation of a crazy country.
More recently some niche tv broadcasts as a Blob and Cynical tv, have embarked on a "rehabilitation" similar to the one that made the triumph's memory. Such rehabilitation has resulted in a docu-film, reminiscent of their careers, made by those two "saboteurs" of the local film scene that match the name of Ciprì and Maresco, already Cynical "inventors" tv (the movie is titled "Come inguaiammo il cinema Italian-La vera storia di Franco e Ciccio").
In 1986 Ibu had embarked on a career of considerable thickness, but touched on the fate of assist, in 1992, the disappearance of the beloved companion of art, to which he reserved words moved in various statements. It is then touched him reach the friend in the year of our Lord 2003, at the age of 80 years. Hospitalized for respiratory problems, died in Rome on April 28 surrounded by loved ones.

Biography of Steve Jobs

Apples invento ... with a passion for excellence
February 24, 1955
October 5, 2011

Who is Steve Jobs?

Steven Paul Jobs was born on February 24, 1955 in Green Bay, California to Joanne Carole Schieble and Abdulfattah John Jandali, which, being still young students, give it up for adoption when it is still in its infancy; Steve is provides by Paul and Clara Jobs, of Santa Clara Valley, California. Here he spent a happy childhood, along with the younger foster sister Mona and continues without major problems, denoting scientific capabilities in his brilliant iter school; He graduated at 17 years (1972) to Homestead High School in Cupertino, which will become the land of the headquarters of his future creature: the Apple.
Steve Jobs the same year he enrolled at Reed College in Portland, especially to draw attention to his main passion, computing, but the road is not academic traveled for a long time: after a semester leave the University and began working as a programmer in Atari video games, at least until it reaches the amount of money required to leave for a trip to India.
On his return, in 1974, involves his former high school teammate and close friend Steve Wozniak (which was part of the Homebrew Computer Club) in the founding of Apple Computer, the company totally handcrafted: with "Apple" the two take their first steps towards fame in the world of computing, thanks to their microcomputer models particularly advanced and stable, the Apple II and Apple Macintosh; the initial cost is incurred by selling some personal possessions of the two founders, such as Jobs and Wozniak's scientific calculator.
But the road to fame often reveals all in floor and even easy to navigate: Wozniak has a plane crash in 1983, from which you save not without injuries, but choose to leave Apple to live his life in any other way; in the same year Jobs convinced John Sculley, President of Pepsi, to join him: this move will be fatal because of the failure of the Apple III in 1985, Steve Jobs was ousted by Apple's Board of Directors.
The programmer is not lost though the mood and founded Next Computer with the aim of creating a new technological revolution. In 1986 buy Pixar from LucasFilms. Next does not work as the market would require, the company produces computer better than competitors, but excellence is canceled by the higher costs of machines, so that in 1993 Jobs is forced to close the hardware section of his creature. In other way moves Pixar, which focuses on animation, churning out in 1995 "Toy Story-The world of toys".
"If Athens cries, Sparta did not ride", so you can translate the situation created in the meantime Apple: on Mac OS, the operating system of Apple machines is obsolete, the leadership is therefore looking for a streamlined and innovative Os; at this juncture, Steve Jobs is the figure of the lion, managing to absorb Next by Apple Computer, which makes his financial losses and Steve Jobs returned as C.E.O. (Chief Executive Officer). Jobs back, without salary, and replace Gil Amelio, fired for his bad results: brings NextStep, the operating system from there to short passes into history as Mac OS X.
While Mac OS X is still in the pipeline, Jobs introduces on the market the Imac, the innovative all-in-one computer, which saves the House from bankruptcy. Apple receives a further revival since the introduction of OS X, developed on a Unix-based.
In 2002 Apple decides to deal with the digital music market, introducing the player that revolutionized, more or less consciously, that market: the iPod. Linked to this reader, is also the iTunes platform, which becomes the largest virtual marketplace of music, creating a revolution.
In subsequent years, led by CEO of Cupertino, it releases other successful models: the iBook (2004), the MacBook (2005) and G4 (2003/2004), which reaches the 20% slice of hardware industry market.
The fertile mind of Californian programmer never stops to revolutionize other markets: the new product is called iPhone, a phone that, beyond the multifunctionality, is the first fully touchscreen phone: the real big news is the cancellation of the presence of the keyboard cumbersome, which leaves to the device space to images and functions. The product, launched on June 29, 2007, was a huge-although expected-success, with more than 1,500,000 units sold during the first five months. In Italy came in 2008 with its 2.0 version, faster, equipped with gps, and cheaper still: the stated goal is to "be anywhere", thus replicating the success of the iPod. With the spread of applications made available on the online platform called AppStore, and the introduction of "4", the iPhone does not cease to grind one record.
Steve Jobs had been struck in 2004 from a rare but treatable form of pancreatic cancer, from which he had recovered. Signs of a new disease occur after four years, so in early 2009 leaves his powers of ceo Tim Cook, Apple's Chief Executive.
Back to work and mob the stage again in June 2009, when its entire iPod range renewal. Appears in better condition than the last time it was shown to the audience and thanked the boy for two decades, died in a car accident, which gave him the liver, inviting everyone to become donors.
At the end of January 2010 presents its new bet: Apple's new product called iPad and introduces to the market a new product category, called "tablets".
On August 24, 2011 definitively gives up the CEO role at Apple Tim Cook. A few weeks later, his long struggle against cancer ends: Steve Jobs, one of the most important and significant of the digital age, October 5, 2011 dies at the age of 56 years.

Brian Johnson biography

October 5, 1947

Who is Brian Johnson?

Brian Johnson was born on 5 October 1947 in Newcastle.
He began his singing career with the Geordie, a rock band in his hometown, then moved permanently to AC/DC in 1980.
Although it was not an easy task to replace the previous entry (Bon Scott), it is indisputable that with Brian Johnson the band quickly found an agreement that led to the success of Angus Young and associates.

Biography of Guy Pearce

Build on success. A little at a time.
October 5, 1967

Who is Guy Pearce?

Guy Edward Pearce was born on 5 October 1967 in England in Ely, Cambridgeshire, the son of Anne, teacher, and Stuart, New Zealand pilot. In just three years, he moved with his family to Geelong, Australia, where his mother manages a herd of moose. At age eight, loses his father; then, he attended the Geelong College, a local private school, and becomes part of the GSODA Junior Players.
Between fifteen and twenty-two years is an amateur bodybuilder, managing to win the title of Junior Mr. Victoria.
Meanwhile, the career of actor: already as a teenager he took part in several theatre productions, while seventeen participate in an audition for his first role in a movie, "Life and study at university", produced and directed by Peter Lane of Deakin University.
Guy Pearce should play a university student of 23, and initially is rejected because of his young age-enough anyway to get the role due to his mother's insistence.
The first experiences of surveying
In 1985 appeared in the television soap opera "Neighbours", wearing the clothes of Mike Young: then goes to live in Box Hill North and also featured in the show "Home and away". He was noticed by Director and writer Frank Howson, who will call for his first three movies, the first of which is "the hunt" (original title: "Hunting") of 1991.
Pearce returns to the cinema three years later, when directed by Stephan Elliott in "Priscilla, Queen of the desert" ("The adventures of Priscilla, queen of the desert"). In the second half of the 1990s, his appearances on the big screen: intensified in 1996 is "in her skin" ("Dating the enemy"), directed by Megan Simpson Huberman, while a year later for his second collaboration with Howson in "Flynn"; This is followed by "L.A. Confidential" by Curtis Hanson, "war in Woundings bodies", Roberta Hanley, "insatiable" ("Ravenous") by Antonia Bird and "A slipping-sown life", by Toni Kalem.
The years 2000
After marrying with the psychologist Kate Maie, in 2000 Guy Pearce is directed by William Friedkin on "rules of engagement" ("Rules of engagement") and Christopher Nolan in "Memento"; two years later, however, is in the cast of "The time machine", by Simon Wells, and of "Monte Cristo" ("The count of Monte Cristo"), Kevin Reynolds, another film adaptation of Dumas's literary masterpiece.
After having acted for Michael Petroni in "Till human voices wake us" and Scott Roberts in "The hard word-the last shot", in 2004 appeared in "two brothers" ("Deux frères") by Jean-Jacques Annaud. The proposal "(" The proposition "), by John Hillcoat, and" Presagio finale-First snow ", by Mark Fergus, are the prologue to his interpretation of pop artist Andy Warhol in" Factory girl, "directed by George Hickenlooper.
Is the 2006: shortly after Guy Pearce plays the role of the famous Houdini in "Houdini-The last Wizard" ("Death defying acts"), Gillian Armstrong. In 2008 the actor takes part in "Winged creatures-The day of destiny", Brown Woods, and the award-winning "The hurt locker," by Kathryn Bigelow.
It's been months of hard work and considerable success for the Australian actor, appearing on the big screen in "Traitor-Suspect treason", by Jeffrey Nachmanoff, and in "bedtime stories" ("Bedtime stories"), Adam Shankman, alongside Adam Sandler.
After having been part of the cast of "The road" by John Hillcoat, along with Charlize Theron and Viggo Mortensen, playing a survivor in a post-apocalyptic scenario, and "Animal kingdom", David Michod, is one of the actors of osannatissimo "the King's speech" ("The king's speech"), Tom Hooper, in which lends the womanizer David, Prince of Wales, became King Edward VIII.
The years 2010
In 2011 Guy Pearce is at the cinema with "don't be afraid of the dark" ("don't be afraid of the dark"), directed by Troy Nixey, and with "vendetta" ("Seeking justice"), Roger Donaldson, while on television plays the role of Monty Beragon in "Mildred Pierce", telefilm which gets an Emmy Award for outstanding supporting actor in a miniseries.
Become one of the most popular actors in Hollywood, takes part in "Lockout", by James Mather and Stephen St. Legerm and "Prometheus", directed by Ridley Scott. In 2013 is among the actors of "Iron man 3", Shane Black, where he plays the character of Aldrich Killian, and the following year he starred for David Michod's "The rover". Also in 2014, enters the recording studio to record her first album, titled "Broken bones".

Biography of Gigi Sabani

Telescreen entries
October 5, 1952
September 4, 2007

Who's Gigi Sabani?

Born in Rome on October 5, 1952, Luigi Sabani starts becoming known as copycat-although only in its surroundings-at the age of five years for his ability to reproduce the characteristic noise of Prenestina, the tram at the time went around the capital.
Become adult grow his talent and after performing the radio version of "La corrida" (popular program presented by Corrado Mantoni) which successfully imitates Gianni Morandi, Mino Reitano, Claudio Baglioni, is noticed by Gianni Ravera, who invited him to the Festival di Castrocaro.
The television debut came in 1979 with a performance of four minutes live (Rai Uno) from Venice on the occasion of the event "La Gondola". Then it's on to "Domenica in" with Pippo Baudo.
In the years 1981 and 1982 is among the suppliers of "Great"; in 1983 "award-winning" leads, Saturday night variety of Channel 5 where S stands out also for singer thanks to the song "I remember a song".
Since December 1983 Silvio Berlusconi wants the new prize of Italy 1 "OK the price is right!", directly imported from the United States: will win two Telegatti.
In 1987 Gigi Sabani decides to return in Rai: for two years with leads Ramona Dell'Abate "who pull up?", the Sunday afternoon programme on Rai 2.
In 1989 it participates without too much success at the Sanremo Festival with the song "the end of the world", then back on tv where he was entrusted with the conduct of "Stasera mi butto" Rai 2 summer varieties. The following winter took over "Domenica in" renewing the ratings.
After various programs such as "this is it!?", "the great game of the goose" (directed by Jocelyn), "King of comedy", gara as impersonator of famous singers (later filmed by Mike Bongiorno, with the title of "Chariots of fire"), "dance, love and ... imagination" (with Iva Zanicchi), in 1997 he starred (is one of the main characters) in the movie "unreliable" directed by Jerry Calà.
His career abruptly stops abruptly because involved (along with Valerio Merola) in lawsuit tied to corruption in the entertainment world, born from displays of Raffaella Zardo. S is cleared and even compensated for the 13 days of detention after arrest.
Back on tv in 1999 on Rete Then from 2000 is on Channel 5 with "La sai l'Ultima", presenting with Natalia Estrada.
In 2002-2003 returns to the Rai Networks for the conduct of "I fatti vostri" noon program by Michele Watch.
Gigi Sabani suddenly turns off in Rome on September 4, 2007, of a heart attack.

Biography of Alberto Sughi

Loneliness and ideology
October 5, 1928
March 31, 2012

Who is Alberto Sughi?

Alberto Sughi was born in Cesena on October 5, 19From classical studies; artistically he self-taught training: the rudiments by his uncle the painter and paint with passion.
He himself says: "my meeting with the art was without doubt favoured by the presence of an uncle painter and passion of my mother who, wisely, has stimulated my inclination for drawing. I can therefore agree to have followed a route that family has been suggested; I began drawing at the age of six years and I never stopped. "
Paintings of the early 40 's, although not devoid of interest, are only a preview of how the artist creates from the Decade. Widely master of his pictorial language, he painted with glossy objectivity, mixed with bits of formal surrender, expressionistic works inspired by the underground life.
He reveals to the public in a group show held in 1946 in his city. In the same year stays briefly in Turin (he works as an illustrator for the Gazzetta del Popolo).
Alberto Sughi visit in the 1948 Venice Biennale and remains strongly impressed by a still life of Fougeron. In 1954 he writes: "we talked about passionately. There escaped that purported to watch Fougeron vehemently in the face of reality. "
In 1948 he moved to Rome Sauces where he remained until 19There he meets several artists including Samuel Mamo and Renzo Vespignani that are part of the "Portonaccio". This meeting will be crucial from the point of view that art.
Return to Cesena in 19The subsequent period (until 1956) marks the transition from a "social realism" to one "existential".
To some criticism that his painting of consider those years and those immediately following as distressing Alberto Sughi responds: "since the first held in Rome, personal negli anni ' 50, made a curious discovery: seemed de rigueur, about my job, about loneliness and sadness; Suffice it to recall some newspaper article ... But I have never used a gray color to look sadder or more pink to allude to hope. When you paint, the mind and the hand are proceeding with determination and firmness. The purpose of painting is to not move, but rather to represent ".
In those years he continues to speak of sauces soppratttuo within the context of realism like for example is Antonello Trombadori combines that of Alberto Sughi to Edward Hopper.
And in 1963 with the theme of realism that social painting emerges as stated in the introduction that Giorgio Bassani makes a collective exhibition at the Galleria Gian Ferrari of Milan where, in addition to gravies, were Bankers, Ferroni Giannini and Luporini:
"All together to say no to 20th century Italian painting between the wars: in its lyricism, its purity, its emblematic example: focusing on content, in contrast to the values scorned them yesterday so the ' story ', ' drawing. It is therefore a social painting them? Even. However, it is a painting that asks the emotional and psychological ownership of the bystander, and not, like those of Morandi, Carrà, Rosai and the pure aesthetic review: not necessarily a bit theatrical, so, in the search of the effects, tricks, illusivi apparitions of twists ... And finally: Sauces came on to painting in Rome between Vespignani and Mamo, and raised in Romagna, then in his native Cesena. He too, like the others, was opposed from the beginning of his career at 20th century poetic sublime: and remember, ten years ago, knee-deep in the crime of post-war neorealism. Later he heard evidently need to decant their content, to make nice and big. And here he is, in fact, in these his last paintings, back to the sources of your truest realism: Degas, Lautrec: classically mature by now, to welcome to its lesson even Bacon, dark Nordic sorcerer ... ".
AGL ' early ' 70 Alberto Sughi leaves the studio in the Rocca Malatestiana di Cesena, and moved to the country home of Cano, in the green hills of Romagna.
It was during this period that he began to work at the important dinner cycle. This is an obvious metaphor of bourgeois society in which we find some ' realism ' to German Grosz and Dix, wrapped in an almost metaphysical atmosphere that isolates each character freezing it within the scene. It just seems to be a "last supper" as written by g. Amendola, a fictional middle class leave Italy's economic miracle.
These were the years in which participates actively in Sauces (but perhaps for the last time), and it does so as a Councillor, in political life.
The new works are exhibited for the first time in 1976 at the Gallery liked me in Florence and will be published in a volume of publishers Gathered with an introduction by g. Amendola and texts with the same Sauces and Raimondi.
Ettore Scola chooses as his movie poster "La terrazza" with one of the paintings and Mario Monicelli inspired atmosphere and the colors of sauces for "Un borghese piccolo piccolo", as he reveals in an interview with Gian Luigi Rondi "On time" (December 1976): "With Parker, the Director of photography, we have moved on Alberto Sughi. And Edward Munch. A very gray Rome loses, with lights that are loosing its balance, with less and less visible boundaries ... ". In 1978 dinner is presented in Moscow at Manezhnaya Gallery.
In 1980 working Sauces to another important narrative cycle "imagination and memory of the family".
With the large triptych "theatre of Italy", painted between 1983 and 1984 the eye of sauces will stop again on society. Theatre of Italy is a great social allegory that as the same artist "... or, if you want to, lists the characters in our ' comedy ', goes no further; but through the suggestion of form mirrors, each one as you thought, on one State of things, of our time, of our existence ".
In February 1993 the Council President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, appointing Alberto Sughi President of Ente Autonomo Esposizione Nazionale Rome Quadriennale. But in January the following year, not recognizing the opportunity to work fruitfully and listening to all that's deep inside his spirit tends to rebel and anarchist who sighted the first Valentino Martinelli, Sughi resigns from Office.
In 1996 he painted "clues and fragments" twenty works with which he Sauces "reconnects to the places of solitude urban" to use the words of Antonio Del Guercio, or if you want to "public solitude" as it is called Giorgio Soavi. The "fragments" of clues and 1996 is for some an anticipation of "night" the last of which painted Sauces cycles in 900.
As far as the subject of paintings of Sauces seem to change and be changed continuously, do not change instead the interest and deepest motivations that tie Alberto Sughi painting and that it reiterated once more in a 2003 interview by Luigi Vaccari to Vittorio Sgarbi and Alberto Sughi entitled on the destiny of painting: "I am interested in measuring my painting with certain characters , atmospheres and environments. When I paint I'm not sending messages and don't give reviews. The painting shows, not argued. When I paint, I don't think creating a masterpiece: a painting job that fix and resume and I change, following a path that has no reference with a practical reason. It is this absolute lack which makes me realize a painting which can also reflect the Viewer. And I am convinced that the painter's work does not end with its framework: end up in the eye of the Viewer. If there was a chance to reinvent it, to make for ourselves that experience is on the canvas, then Yes, the painting dies ".
In 2000 he received the premio Michelangelo Sauces, painting, Rome.
The interest for sauces and his work has always been and remains today, alive and high not only in Italy but also abroad and overseas. Sughi has participated in all the major exhibitions that brought abroad the story of Italian art.
Recently (October 2004) the Australian website, dedicates Artquotes.net the space reserved for the artist of the month; While his painting "the thirst" cover story at number 54, 2004/5, the magazine of American poetry magazine published biennial Westbranch from Bucknell University in Pensilvanya.
In May 2005 NYartsmagazine.com has devoted an entire page to the artist entitled "ideology and solitude" and Alberto Sughi writes for la grande Absolutearts.com art directory of Columbus, Ohio, on his blog/journal, network, mainly focusing on the monthly theme and artist society.
On November 28 of the same year the President of the Republic Carlo Azeglio Ciampi handed Alberto Sughi's prestigious De Sica, bound to prominent personalities in the arts, culture and science.
He died in Bologna on March 31, 2012 at the age of 83 years.

Kate Winslet biography

Tough choices
October 5, 1975

Who is Kate Winslet?

Kate Elizabeth Winslet was born on October 5, 1975 in Reading, Berkshire, an English province.
Kate has had the good fortune to grow up in a stimulating environment and rich cultural and artistic standpoint, since parents are actors, what gave the opportunity to the little girl to breathe the air of the stage since its first steps. Indeed, watching Mommy acting and identifying who plays roles that comes close to acting, in an attempt to emulate it. The same way, among others, will also be undertaken by the other two sisters Kate, while his brother Joss did not follow the way of the show.
Burning with passion, so theatrical, Winslet starts doing her first experiences, taking part in some shows but not disdaining even more "prosaic" appearances in British tv series, until Peter Jackson chose not to interpret the film "Heavenly creatures". For the role of Juliet, girl that touches the madness, Kate gets a lot of press and set aside the part of Sarah in the film "a guy at the Court of Arthur", begins to enjoy success thanks to "sense and sensibility", starring alongside such acclaimed stars Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant.
Thanks to the film, is nominated for an Oscar as best supporting actress in just twenty years.
The ' 96 is the year of two complex interpretations and excellent: that of His mother, devoted to madness in "Jude" by Winterbottom, and Ophelia in Shakespeare's Hamlet and brought to the screen by Kenneth Branagh (part obtained inter alia with virtually no hearing).
It's a great time for the actress. The accolades, the praise critics rained down from everywhere, although perhaps not yet fully known by the public. In short, its popularity is struggling to take off. A State of affairs that will undergo a radical change with the appearance in theaters around the world of the blockbuster "Titanic", a film that will prove a real mass phenomenon. Kate in the film has a major role and completely, which will take you straight to the heart of all viewers, alongside other actors, Leonardo Di Caprio, another phenomenon exploded with the Titanic "case". In any event, his interpretation is appreciated for the skill and intensity, and criticizes the report once again with the Oscar nominations. If things go well on the professional level, however, the same cannot be said of the private sphere. Right at the imminent release of the film, Stephen Tredre, the ex-boyfriend of the actress, known in the tv series "Dark Season", dies from cancer, and panned to attend the funeral of Kate first deserted "Titanic".
For the post-Titanic the Winslet chooses to turn a small movie like "IDE Converterus Kinky", which turns out to be apt and lucky in terms of the much-sought emotional stability. On the set, in fact, knows Jim Threapleton, an Assistant Director and future husband. The two tie the knot on 22 November 19Two years later, Winslet will give birth to a baby girl named Mia Honey. After this successful actress, by the way, always critical of the Hollywood system and controversy than the attitude of the Majors, chooses to shoot low-budget film, preferring quality over the glamour and the blockbuster special effects larded. Act, for example, in "Holy Smoke" of Jane Campion, sophisticated or "Quills", with refined Geoffrey Rush.
Kate Winslet's career is now fully underway, but the 2001 becomes the protagonist of unexpected divorce (friendly) by her husband, just when you separate the historical couples Meg Ryan-Dennis Quaid and Nicole Kidman-Tom Cruise. Also, Kate decides to follow a diet to give farewell to-weight form that made it famous as actress finally rebellious and not anorexic: "it's so insane and deadly dull, and I despise me for this, but I'm trying to follow a" diet "are the leanest, least interpreters are realistic movies. And that's sad. " But we think the talent of Kate to make movies.
The Winslet was the youngest actress to be nominated for two Oscars. In 1998 she was elected from the body of the year Nivea. He made a cameo appearance in the movie "Plunge", but the film is never output. He voiced two animated films, one for television, "Faeries", and the other for film "Christmas Carol: The Movie" (taken from "a Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens), in which she sang the song "What If", a great international success. Together with ex-husband Jim Threapleton, he founded the production company Ultra Films. Their first project is "Therese Raquin".
After only two months since the divorce from Jim Threapleton, Kate said she was madly in love with the Director Sam Mendes, Oscar winner for "American Beauty". After two months, the couple decided to move in together.
In 2003 she played alongside Jim Carrey in the film "Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind," which comes out in Italy with a title that does not do any justice to the thickness of the work: "If you leave me" (the true translation of the original title would sound roughly: "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", quote a verse by the poet Alexander Pope). The film, written by Charlie Kaufman is headed by French Director Michael Gondry. Interpretation leads to Kate Winslet her fourth Oscar nomination in the best actress category. At the end of the year, on December 22, 2003, gives birth to her second child, Joe Alfie, born from his marriage with Sam Mendes.
The coveted Oscar for best actress in 2009 for the coming film "The reader" (2008, by Stephen Daldry, with Ralph Fiennes).
In 2011 we see in Steven Soderbergh's film "Contagion", along with Gwyneth Paltrow, Matt Damon and Laurence Fishburne.

Sources: Biografieonline.it