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Liked by Antonio Moro. I am a Researcher interested in mathematical modelling and quantitative analysis of complex systems, extreme phenomena, cooperative and catastrophic dynamics, shocks and phase transitions in thermodynamics, statistical mechanics, electrodynamics, diffusive dynamics of fluid flows. <br><br>I develop solution methods for ...
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3 Marías, Fernando, “Revisando a Antonio Moro entre España y Portugal”, en Redondo Cantera, María José y Vitor Serrão (ed.), O Largo tempo do Renascimento - Arte, Propaganda e Poder, Lisboa, Caleidoscopio, 2008, p. 11; Pérez de Tudela, Almudena, “Nuevas noticias sobre el primer viaje de Antonio Moro a la Península Ibérica y su
27 de mar. de 2024 · Antonis Mor (born c. 1520, Utrecht, Netherlands—died sometime between April 17, 1576, and May 12, 1577, Antwerp [now in Belgium]) was a North Netherlandish portrait painter. Mor studied art under Jan van Scorel, and, after making a professional visit to Italy, he began to paint portraits in the style of Hans Holbein.
Antonio Moro, "Retrato de Felipe II en la jornada de San Quintín, 1560", El Escorial, en M. Falomir (ed.), El Retrato del Renacimiento, Museo del Prado, 2008,pp. 396-397, nº 119. Almudena Pérez de Tudela
As one of the leading portrait painters of the time, this Netherlander lead a well traveled life through England, Germany, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. He has gone by the names, Sir Anthony More, Antonio Moro, Antoon, Antonis, Anthonius, and in his later years of wealth as Moro van Dashorst. He trained under the Dutch artist, Jan van Scorel, who ...
Currently Associate Professor of Mathematics, I joined the mathematics team at Northumbria University as a Senior Lecturer in 2013 ,following positions as Research Fellow at the University of Salento (2005-2006), Research Associate at the University of Loughborough (2006-2009), Research Fellow at SISSA - International School of Advanced Studies ...
Antonio Moro, or Anthonis Mor (1517-76), was a Dutch portrait painter, considered one of the best of his day. He was the pupil of Jan van Scorel in Utrecht and in 1547 he was registered with the Antwerp guild of painters. He had an international career, working in Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal and England. In 1549, he is recorded as working for Cardinal Granvelle, bishop of Arras, who became ...
