by Marlee Ebert This documentary short examines the reconstruction of Renaissance clothing worn by the elite in the City of Urbino during the 13th and 14th centuries. Atelier di Batista association members Carolina Sacchetti (historian) and Roberta Fraternae (tailor) research paintings, texts, and rediscovered period items to design and recreate the historical clothing in order to preserve the city’s rich cultural heritage.
As a recent graduate from Colorado State University with the opportunity to attend this study abroad trip, I knew that I had to take the opportunity and step outside my comfort zone. This may have been one of the best decisions I have ever made. I have grown significantly as a person and journalist throughout my time in Urbino and I am so very grateful for all of the people and experiences I have met and had here. I have realized my potential and feel confident and determined to apply what I have learned on this trip to my career… Read More »Marlee Ebert