This document provides an itinerary for a trip from La Réole to Sacile in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of Italy from Saturday, October 10 to Saturday, October 17. It includes arrival in Venice and visits to urban areas, castles, churches, and cities including Trieste, Aquileia, Grado, Sacile, and Venice. Brief descriptions are given of the town of Sacile located between the sea and mountains, its central square, and artistic techniques used in the region such as mosaics, frescoes, and oil paintings.

1. Itinéraire de La Réole à Sacile

2. Friuli - Venezia Giulia

3. La région de Sacile Friuli - Venezia Giulia / Frioul - Vénétie Julienne

4. Programme du voyage / Trip schedule Samedi 10 Dimanche 11 Lundi 12 Mardi 13 Mercredi 14 Jeudi 15 Vendredi 16 Samedi 17 Arrivée Venise Parcours urbain Trieste Château de Miramar Aquileia Grado Sacile Lycée Ville Palais Mairie Venise Lycée Voyage Familles Venise Parcours urbain Trieste Visite de la ville Aquileia Grado Pordenone Venise Voyage

5. Sacile : entre mer et montagne Between sea and mountains

6. Sacile, place centrale Central square

9. Mosaïc Decorative technique that consists in assembling small cubes of stone, marble or glass, called « tessels », to create an image. Mosaïc can cover walls or ground as well. Genesis dome Basilica St Marc, inside

10. Fresco The name of the technique comes from the Italian expression « dipingere a fresco » which means « to paint on a fresh coat ». Fresco is a wall-painting technique on a fresh coat, made of lime and sand. The colors are pigments mixed with water. Several distinct coats form the frescos : • The first coat is a roughcast put against the wall. This mortar is a mix of lime and thick sand. • The second coat is made of lime and thin sand. • The third coat receive the painting, made of pigments and water, applied with a brush in several coats. • the last coat, the calcin, results of carbonatation of the lime mortar. When it dries, it creates a protective transparent coat around the pigments, fixing them definitely.

11. Oil painting It’s a painting that uses a mix of pigment and oil to obtain a paste of different consistency. Usually painters use linen oil. An oil painting is made of several coats that can be very thin and transparent or thick. The varnish, covering the surface after painting, protects and fixes the pigments. The support can be a canvas stretched on a chassis or a copper or wood plate. Francesco Bassano, The pope Alexandre III gives the victory sword to the doge S. Ziani , 1577 - 1585, 575 x 575 cm. Antonello da Messina, dead Christ, 1475 - 1476, oil on wood, 117 x 68 cm.

12. Doges’s palace, Poll room

13. Architecture vocabulary : Arcade - A row of arches or columns that create a covered walkway. Balcony - A small porch that sticks off a building above ground level. Column - A vertical piece of structure ( parts of the building that supports weight, a building’s skeleton). Cornice - The moulding that projects out from the top of a building. Dome - A rounded roof, with a circular base, shaped like an arch in all directions. Facade - The outside “ face” of the building. Pediment - Top of a facade, window or arch. Roof - The top of a building which protects the inside from the weather. Window - An opening in a wall that lets in light and air.

14. Artistic techniques Book « l’image au collège » Mosaïc p.85 Oil on wood p. 93 Oil on canvas p. 97 Fresco p. 99