Carol
Carol
It is our small flat with two separate rooms and a kitchen area and bathroom to share.
Room A is next to the bathroom, has a large open closet with drawers and shoe rack, a single bed with nightstand, and a nice balcony.
Room B abuts the kitchen and has a single bed with nightstand, a closet with drawers and shoe rack. This also has its own private balcony.
The kitchen is large and enjoyable, with gas stove, microwave oven, sink, dishwasher, refrigerator with small freezer, coffee maker, and kettle. A table with chairs completes the furnishings.
The bathroom has a shower, toilet, bidet and washbasin.
Prices
Ours is an all-inclusive package. One price, no hidden costs!
Two-bed flat
3–6 months: €1060 per month
7–9 months: €1030 per month
10–12 MONTHS: €1000 per person per month
Security deposit equivalent to one month’s rent
Carol Rama
Carol Rama, born Olga Carolina Rama (Turin, 17 April 1918 – Turin, 24 September 2015), was an Italian artist.
Carol Rama began painting subjects with simplified physiognomy as a self-taught artist in the 1930s. These works reflect the anxieties and fantasies of a young woman who had to deal with traumatic aspects of life.
She then moved closer to the abstract art of the MAC – Movimento Arte Concreta (Concrete Art Movement). Carol Rama created her Bricolage (as defined by her friend Edoardo Sanguineti), compositions of informal marks and stains to which she added glass eyes, teeth, nails and other materials, gluing them onto the canvas.
She only received widespread public recognition in 2003, when she was awarded the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the 50th Venice Biennale.