Durante Collection

Decorative botanical print with diosma, cactus, diplandia, golden dewdrop and dragon lily
5855563 Decorative botanical print with diosma, cactus, diplandia, golden dewdrop and dragon lily; (add.info.: Five ornamental shrubs including pink diosma (Diosma uniflora)

Five ornamental plants, including Japanese coralberry, pink ardisia, blue achimenes, crimson achimenes
5855561 Five ornamental plants, including Japanese coralberry, pink ardisia, blue achimenes, crimson achimenes, and golden dewdrop; (add.info.: Five ornamental plants, including Japanese coralberry)

Dead Duck, 1685-1755. Creator: Giorgio Durante
Dead Duck, 1685-1755

Italy, Campania, Naples, Statue of Dante, Piazza Dante

Jimmy Durante, American singer, pianist, actor and comedian, 1934-1935. Born James Francis Durante, he was one of Americas most popular entertainers from the 1920s to the 1960s

Durante Degli Alighieri, Aka Dante, 1265

JIMMY DURANTE (1893-1980). American entertainer. With Eddie Jackson on NBCs Colgate Comedy Hour. Photograph, 1953

American singer. At a nightblub with Eddie Cantor (seated) Jimmy Durante (on the floor), 1935
AL JOLSON (1886-1950). American singer. At a nightblub with Eddie Cantor (seated) Jimmy Durante (on the floor), 1935

Jimmy Durante / Mgm
JIMMY SCHNOZZLE DURANTE American comedian of vaudeville and films Date: 1893 - 1980

JIMMY DURANTE (1893-1980). American entertainer. Durante with Buster Keaton in the 1933 film, What! No Beer?

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Durante, a name that resonates through history with various connotations and connections. From the renowned Italian artist Giorgio Durante, who lived from 1685 to 1755, to the iconic statue of Dante in Naples' Piazza Dante, this name holds artistic significance. Speaking of Dante, let's not forget Durante Degli Alighieri himself, commonly known as Dante, born in 1265. However, it is not just artists who bear this name; entertainers have also left their mark. Jimmy Durante was an American singer, pianist, actor, and comedian during the early 20th century. Known for his distinctive voice and humor-filled performances on shows like NBC's Colgate Comedy Hour alongside Eddie Jackson or at nightclubs with Eddie Cantor. But there is more to Durante than just entertainment. In botany lies the intriguing concept of the Tree of Sorrow or Arbor tristis - a fanciful depiction that captures our imagination. Perhaps it symbolizes life's hardships or serves as a reminder of our own sorrows. In retrospect, it has become synonymous with talent and versatility across different fields - be it artistry or entertainment. Whether we remember Giorgio Durante's creations or enjoy Jimmy Durante's comedic acts captured in films like "What. No Beer?" alongside Buster Keaton - this name continues to leave its mark on history. So next time you come across something related to "Durante, " take a moment to appreciate the diverse range of individuals and concepts associated with this captivating word.