The aim of this book is to question a certain number of anti-modernist visual and cultural prejudices. Advancing ever further in his interpretation of the artist’s œuvre, Andréi Nakov uncovers hidden layers of a creative production that shows itself to be increasingly important to our comprehension of 20th-century modernity.
The book by Stefania Krzysztofowicz-Kozakowska is dedicated to one of the most popular Polish academic painters in late 19th century and his monumental canvas Pieśń wieczorna [Evening song] painted in 1893.
The two-volume work, Suffering Form: Jerzy Tchórzewski. Painting, published by IRSA under the editorship of Krystyna Czerni and Józef Grabski, appears to mark the 20th anniversary of the death of Jerzy …
Contents PIETRO C. MARANI – L’assalto a un bastione disegnato da Leonardo nel giardino di Charles d’Amboise (pp. 9–23) JOSEPH F. GREGORY – Reframing an Icon: Leonardo’s Paris Virgin of …
This book consists of ten articles, written in English, German, French and Italian, between 1962 and 2016. The papers, which discuss subjects ranging from medieval art to the Baroque, have …
The creation of the first Non-Objective reliefs by Vladimir Tatlin in the years 1914–1915 has remained almost legendary, as, with a few exceptions, these works have been lost or destroyed. …
The volume, which appeared under the guest editorship of Prof. Stefania Mason and Prof. Peter Humfrey, is dedicated to Prof. William L. Barcham on his 80th birthday. Contents Introduction (pp. 9–10) …
The volume, which appeared under the guest editorship of Prof. Peter Humfrey, is dedicated to Prof. Mauro Lucco on his 70th birthday. Contents PETER HUMFREY – Introduction WILLIAM L. BARCHAM – …
A monograph on the Polish painter Jerzy Tchórzewski (1928–1999) appears to mark the twentieth anniversary of the painter’s death. The two-volume work, entitled “Cierpienie formy. Jerzy Tchórzewski. Malarstwo” (The Suffering …
