Mazzotta, Italie, 1987. Association pour la Promotion des Arts à l'Hôtel de ville de Paris, du 12 juin au 20 août 1987. In-4 broché (27 x 23 cm), 176 pages, illustrations en noir et en couleurs. Textes de Marie-France Latarjet, Franco Solmi, Jean Clair, Lamberto Vitali. Edition originale.- 110 peintures hors texte, bibliographie, catalogue des oeuvres. Catalogue de l'exposition " Morandi " à l'Hôtel de Ville de Paris du 12 juin au 20 août 1987. Texte EN FRANCAIS- 800g. - Etat neuf.
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, The Morandi Museum/ SilvanaEditoriale, 2025 Hardcover, 384 pages, 24 x 28 cm, 495 illustrations, EN. *NEW. ISBN 9788836658893.
More than twenty years after its last edition, Museo Morandi in Bologna presents the new Catalogue raisonn of its collection, deeply renovated in content and layout. The book interweaves already well-known critical essays with previously unpublished contributions enriched by new illustrations. The publication is rounded out by an updated bibliography and an exhaustive critical anthology. The result is a work clearly and profoundly conveying the complexity of the creative universe of Giorgio Morandi, internationally recognised as one of the most seminal artists in the twentieth century. Rather than a mere study tool, this catalogue is a tribute to an artist who turned painting into a form of life, capable of questioning time, art and existence itself, and still today opening up new perspectives for reflection and research. Contents: Giorgio Morandi and Contemporary Art Expressions. Timeless Dialogues Lorenzo Balbi Morandi?s Secret Franco Rella Morandi Function Flavio Fergonzi A Visit to Giorgio Morandi Carlo Zucchini Morandi and the Antique Andrea Emiliani Morandi?s Art Collection: Reading Suggestions Lorenza Selleri Morandi?s Library Lorenza Selleri My Giorgio Morandi Umberto Eco Conservation and Research at Museo Morandi Mariella Gnani PAINTINGS The Portrait Flowers Still Life Shells as a Theme Landscape WORKS ON PAPER Watercolours, Drawings and Etchings Appendix Notes on the Life of?Morandi Angiola Giorgi Andina Morandi and his Friends in the Correspondence Lorenza Selleri Critical Anthology Establishment and Development of Museo Morandi Exhibitions Selected Bibliography
Morandi, Giorgio; Cesare Brandi: The Collection of Works By Giorgio Morandi, 1890-1964, Belonging to Professor Luigi Magnani. Exhibition: Edinburgh, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 1965. 8 pages of text, 23 colour and black and white illustrations. Wrappers. 25x19cms.
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, Forma Edizioni, 2019 hardcover, 112 pages Illustrated. 31x25cm, English, *New. ISBN 9788855210027.
This book takes as a starting point four important paintings in the collection of the Museo Novecento, which belonged to collector Alberto Della Ragione, including a rare watercolour of a female figure that reveals Morandi's extraordinary artistic abilities. It illustrates paintings, drawings, and prints that have been kept in various private collections. Exit Morandi also celebrates Morandi's relationship with art critics such as Roberto Longhi, Carlo Ludovico Ragghianti, Cesare Brandi and Francesco Arcangeli. An informative accompaniment to an exhibition of Giorgio Morandi's work at the Museo Novecento, Florence that focuses on the artist's relationships with some of the greatest contemporaneous art critics.
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Lamberto Vitali. Giorgio Morandi Giorgio Morandi. In Italian /Lamberto Vitali. Giorgio Morandi Dzhordzho Morandi. In Italian Ing. C. Olivetti C., S.p.A.-Ivrea 1961. 4 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb5dfbdbc41b1c38fc.
, Silvana Editoriale, 2023 HB, 305 x 245 x 27 mm, ENG / ITA , 240 p, 160 illustrations in colour / b/w, NEW / NUEVA. ISBN 9788836650422.
The collection of works by Giorgio Morandi selected by Antonio and Matilde Catanese belongs to the tradition of great Milanese collectors who had a far-sighted view of the painter, acquiring his works in the 1930s and becoming among the first to contribute to his fame. The Morandi's works in the Catanese collection are a microcosm of the artist's oeuvre, thanks to the number of works, their chronological spread covering almost all the years of the artist's activity, the techniques used to create them, their themes, their place in collecting history and, most importantly, their artistic importance, rendering the collection well suited for deciphering and understanding Morandi's work. The group includes fifteen paintings made between 1914 and 1959 and three watercolours representing the distinctive themes of his work indicated by anodyne titles: Still Life, Landscape, Flowers and, most importantly, a Self-Portrait dated 1914 by Morandi. Another integral part of the collection is the almost complete series of etchings, showing the collectors' embrace of the technique that Morandi practised in parallel to painting and that cannot be separated from it. The works have been the subject of scientific investigations, preliminary to restoration and conservation, conducted by the University of Urbino, the results of which are presented here.