Ritorno al barocco
Fontana, Leoncillo, Melotti
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Author
Contributions
- Fontana, Lucio, 1899-1968 - Contributor
- Leonardi, Leoncillo, 1915-1968 - Contributor
- Melotti, Fausto - Contributor
- ML Fine Art (Art gallery) - Contributor
Publication
2021 - Christian Marinotti edizioni, Milano, Italy
Language
Italian
Word Count
39,750 words, Guess
Page Count
159 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139788882731816
- ISBN-108882731812
- OCLC Control Number1253255209
- Open LibraryOL43788952M
Classifications
- LCCNB623.F65 A4 2021
Alternate Titles
- Ritorno al barocco.
- Ritorno al barocco. English.
Description
"The title of the exhibition recalls a famous show curated by Nicola Spinosa (Ritorno al Barocco. Da Caravaggio a Vanvitelli, Naples, December 2009 - April 2010) but follows a new approach, investigating the shared interest in the baroque culture of three of the major sculptors of the Italian art scene: Lucio Fontana, Fausto Melotti and Leoncillo Leonardi. This shared interest can be found specially in their ceramic production, which is why we have decided to appoint Andrea Bacchi, recognized as an important expert in the field of Italian sculpture, as the curator of both the exhibition and its accompanying catalogue. We thought it is important that this study and comparison was made using a technical and specialist approach, especially because up until present the scholarship dealing with these three artists has only made reference to the influence of the baroque on their works in an elusively and generic way."--www.mlfineart.com
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