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BC CATALOGO AI1920 ENG.Pdf Fall Winter Collection 2019/2020 2 The Time for the Spirit and Harmony THE TIME FOR THE pirit and Harmony The time in which heart and mind, free from everyday troubles, come back together in the deepest essence of our being human is time for the Spirit. We can find that time wherever we want it. Like when we leave our workplace in the evening, and when we close the door we also leave behind us what’s necessary in life: that’s time for the spirit. IIIIII “Time transforms nd if we go home tower, get a bit closer to the stars, things, on foot, we might and feel the beauty of the time that in just raise our eyes that enchanted place we’ll dedicate to just as skywards. Of course, the spirit and its mysterious meaning, this is more likely spending hours regenerating and in dreams” to happen if we’re reflecting in solitude. Time transforms lucky enough to live in the countryside, things, just as in dreams, and there is no whereA everything is gentler, calmer, apparent reason to it. How beautiful are more peaceful, more profound. And then all those things that can be understood we’ll see the twinkling lights of the stars, without needing to be explained by and it will seem as if we understood reason! When we take time for the the silent language of the celestial spirit, we see new, profound things, vault. We will read in it the mystery of and old things from a new perspective: time for spirit and that of the universal where once we felt sorrow, we now infinite. Enraptured by so much beauty, have a glimpse of hope, and the things we’ll wish we had a ladder, and an old that appeared to be mud shine like castle, so we could climb up the highest diamonds under the moon. VV oethe once said, are constantly flowing. When we were “Beautiful moment, children, what was time to us? But our do not pass away!” elders know time; they’re acquainted And Plato talked with its length, and at times they fear it. with his disciples of But no: when we take time for the spirit, his idea of eternity, it becomes a wellspring of life. Old age the sum of all our past, all our present, brings pain to many, but actually it “When we Gand all our future. The past, kingdom feeds the spirit with memory and with of memory; the future, kingdom of the the joy of getting closer and closer to were children, imagination; and the present, so elusive the stars each day. This is the wonder in its flow, just like that river in which, of life, in which the body first grows and what was as Heraclitus thought, we never step at a certain point begins to decline, but twice, because like the water, we, too, the Spirit flies ever higher. time to us? ” VI VII WHAT IS ESSENTIAL IS INVISIBLE TO THE EYEAntoine De Saint-Exupery 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 26 28 29 30 33 34 35 36 37 38 40 41 43 44 45 46 47 THE WHITE 48 FLIGHT49 50 51 52 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 fall winter collection 2019/2020 II-III Page II THE TIME FOR THE Statue of Socrates Athens, Greece © 2019. Alamy pirit Page III and Harmony The time in which heart and mind, free Detail from “Annunciation” from everyday troubles, come back together in the deepest essence of our being human is time for the Spirit. We can find that time wherever we want it. Robert Campin, 1428 – Royal Museums of Fine Art, Brussels, Belgium © 2019. Like when we leave our workplace in the evening, and when we close the door we also leave behind us what’s necessary in life: that’s time for the spirit. Photo Scala, Florence IV-V Page IV Roof fresco from Camera degli Sposi Andrea Mantegna, 1474 - Ducal Palace, Mantua, Italy © 2019. Photo Scala, Florence - courtesy of Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism “Time transforms nd if we go home tower, get a bit closer to the stars, things, on foot, we might and feel the beauty of the time that in just raise our eyes that enchanted place we’ll dedicate to just as skywards. Of course, the spirit and its mysterious meaning, this is more likely spending hours regenerating and Pagina V in dreams” to happen if we’re reflecting in solitude. Time transforms lucky enough to live in the countryside, things, just as in dreams, and there is no whereA everything is gentler, calmer, apparent reason to it. How beautiful are more peaceful, more profound. And then all those things that can be understood Detail from “Primavera” we’ll see the twinkling lights of the stars, without needing to be explained by and it will seem as if we understood reason! When we take time for the the silent language of the celestial spirit, we see new, profound things, vault. We will read in it the mystery of and old things from a new perspective: Sandro Botticelli, 1478 - Uffi zi Gallery, Florence, Italy © 2019. time for spirit and that of the universal where once we felt sorrow, we now infinite. Enraptured by so much beauty, have a glimpse of hope, and the things we’ll wish we had a ladder, and an old that appeared to be mud shine like castle, so we could climb up the highest diamonds under the moon. Photo Scala, Florence - courtesy of Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism VI-VII Page VI on the left Detail from “The History of the True Cross” fresco Piero della Francesca, 1452 - Basilica of San Francesco, Arezzo, Italy © 2019. oethe once said, are constantly flowing. When we were “Beautiful moment, children, what was time to us? But our do not pass away!” elders know time; they’re acquainted Photo Scala, Florence And Plato talked with its length, and at times they fear it. with his disciples of But no: when we take time for the spirit, his idea of eternity, it becomes a wellspring of life. Old age the sum of all our past, all our present, brings pain to many, but actually it “When we Gand all our future. The past, kingdom feeds the spirit with memory and with of memory; the future, kingdom of the the joy of getting closer and closer to were children, imagination; and the present, so elusive the stars each day. This is the wonder in its flow, just like that river in which, of life, in which the body first grows and what was Page VI on the right as Heraclitus thought, we never step at a certain point begins to decline, but twice, because like the water, we, too, the Spirit flies ever higher. time to us? ” Detail from “Allegory of Temperance with the walled city” fresco Master of Minerbi House, XIV century - Minerbi, Ferrara, Italy © 2019. DeAgostini Picture Library/Scala, Florence Page VII Detail from “Allegory of April - Triumph of Venus” fresco Francesco del Cossa, 1470 – Palazzo Schifanoia, Ferrara, Italy © 2019. 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