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Catalogo.Pdf ART HISTORY NATURE FOOD & DRINK CINEMA PHOTOGRAPHY HOBBY SPORT HISTORY OF ART 28 History and Figures of the Church 35 The Contemporary Mosaic 45 Contents The First Civilizations 28 Techniques and Materials Bulgari 45 The Classical World 28 of the Arts 35 Gucci 45 The Early Middle Ages 28 The Romanesque 29 DICTIONARIES OF CIVILIZATION 36 SCRIPTS & ALPHABETS 46 Still Life 21 Goya 24 The Gothic 29 Arabic Alphabet 46 ART The Portrait 21 Leonardo 24 The 1400s 29 Oceania 37 Chinese Script 46 Islamic Art 28 Hieroglyphs 46 Art and Eroticism 21 Manet 24 Africa 38 The Painting of the Serenissima 10 Byzantine and Russian Art 28 Mayan Script 46 Landscape in Art 21 Mantegna 24 Celts, Vikings and Germans 38 The Renaissance 29 Japanese Alphabet 46 The Galleria Farnese Michelangelo 25 China 38 The Late 1500s 29 Hebrew Alphabet 46 of Annibale Carracci 11 GREAT MONOGRAPHS 22 Monet 25 Egypt 38 The Baroque 28 Musée d’Orsay 11 Bosch 22 Perugino 24 Etruscans 38 The Early 1700s 28 CULTURE GUIDES 47 Correggio. The Frescoes in Parma 11 Caravaggio 22 Piero della Francesca 24 Japan 38 The Age of the Revolutions 28 Archaeology 47 Botticelli 11 Cézanne 22 Raphael 25 Greece 38 Romanticism 28 Art 47 Goya 11 Gauguin 22 Rembrandt 24 India 38 The Age of Impressionism 28 Artistic Prints 47 Museum of Museums 11 Giotto 22 Renoir 24 Islam 38 American Art 28 Design 47 Goya 22 Tiepolo 24 Maya and Aztec 38 Nicolas Poussin Ethnic Art 47 Leonardo da Vinci 22 Tintoretto 24 The Avant-Gardes 29 Mesopotamy 38 Catalogue raisonné of the Paintings 12 Graphic Design 47 Michelangelo 22 Titian 25 Contemporary Art 28 Rome 38 Photography, Cinema, Design 28 Impressionism 47 Palladio. The Classic Model 13 Monet 22 Toulouse-Lautrec 24 Indices and Appendices 28 Sculpture 47 Caravaggio. A Faithful Portrait 13 Raphael 22 Turner 24 DICTIONARIES OF THE RELIGIONS 39 Rembrandt 22 Van Eyck 24 Christianity 39 Fornasetti 13 CONTEMPORARY ART 48 Titian 22 Van Gogh 25 ART IN CENTURIES 30 Buddhism 39 Italian Furniture. 1950s 49 Van Gogh 22 Velázquez 24 The Fourteenth Century 30 Islam 39 From the 16th to the 19th Century 13 1960s 49 Velasquez 22 Vermeer 25 The Fifteenth Century 30 Judaism 39 Frescoes 13 1970s 49 The Sixteenth Century 30 Hinduism 39 Symbols in Art 13 1980s 49 THE MASTERS 23 MUSEUMS OF THE WORLD The Seventeenth Century 31 Taoism 39 1990s 49 Life in Pompeii 14 Antonello da Messina 23 Hermitage 26 The Eighteenth Century 31 Zen 39 2000s 49 Giovanni Bellini 23 Louvre 26 The Nineteenth Century 31 Mary in Western Art 15 Bosch 23 Van Gogh Museum 26 The Twentieth Century - Art Prints 40 Christ in Western Art 15 SUPERCONTEMPORARY 50 Bruegel 23 Uffizi 26 The Avant-Gardes 31 Michelangelo. Poetry and Sculpture 15 Antique Furniture 41 Matthew Barney 50 Caravaggio 23 National Gallery 26 The Twentieth Century - Still Life before Still Life 15 Carpets 41 Maurizio Cattelan 50 Correggio 23 Musée d’Orsay 27 Contemporary Art 31 Churches of Rome 15 Painting 41 Carsten Höller 50 Duccio 23 Prado 27 Wooden Flooring in Europe 15 Architecture 41 William Kentridge 51 Dürer 23 Pinacoteca di Brera 27 ART DICTIONARIES 32 Styles in Art 41 Jeff Koons 51 Roman Art 16 Giorgione 23 Accademia Galleries 27 The Nude in Art History 33 Artistic Movements 41 Sarah Lucas 51 Goya 23 Borghese Gallery 26 Gabriel Orozco 51 Contemporay Art 17 British Museum 27 Georges de La Tour 23 Love and Eroticism 34 Reading 42 Modern Art 17 Huang Yong Ping 51 Leonardo 23 Rijksmuseum 26 Angels and Devils 34 Travelling 42 The Impressionists 17 Cindy Sherman 51 Lotto 23 National Gallery of Art 26 Astrology, Alchemy, Magic 34 Music 42 Baroque 17 Marlene Dumas 51 Mantegna 23 National Museum Symbols and Rituals Moms 42 The Renaissance 17 Stefano Arienti 50 Masaccio 23 of Capodimonte 26 of Food and Dining 34 Kisses 42 Romanticism 17 Reni 23 Gemäldegalerie 26 The Human Body 34 Cats 42 History OF architecture 52 The Middle Ages 17 Titian 23 Sabauda Gallery 26 Gospel Figures in Art 34 Gothic Architecture 53 Islamic Art 17 Van der Weyden 23 Kunsthistorisches Museum 27 Literature Events and Characters 34 The Bible 43 Baroque Architecture 53 Velàzquez 23 Puskin Museum 26 Great Atlas of the Middle Ages 18 Old Testament Figures in Art 34 St. Mary 43 The Contemporary Horizon 53 Watteau 23 Alte Pinakothek 26 Gods and Heroes of Mythology 34 Angels 43 Romanesque Architecture 53 Great Atlas of Renaissance 19 Zurbaràn 23 Egyptian Museum 26 Geography and Imaginary Journeys 34 Myths 43 Renaissance Architecture 53 Great Atlas of Impressionism 19 Castello Sforzesco 26 Gestures and Expressions 34 Saints 43 From Art Nouveau to the Modern Great Atlas of Painting 19 GENIUSES OF ART 24 Musei di Strada Nuova 26 Gardens, Horti and Mazes 35 Movement 53 Great Dictionary of Painters 19 Bosch 24 Archaeological Museum 26 Icons and Saints of Eastern Scarry’s Neapolitan Sketchbook 44 Botticelli 24 Palazzo Pitti 26 Great Atlas of the Garden 19 Christianity 35 Scarry’s Roman Sketchbook 44 Home Green Home 54 Great Atlas of Design 19 Bruegel 24 Egyptian Museum 26 Death and Resurrection 35 Scarry’s Tuscan Sketchbook 44 Canaletto 24 Archaeological Museum 26 Music 35 Women’s Art 44 Contemporary Art Conservation 55 MASTERPIECES OF ART 20 Caravaggio 24 Poldi Pezzoli 26 Nature and its Symbols 35 Details of Italian Style 44 Contemporary Design 55 Italian Painting 20 Cézanne 24 Opera del Duomo 26 Jewels and Precious Stones 35 Tribute to the Impressionists 44 Contemporary Art 55 Modern Painting 20 Degas 24 Pinacoteca Nazionale 26 Saints in Art 35 Atlas of Contemporary Renaissance Painting 20 Dürer 24 Galleria Nazionale 26 Symbols and Allegories 35 Impressionism 45 Architecture in Europe 55 Baroque Painting 21 Gauguin 24 Delle Marche 26 Great Dynasties and Symbols The Silk Road 45 Great Atlas of Architecture 55 American Painting 21 Giotto 24 Galleria Nazionale 26 of Power 35 Glass in Europe 45 Interior Italia 55 illustrated PHOTOGRAPHY & NATURE HISTORY CINEMA FOOD & DRINK HOBBY & SPORT Tribute To The Garden 59 Encyclopédie by Diderot 67 Set in Venice 75 Quick Cuisine 83 Alfa Romeo. Racing Heart 91 et D’Alambert. All the Plates. A Tutta Pasta 83 books Dolomites. Hollywood on the Tiber 76 Ferrari. All the road models Dinner is served 83 A Heritage for Humanity 60 The Lost Empire 68 from 1947 to the Present 92 Storaro. Writing with lights 77 Italian Haute Cuisine 84 The Invention of the Himalayas 61 Mafia 69 Porsche 93 FILM DICTIONARIES 78 Cook Double and Freeze 85 Ducati 93 Tribute to the Mountains 62 Heraldry 70 War 79 More Fruit and Vegetables 85 BMW Motorcycles 93 Tribute to the Alps 62 The War Machine 70 Gifts from the Kitchen 85 Maranello Rosso 93 The Adventures of the Duke Militaria 70 Animation 80 Meals for Guests 85 Automobile 93 of Abruzzi 62 The Navy 70 Erotic Movies 80 Fruit Desserts 85 History of the Motorcycle 93 8000 62 History of Yachting 70 Science Fiction 80 Healthy Recipes 85 On the Peaks of the Alps 62 Rome and the Roman Empire 70 Fantasy 80 The Automobile Manual 94 Fish without Bones 85 365 Days in the Alps 62 Horror 80 One-Course Meal 85 The Motorcycle Manual 95 20th Century Land Battles Melò (Romance) 80 Meat Variations 85 100 Years of Automobiles 95 Tribute to India 63 1939-2000 71 Musical 80 Cooking with Herbs 85 Sax 95 Tribute to Egypt 63 Great Battles of 20th Century 71 Noir 80 Sailing Ships 95 Tribute to the Mediterranean 63 2194 Days of War 71 Western 80 Racing Cars 95 Eating Well on a Budget 86 Tribute to Italy 63 Venice: a City, a Republic, an Empire 71 Classic Cars 95 Fish 86 Tribute to Golf 63 Birth in History 71 Storaro. Writing with Lights 1. Today I’ll Chose the Wine 86 Yacht Clubs 96 Egypt Style 63 Venice 71 The Light 81 Basic Cooking Manual 86 365 Days in the Nature 63 Storaro. Writing with Lights 2. The Space Age 97 Light Recipes 86 Between Earth and Sky 63 John Fitzgerald Kennedy 72 The Colors 81 500 Years of Tennis 97 One-course Meals 86 Kremlins 63 Che Guevara 72 Storaro. Writing with Lights 3. Bombers of the 2nd World War 97 African Animals 63 Mao Zedong 72 The Elements 81 Pistols 97 The Great Book My Dream Wedding 63 Benito Mussolini 72 Ferretti 81 Duelling Pistols 97 of French Cuisine 87 Adolf Hitler 72 Morricone 81 Cuban Cigars 97 Wrecks and Treasures 64 365 Days of Dining 87 Stalin 72 Invent-a-menu Pasta 87 Small Gifts 98 Tribute to Sailing 65 John XXIII 72 Invent-a-menu Chinese 87 Candles 98 Riva 65 Gandhi 72 Invent-a-menu Single 87 Découpage 98 Passion of the Sea 65 Martin Luther King 72 Invent-a-menu Vegetarian 87 New Découpage Techniques 98 In the Deep Blue 65 Ernest Hemingway 72 Felt 98 Sharks 65 Sigmund Freud 72 On the Table in 20 Minutes 88 Paper Yarn 98 Secret Oceans 65 Albert Einstein 72 Decorating the Table Wire 98 with Fruit and Vegetables 88 Boxes and Cards 98 Maria Callas 73 Seasonal Cuisine 88 Beads 98 Marilyn Monroe 73 Healthy Recipes 88 Recycling with Creativity 98 Coco Chanel 73 Painted Stones 98 Desserts 88 Evita Peròn 73 Stenciling 98 Pizza, Quiches and Pies 88 Alexander the Great 73 Fish: Creative Recipes 89 Freud 73 Fossils 99 Light Recipes 89 Leonardo 73 Mushrooms 99 Mozart 73 Minerals 99 Tropical Aquarium Fish 99 Snakes 99 Solar System 99 Bulbs 99 Shells 99 Deserts 99 The Fruits of the Earth 100 The Language of Flowers 100 Flowerpot Gardens 100 The Aquarium 100 Roses 100 Sos Plants 100 The Rules of all the Sports 100 Fly-Fishing 100 Abc of Ballet 100 Abc of Dance 100 Art The Painting of the Serenissima From the origins to the Settecento art Author Filippo Pedrocco Size 25 x 32 cm Pages 296 Illustrations 280 in color Binding paperboard with dustjacket Wordcount 50,000 words The Galleria Farnese Musée d’Orsay Correggio of Annibale Carracci text by Simona Bartolena The Frescoes in Parma text by Silvia Ginzburg introduction by Gae Aulenti text by Maria Cristina ChiU.S.A.
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