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BIBLIOGRAFIA Indice Artisti, Architetti, Designer Per semplificarne la lettura, gli indici della bibliografia di Pier Carlo Santini sono stati divisi in tre grandi gruppi. Il primo comprende tutti gli artisti (pittori, scultori, architetti, designer) di cui Santini ha scritto, ma anche quelli di cui si è occupato nelle collettive da lui curate (secondo il criterio con cui è stata strutturata la bibliografia). Si troveranno quindi nell’elenco artisti di cui lui non ha scritto, se non nell’introduzione alla mostra, e altri che ha seguito fin dagli esordi e ai quali ha dedicato saggi fondamentali come Ottone Rosai, Emilio Greco, Carlo Mattioli, Antonio Possenti, solo per citarne alcuni. Il secondo gruppo comprende argomenti, luoghi, personalità, dove spesso un luogo è anche argomento; per questo motivo si è preferito non fare separazioni. Anche in questo caso risaltano i suoi contributi alle testate di Critica d’Arte, Comunità, Ottagono, Zodiac, e le sue collaborazioni con le gallerie lucchesi (Blue Chips, Galleria d’Arte Guerrieri, Il Fillungo) e non (Galleria Davico di Torino, Galleria Gian Ferrari di Milano, Galleria Forni di Bologna, Galleria L’Affresco e Galleria Menghelli di Montecatini) fino al suo impegno per i Simposi di scultura a Carrara o le mostre del centro storico di Rimini. L’ultima parte viene dedicata invece alle numerose recensioni di libri che sono stati interamente citati con titolo, casa editrice, e anno di pubblicazione. INDICE BIBLIOGRAFIA Indice artisti, architetti, designer Aalto Alvar 58.16, 65.06, 67.24, 78.29 Abbozzo Edgardo 78.17, 89.19, 92.20 Abis Mario 88.08 Achini 59.31 Adam 65.13 Adam George 73.14, 88.09 Adochi Giorgio 84.29 Afro 61.01 Agozzino Giuseppe 92.20 Aimone Nino 86.26 Ajmone Giuseppe 61.01, 64.03, 65.03, 65.09, 73.05, 74.18, 78.04, 80.02, 80.08, 81.15, 86.17 Al Jabiri Ali 89.24 Alba Fernando 88.09 Albini Franco 64.11, 69.10, 73.27, 77.19, 80.32, 86.06 Albini Marco 77.19 Alessandrini Renato 56.23 Alice Sergio 78.12 Alinari Luca 75.07, 75.10, 77.11, 78.12, 80.03, 80.07, 80.08, 81.14, 81.15, 82.23, 82.26, 84.40, 88.05, 93.16, 93.17 All Said H.J. Alì 86.24 Aloi Roberto 66.03 Altemura Ernesto 74.04, 88.05 Alviani Getulio 69.01, 79.19, 79.28, 80.09, 86.34 Ambrogetti Claudio 71.14, 82.22, 87.15, 87.20, 88.06, 89.11 Amodei Tito 78.12 Andreotti Libero 89.11 Andriolo Eliseo 92.19 Angeli Giuseppe 72.10 Angeloni Alfredo 56.06 Antico Italo 79.28 Antoni Gianfranco 55.23 Apollonio Zvest 86.26 Araf - Baldelli Alfredo 78.12 Arazzeria Scassa-Asti 81.19 Archizoom 72.22, 77.02, 81.19 Ardinghi Giuseppe 89.33 Argelès Gloria 89.11, 89.24 Arghira Calinescu Alexandru 84.29 Arita Taji 91.13 Arnoldi Nag 83.09 Arp Jean 84.30, 88.09 Arrighini Michele 92.21 Artigas Juan Gardy 88.09 Assler Federico 88.09 Asti Sergio 77.02 Atanasov Todorče 86.26, 90.22 Attardi Ugo 81.15, 82.22, 88.08, 91.16, 93.11 Aulenti Gae 77.02, 77.22, 90.09 Ausili Miguel 88.14 Auslender Ariel 85.16 Avanzini Silvano 79.15 Aymonino Carlo 74.24, 77.17 Azuma Kengiro 73.11 Bachi Pierluigi 81.11 Baj Enrico 61.01, 75.04, 81.15, 88.05 Bajoni Ermes 93.16, 93.17 Balboa José Sabrado 88.14 Balcone Vittorio 84.29, 86.21 Baldaccini Cesar 89.11 Baldan Maria 79.28, 90.22 Baldassin Cesare 93.16, 93.17 Baldelli Luca 89.19 Balderi Igino 73.14 Balderi Michelangelo 84.31 Balest Corrado 88.08 Balocchi Pier Giorgio 79.28, 84.31, 86.27, 90.18 Banchieri Giuseppe 77.15, 78.10, 78.12, 78.18, 79.08, 80.08, 81.15, 82.10, 92.19 Banfi Rossi Roberto 92.20 Banuelos Fourmiez Alberto 86.21 Baratella Paolo 86.08 Barbaro Saverio 71.15, 73.10 Barberi Antonio 81.14, 86.24 Barbieri Gian Paolo 91.13 Barbisan Giovanni 78.04, 90.22 Barboso Augusto 84.38 Barelier Andre 89.11 Barisani Renato 89.19 Barni Roberto 75.10, 82.23, 82.26 Baronio Joyce 91.13 Barta Zslot 91.13 Bartella Luciana 92.20 Bartoccini Bruno 56.45 Bartoletti Italo 83.11 Bartolini Giuseppe 80.06, 81.15, 82.23, 82.26, 83.14, 85.24 Bartolini Luigi 79.08, 93.16, 93.17 Bartolini Sigfrido 78.04, 89.02 Bartoloni Giovanni 92.20 Basaglia Vittorio 88.08 Basaldella Mirko 73.11, 89.11 Baselitz Georg 93.16, 93.17 Basić Dubravka 90.22 Bassi Carlo 58.08, 59.28, 60.08, 60.12 Bassi Giampiero 73.15, 75.14 Bassi Giovanni Battista 73.15, 75.14, 85.22, 89.09 Basso Guido 56.62 Bateman Alice 73.14 Battistoni Arnaldo 78.04 Baude Laurent 83.11 Baylon Diana 79.28 Becciani Giordano 78.12 Becheroni Elvio 79.28 Beconi Serafino 60.07, 64.05, 71.06, 71.23, 81.13, 83.15, 90.20, 91.22, 92.13, 92.24, 93.07 Bedin Martine 90.09 Bednarski Krzysztof 85.16 Beljon Joop 88.09 Bell Robin 86.24 Bellettini Giovanni 86.21, 88.14 Bellini Enzo 88.08, 90.22 Bellini Mario 71.31, 73.22, 79.16, 79.28, 81.19 Belloni Maria Teresa 86.21 Beltrame Massimiliano 89.24 Benaim Manuel 56.24 Benard Jacques 86.24 Benati Davide 93.11 Bendini Vasco 61.01 Benetton Simon 89.24 Benucci Francesca 92.20 Benuzzi Bruno, 88.05 Benvenuti Giovanni 73.14 Benvenuti Patrizia 72.10 Benvenuti Riccardo 74.04 Benvenuti Sergio 78.14, 79.28 Berber Mersad 86.26 Berdak Jan 91.13 Beretta Renzo 63.08 Berger Wout 91.13 Bergomi Giuseppe 89.11 Bernacchi Roberto 84.29 Bernard Claude 84.29 Bernasconi Emiliano 59.04, 59.20, 62.11 Bernasconi Gian Antonio 59.04 Berrettini Mauro 79.28, 84.31, 89.24, 90.18, 91.16 Bersanetti Giacomo 86.28 Bertani Luisa 88.08, 90.22 Berti Vinicio 89.19 Bertini Renato 89.19 Berto Giampaolo 86.26 Bertolini Massimo 84.31 Bertoncini Giuseppe 72.10 Bertuzzo Paolo 93.16, 93.17 Besanko Robert 91.13 Betti Rosangela 91.13 Biagi Massimo 78.12, 89.19 Bianchi Giampaolo 74.04 Bianchi Barriviera Lino 93.16, 93.17 Bianchini Giorgio 83.11 Biasion Renzo 78.04, 88.08 Biavati Clinio 91.13 Bigi Rinaldo 73.14, 84.31, 87.20, 89.11, 90.15, 90.18, 91.17, 91.18, 92.14, 93.12 Bill Max 84.29 Bimbi Adriano 89.11 Binelli Cherubino 85.17 Bini Maurizio 75.10, 78.20, 88.05 Bini Nello 79.28 Bionda Mario 61.01 Birolli Renato 63.02, 63.10, 63.19, 72.03 Birolo Alfonso 78.12, 81.15, 82.24, 84.38 Birotti Carlo 91.16 Bischof Werner 56.19 Bistolfi Leonardo 89.11 Blanco Lazaro 91.13 Bobò Antonio 88.05, 89.06, 90.22, 92.13 Bocci Nello 89.19 Bodini Floriano 79.19, 79.22, 79.25, 80.15, 81.14, 81.19, 82.22, 83.05, 84.29, 85.43, 86.21, 87.08, 87.09, 87.15, 87.20, 88.03, 89.04, 89.11, 90.15, 93.11 Bodoni Gianbattista 59.05, 64.14 Boeri Cini 79.28 Bohlig Ernst Reinhart 83.11 Bolika Janez 86.26 Bolla 56.62 Bombarda Giovanna 86.15, 90.22 Bompadre Giorgio 89.19 Bonaldo Guerrino 88.08 Bonelli Giorgio 79.08 Bonfante Egidio 59.02, 66.06, 81.15 Bongers Jaap 86.24 Bongi Beppe 56.02, 62.05, 69.05, 70.06, 70.18, 70.25 Bonichi Claudio 79.08, 81.15, 83.14, 84.03, 84.14, 84.15, 85.24, 86.07, 86.17, 88.05, 89.28, 92.19, 93.13 Bonora Giordano 91.13 Bonora Maurizio 88.08, 90.22 Bontadi Redento 56.63, 56.66 Bonuccelli Luciano 91.24 Borachia 60.13 Borella Renzo 85.14 Borghese Franz 79.25 Borgianni Guido 55.15 Borio Giuseppe 78.12 Borsato Renato 73.04, 73.17 Bortolazzo Sandra 93.16, 93.17 Boschetti Goffredo 58.08, 59.28, 60.08, 60.12 Boschetti Massimo 59.03 Boschi Dino 78.12, 79.25, 81.15, 93.11 Boscolo Natta Domenico 93.16, 93.17 Bosello Ubaldo 88.08 Botta Mario 80.28 Boubat Edoard 91.13 Bouquin Jocelyne 84.29 Boyer Andrea 93.11 Bozzolini Silvano 56.48 Braque Georges 63.20 Bravi Pellegrino 72.10 Breddo Gastone 69.02, 73.18 Bresciani Piero 88.05 Breuer Marcel 86.16 Brindisi Remo 87.11 Brini F. 62.11 Brook Federico 89.24, 91.16 Brugnerotto Mirella 88.08 Bruhn Julie Ann 86.24 Brunori Enzo 61.01 Bruscaglia Renato 78.04, 88.08, 93.11 Bruschi Giovanna 92.20 Bruzzi Giovanni 78.12 Bubelyte Violeta 91.13 Bueno Antonio 73.02, 81.14, 81.15 Burattini Sestilio 88.14 Burhan Sami 89.24, 91.16 Burns Marsha 91.13 Burri Alberto 61.01 Buscioni Umberto 75.10, 78.12, 81.15, 82.23, 82.26, 84.40 Busiri Vici Saverio 88.09 Bussotti Renzo 55.14, 66.08, 88.08, 90.22 Buti Remo 79.28, 80.09 Butyrin Vitaly 91.13 Caccia Dominioni Luigi 67.17, 72.18 Cacciarini Gianni 83.14, 85.03, 85.24, 86.17, 86.26, 87.24, 88.02, 88.08, 89.28, 90.22, 93.11 Cagli Corrado 55.07 Cagnoni Romano 91.36 Calabria Ennio 93.16, 93.17 Calabrò Vico 88.08 Calandri Mario 86.26, 88.08, 93.16, 93.17 Caldarera Antonio 81.15, 88.05 Caldini Giancarlo 56.46 Calli Vincenzo 92.20 Calloni Marco 81.11 Calò Aldo 69.01, 79.28 Calonaci Giuseppe 90.18 Calzetti Gabriele 88.08 Caminati Aurelio 65.09 Cammilli Sergio 82.05 Camorani Ezio 93.16, 93.17 Campana Isabel 89.54 Campbell David P.
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