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FIOCCO Giuseppe
GIOVANNI ANTONIO PORDENONE.
Le Tre Venezie, Padova, 1943. In-4, brossura originale (lievi tracce d'uso), pp. 149, con 225 tavv. in b.n. f.t. Importante monografia sul celebre pittore Giovanni de' Sacchis detto il Pordenone (1484 ca.-1539). Seconda ediz. con aggiornamento. Testo in buono stato.
Reference : 28274
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[Giovanni Antonio Pordenone] - Cohen, Charles E.
Reference : 054229
(1996)
ISBN : 0521306302
The Art of Giovanni Antonio da Pordenone: Between Dialect and Language. 2 vols
Cohen, Charles E.: The Art of Giovanni Antonio da Pordenone: Between Dialect and Language. 2 vols. Cambridge University Press, 1996. Together, xx, 1448pp with 32 colour plates and 786 monochrome illustrations. Cloth. 27.6x21.9cms. This comprehensive, richly illustrated catalogue contains detailed entries on all Pordenone's accepted and collaborative works. It credits often hitherto neglected minor parts of the artist's cycles and examines the social, cultural and historical context of his career. Chapters cover: origins and earliest works; contact with Venetian art and first maturity; the Roman experience and its immediate aftermath; Treviso; Cremona; Spilimbergo organ shutters and provincial projects; first Venetian works and great Emilian cycles; Venetial inroads and Friulian 'Caposcuola'; triumph and crisis in Venice. With chronological register, bibliography, photographic sources, index.
This comprehensive, richly illustrated catalogue contains detailed entries on all Pordenone's accepted and collaborative works. It credits often hitherto neglected minor parts of the artist's cycles and examines the social, cultural and historical context of his career. Chapters cover: origins and earliest works; contact with Venetian art and first maturity; the Roman experience and its immediate aftermath; Treviso; Cremona; Spilimbergo organ shutters and provincial projects; first Venetian works and great Emilian cycles; Venetial inroads and Friulian 'Caposcuola'; triumph and crisis in Venice. With chronological register, bibliography, photographic sources, index
