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[Giuseppe Maggiolini] - Beretti, Giuseppe
Reference : 050038
(1994)
ISBN : 8886317018
Giuseppe e Carlo Francesco Maggiolini. L'Officina del Neoclassicismo
Beretti, Giuseppe: Giuseppe e Carlo Francesco Maggiolini. L'Officina del Neoclassicismo. Milan: Malavasi, 1994. 224pp with 38 colour full-page plates and 300 monochrome illustrations. Numbered edition of 1000 copies. Cloth, 31.5x24.5cms. This study of one of the most prestigious 'workshops' of the Neoclassical period presents 38 works from private and public collections in Europe, along with previously unpublished pieces dispersed during the Second World War. The works are divided into five categories: The early furniture; the 'New Style'; the 'Courtly Period'; Giuseppe Maggiolini; and The workshop after the death of Giuseppe Maggiolini. With general bibliography. Text in Italian.
This study of one of the most prestigious 'workshops' of the Neoclassical period presents 38 works from private and public collections in Europe, along with previously unpublished pieces dispersed during the Second World War. The works are divided into five categories: The early furniture; the 'New Style'; the 'Courtly Period'; Giuseppe Maggiolini; and The workshop after the death of Giuseppe Maggiolini. With general bibliography. Text in Italian
Laboratorio. Contributi alla storia del mobile neoclassico milanese
Beretti, Giuseppe: Laboratorio. Contributi alla storia del mobile neoclassico milanese. Milan: 2005. 181pp, 90 colour & 3 monochrome illustrations. Cloth, 22x30.5cms. Study of the relationship between artists & furniture makers working in Milan covering the important Neoclassical intarsia furniture of Giuseppe Maggiolini, the Maggiolini workshops, Gaspare Bassani, Giuseppe Maroni and Antonio & Liugi Mascaroni and the artistic designs of Andrea Appiani, Giacondo Albertolli and other designers of the period. Text in Italian.
Study of the relationship between artists & furniture makers working in Milan covering the important Neoclassical intarsia furniture of Giuseppe Maggiolini, the Maggiolini workshops, Gaspare Bassani, Giuseppe Maroni and Antonio & Liugi Mascaroni and the artistic designs of Andrea Appiani, Giacondo Albertolli and other designers of the period. Text in Italian
