Raphael

Strinati, Claudio

Giunti Editore

Il mestiere dell'artista: Dal Trecento al Seicento (Italian Edition)

Arts & Photography

Sellerio di Giorgianni

The story of one of the greatest masterpieces of Renaissance architectural decoration.

Villa Madama: Raphael's Dream

Borghese, Daria

Zoppi, Mariella

Architecture

Umberto Allemandi

First monographic book dedicated to the Venetian painter, who was taken under Michelangelo's wing in order to counter the domination of Raphael.

Sebastiano Del Piombo: 1485 - 1547

Individual Artists

Ore Cultura Srl

Why are women artists of the Italian Renaissance and Baroque so relatively unknown today when, during their lifetimes, their artistic merits were celebrated by their foremost contemporaries? Italian Women Artists of the Renaissance and Baroque aims to provide the first survey of women professionally active as painters, engravers and sculptors in 16th and 17th century Italy, and to document the sociocultural context that contributed to shape their lives and oeuvres. This catalogue, published in association with the travelling exhibition which opens at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D. C., examines the artistic practices and achievements of these remarkable women who managed to gain public, if not international, acclaim. Featuring 60 outstanding works by a dozen of the foremost Italian female artists, this volume offers an unparalleled opportunity to understand their social, personal, and stylistic developments. This scholarly publication will undoubtedly make a significant contribution to the re-emergence of these women as artists of stature and thus constitute a new departure for historical investigations into the way gender has affected how we perceive works of art and into issues of attributions and art market economics.

Italian Women Artists from Renaissance to Baroque

Pomeroy, Jordana

Reference

Skira

This authoritative volume is the most complete publication to date on the first phase of the Caravaggesque movement.

I Caravaggeschi: Percorsi e protagonisti

History & Criticism

Paolo Caliari-better known as Veronese-is the "profane" painter par excellence. Veronese gave expression to a secular and progressive vision that brought him into direct collision with the Church hierarchy, prefiguring the collision of the academy and modern art. This catalog brings together a series of paintings by the 16th-century Italian artist emphasizing the spectacular in Veronese's work which in turn reveals multiple facets of Venetian life. This sumptuous catalogue from the Musée du Luxembourg exhibition aims to underline the profane aspect of the artist, leaving aside religious works and altarpieces. His paintings of Biblical subjects are not actually excluded, for Veronese approached Holy Scripture and mythology in the same spirit, bringing out the emotional aspects of the Bible rather than the symbolic and didactic as other Venetian artists of his time did. In this richly illustrated volume, Veronese can be seen as the quintessence of the classicism that exalted drawing and color, magnificence and quality, that aimed to organize the episodes from mythology and the Bible in a grandiose manner, and to bring out the profound self-awareness of the subjects of his portraits.

Veronese: Gods, Heroes, and Allegories

Romanelli, Giandomenico

De Vecchi, Pierluigi

Masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance are in churches and museums throughout Italy. This book follows Leonado da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo and others from place to place - Milan, Florence, the Vatican, Urbino and elsewhere - noting the great works as well as those found in less celebrated locations. Text in English and Italian. Contents: Introduction; The Spring of the Renaissance; Leonardo in Florence: The Workshop of Verrocchio; Raphael: From the Onset in Urbino to the Early Masterpieces; Leonardo in Milan: the Sforza's Court; The Wonders of the Codex Atlanticus; The Cenacle, One of the Most Beautiful Paintings in the World; The Triumph of Raphael: the Room of the Segnatura and the First Roman Masterpieces; Raphael Towards the Room of Heliodorus; Michelangelo Painter; Raphael: from the Cartoons for the Sistine Chapel to the Room of the Fire in the Borgo; Raphael: Superintendent of Fine Arts; The Vatican Lodges; The Mystery of the First Caravaggio; Index of the Works and Places of Conservation.

The Renaissance in Italian Museums

Scaletti, Fabio

Scripta Maneant Editori

Originally published in 2016, and now available from ACC, Raphael is a beautifully illustrated volume on the life and works of the Italian painter, designer and architect, whose work conveys the most complete expression of the ideals of the High Renaissance. Although he died at 37, Raphael's influence remains. This important volume reflects that view and includes a number of rare and some previously unpublished images. Contents: Debut in the Urbino milieu; Young Raffaello, Painter of Religious Art; Arrival in Florence; Supreme Authority; The Deposition; The Triumph: the Stanza della Segnatura and the first masterpieces in Rome; Perfection of the shape; The King of painting; The Stanza di Eliodoro; Success in Italy and France; The Stanza dell incendio di Borgo Superintendent of Fine Arts; Master of the Masters; Raffaello Managing his own Glory; Bibliography.

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