Giulia Masia (29 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Comme neuf. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, As new. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Masia, Giulia (illustrator).

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A great painter and his atelier, in which the lives of leading postwar artists intertwine. A remarkable graphic novel devoted to Pablo Picasso on the 50th anniversary of his death.The graphic novel Atelier Picasso tells a true, timeless story. It takes place in the postwar period illuminated by the light of the Cote d'Azur. In Picasso's atelier, the lives of great artists and an Italian tailor, Michele Sapone, intertwine.Picasso's tailor was born in a small village near Caserta and had always been immersed in art, without realizing it. After the War, he moved with his family to Nice and discovered a bright world, populated by art and artists. He became close friends with Picasso, Giacometti, Hartung, and many other artists. With them he shared a love of painting and life, exchanging tailor-made clothes with artworks. Michele would sew fabrics as painters paint canvases.His daughter Aika inherited his keen interests. She grew up surrounded by artists and posed for Picasso and Giacometti. She would argue with Hartung and keep company with Campigli, Magnelli, and Severini. We see her smiling in shots taken by photographers the likes of David Duncan and Edward Quinn.In 1973 Aika opened a gallery with her husband Antonio that became a home for the family's artists. The first exhibition was devoted expressly to Picasso, but he died only a few days before the inauguration, on 8 March 1973. Fifty years on, Picasso continues to teach us how to reinvent life and gaze at it with new eyes. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 80 pages. 7.87x9.45x0.79 inches. In Stock.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Smyth sewn, clean and tight, leading edges slightly worn, see photos.

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 80 pages. Arabic language. 9.33x7.91x0.39 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A great painter and his atelier, in which the lives of leading postwar artists intertwine. A remarkable graphic novel devoted to Pablo Picasso on the 50th anniversary of his death.The graphic novel Atelier Picasso tells a true, timeless story. It takes place in the postwar period illuminated by the light of the Cote d'Azur. In Picasso's atelier, the lives of great artists and an Italian tailor, Michele Sapone, intertwine.Picasso's tailor was born in a small village near Caserta and had always been immersed in art, without realizing it. After the War, he moved with his family to Nice and discovered a bright world, populated by art and artists. He became close friends with Picasso, Giacometti, Hartung, and many other artists. With them he shared a love of painting and life, exchanging tailor-made clothes with artworks. Michele would sew fabrics as painters paint canvases.His daughter Aika inherited his keen interests. She grew up surrounded by artists and posed for Picasso and Giacometti. She would argue with Hartung and keep company with Campigli, Magnelli, and Severini. We see her smiling in shots taken by photographers the likes of David Duncan and Edward Quinn.In 1973 Aika opened a gallery with her husband Antonio that became a home for the family's artists. The first exhibition was devoted expressly to Picasso, but he died only a few days before the inauguration, on 8 March 1973. Fifty years on, Picasso continues to teach us how to reinvent life and gaze at it with new eyes. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The wonders of the Red Sea in a wonderful children's picture book My Little Red Sea is a children's picture book that tells the adventures of Naham in the Red Sea. A child like many others, Naham is nine years old and lives in Jeddah, a city on the coast of the Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. Together with his fisherman uncle, they spend hours at sea. While Naham spends most of his time by the Red Sea, he doesn't know the magic it entails. Until one night, amazed by the magical bioluminescent fish, he falls into the water, gets sucked into the depths, and brought before the Genius Loci who guides him to discover the wonders of the sea. His adventures include going to school with other fish, cheering at a Marlyn speed race, and even attending a magnificent party! But more importantly, Naham learns to respect and care for this underwater world so close to us yet still unknown.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A great painter and his atelier, in which the lives of leading postwar artists intertwine. A remarkable graphic novel devoted to Pablo Picasso on the 50th anniversary of his death. The graphic novel Atelier Picasso tells a true, timeless story. It takes place in the postwar period illuminated by the light of the Côte d'Azur. In Picasso's atelier, the lives of great artists and an Italian tailor, Michele Sapone, intertwine. Picasso's tailor was born in a small village near Caserta and had always been immersed in art, without realizing it. After the War, he moved with his family to Nice and discovered a bright world, populated by art and artists. He became close friends with Picasso, Giacometti, Hartung, and many other artists. With them he shared a love of painting and life, exchanging tailor-made clothes with artworks. Michele would sew fabrics as painters paint canvases. His daughter Aika inherited his keen interests. She grew up surrounded by artists and posed for Picasso and Giacometti. She would argue with Hartung and keep company with Campigli, Magnelli, and Severini. We see her smiling in shots taken by photographers the likes of David Duncan and Edward Quinn. In 1973 Aika opened a gallery with her husband Antonio that became a home for the family's artists. The first exhibition was devoted expressly to Picasso, but he died only a few days before the inauguration, on 8 March 1973. Fifty years on, Picasso continues to teach us how to reinvent life and gaze at it with new eyes.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The wonders of the Red Sea in a wonderful children's picture book My Little Red Sea is a children's picture book that tells the adventures of Naham in the Red Sea. A child like many others, Naham is nine years old and lives in Jeddah, a city on the coast of the Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. Together with his fisherman uncle, they spend hours at sea. While Naham spends most of his time by the Red Sea, he doesn't know the magic it entails. Until one night, amazed by the magical bioluminescent fish, he falls into the water, gets sucked into the depths, and brought before the Genius Loci who guides him to discover the wonders of the sea. His adventures include going to school with other fish, cheering at a Marlyn speed race, and even attending a magnificent party! But more importantly, Naham learns to respect and care for this underwater world so close to us yet still unknown.…

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Condition: NEW. Milano: Skira, 2024 9788857250953 809 176 p. : 160 ill. col., indice ; 28 cm. Atelier Picasso racconta una storia vera e senza tempo, la vicenda del sarto di Picasso, Michele Sapone, che si intreccia con quella del grande pittore spagnolo e di altri illustri artisti. Nato in un paesino vicino a Caserta, Michele aveva sempre respirato arte senza saperlo. Divenuto sarto, negli anni trenta decide di trasferirsi a Torino e dopo la guerra si sposta con la famiglia a Nizza dove scopre un mondo affascinante. Divenuto amico fraterno di Picasso, Giacometti e Hartung, condivide con loro l'amore per la vita e la pittura, scambiando abiti su misura con opere. Michele Sapone cuce i tessuti come i pittori dipingono le tele, indossando "la vita come un abito su misura". La figlia Aika, che ha ereditato gli stessi interessi del padre ed è cresciuta circondata da grandi maestri suoi amici, apre con il marito Antonio una galleria d'arte che diventa una casa per gli artisti di famiglia. La prima mostra personale è dedicata proprio a Picasso, che però muore pochi giorni prima dell'inaugurazione, l'8 aprile 1973. Da allora sono passati molti anni eppure Picasso continua a insegnarci come reinventare la vita e osservarla con occhi nuovi.…

Hardback. Condition: New.