ISBN: 9788836655304 - Veronese (19 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The greatest director and set designer of the Cinquecento, Paolo Caliari (1528-1588), 'Veronese' to his patrons and admirers in Venice the city in which he lived and worked becoming its citizen was appreciated first and foremost as a colourist, capable of proposing an unprecedented bright palette, daring combinations of colours, skilful plays of light. Furthermore, he was a sumptuous narrator.Alone he created a genre: the Cene, or Suppers, grandiose in size and display of fabrics, poses and portraits, where the evangelical event is an opportunity to stage the patrician society of his time, within architectural spaces in which the classical orders are articulated in urbanistic fantasies that are as impressive as they are creative. Furthermore, he painted for a clientele of patricians and main religious orders an impressive variety of biblical scenes, stories of saints and martyrs, sophisticated and allusive allegories, verging on ambiguity and irony.Appreciated and admired, carefully studied, Veronese must be considered the painter who paved the way, through his illusionistic solutions and taste for staging, to 17th-century painting and was finally welcomed as a colourist by the painters of the Romantic generation and the Impressionists. This book retraces the essential stages of an early creativity, immediately masterful, then developed in 40 years of inventions boasting an inexhaustible imagination. This book retraces the essential early stages of Veronese's creativity in Venice, then goes on to discuss the following 40 years of inventions, boasting an inexhaustible imagination. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: NEW. Cinisello Balsamo: Silvana Editoriale, 2024 9788836655304 2409 272 p. : ill. col. b/n, indice ; 32 cm. È stato il grande regista e scenografo di un secolo intero: il Cinquecento. Paolo Caliari (1528-1588), "il Veronese" per i clienti e gli ammiratori di Venezia, la città in cui visse e lavorò e di cui divenne cittadino, fu apprezzato anzitutto come colorista, capace di proporre una tavolozza inedita per luminosità, accostamenti arditi di tinte, abilissimi giochi di luce, ma poi anche come fastoso narratore. Da solo ha creato un genere: le Cene grandiose per misure e sfoggio di tessuti, pose e ritratti: dove l'evento evangelico è occasione per mettere in scena la società patrizia del suo tempo, all'interno di spazi architettonici in cui gli ordini classici si articolano in fantasie urbanistiche tanto impressionanti quanto creative. Inoltre ha realizzato per una clientela di patrizi e grandi ordini religiosi una varietà impressionante di scene bibliche, storie di santi e di martiri, allegorie sofisticate e allusive, sul filo dell'ambiguità e dell'ironia. Apprezzato e ammirato, attentamente studiato, Veronese deve essere considerato il pittore che aprì, con le sue soluzioni illusionistiche e il gusto per la messa in scena, la strada alla pittura secentesca, per essere infine ricompreso come colorista dai pittori della generazione romantica, e dagli impressionisti. Questo libro ripercorre le tappe essenziali di una creatività precoce, subito magistrale, poi svolta in un quarantennio di invenzioni di inesausta creatività. Villa,Renzo - Villa,Giovanni Carlo Federico.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Grand historical scenes, intricate architecture and robust colors on display in the paintings of the Italian Mannerist masterOne of the three major Venetian painters of the Cinquecento, Paolo Caliari (1528-88), known as 'Veronese,' was celebrated first and foremost as a colorist. A sumptuous narrator, he created a subgenre of colossal religious and mythological paintings, grandiose in size and display of fabrics, poses and portraits, where the evangelical event was an opportunity to stage the patrician society of his time. Appreciated and admired throughout the ages, Veronese paved the way for the theatrics of 17th-century painting and the vivid palettes of the Romantics and Impressionists. This book retraces Veronese's work through its essential stages from an early creativity to critical success, and details his artistic inventions such as his illusionistic solutions and taste for staging.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The greatest director and set designer of the Cinquecento, Paolo Caliari (1528-1588), 'Veronese' to his patrons and admirers in Venice the city in which he lived and worked becoming its citizen was appreciated first and foremost as a colourist, capable of proposing an unprecedented bright palette, daring combinations of colours, skilful plays of light. Furthermore, he was a sumptuous narrator.Alone he created a genre: the Cene, or Suppers, grandiose in size and display of fabrics, poses and portraits, where the evangelical event is an opportunity to stage the patrician society of his time, within architectural spaces in which the classical orders are articulated in urbanistic fantasies that are as impressive as they are creative. Furthermore, he painted for a clientele of patricians and main religious orders an impressive variety of biblical scenes, stories of saints and martyrs, sophisticated and allusive allegories, verging on ambiguity and irony.Appreciated and admired, carefully studied, Veronese must be considered the painter who paved the way, through his illusionistic solutions and taste for staging, to 17th-century painting and was finally welcomed as a colourist by the painters of the Romantic generation and the Impressionists. This book retraces the essential stages of an early creativity, immediately masterful, then developed in 40 years of inventions boasting an inexhaustible imagination. This book retraces the essential early stages of Veronese's creativity in Venice, then goes on to discuss the following 40 years of inventions, boasting an inexhaustible imagination. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…