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Hardback. Condición: New. Martha Bibescu (Bucharest, 1886 - Paris, 1973) was one of the greatest and most representative protagonists of the extraordinary world of the Belle Époque, of which Paris, which became her adopted city, was the capital. Linked to the most important political and intellectual personalities of the time, from the kings of Romania to King Alfonso XIII of Spain, from Charles de Gaulle to Winston Churchill and Marcel Proust, Martha intertwined her life with that of the sculptor and architect Domenico Rupolo (Caneva, 1861-1945), the creator of the radical modernisation, lasting almost twenty-five years, of the Bibescu palace in Mogo?oaia. To crown the profound association that bound him to Martha, Rupolo executed the hitherto unpublished marble portrait of her in 1933, on which this volume focuses. This face emerging enigmatically from the marble, a paradigm of the art and culture of an entire era, is a remarkable and unexpected addition to the portraiture of one of the most popular women of the 20th century.Text in English and Italian.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Martha Bibescu (Bucharest, 1886 Paris, 1973) was one of the greatest and most representative protagonists of the extraordinary world of the Belle Epoque, of which Paris, which became her adopted city, was the capital. Linked to the most important political and intellectual personalities of the time, from the kings of Romania to King Alfonso XIII of Spain, from Charles de Gaulle to Winston Churchill and Marcel Proust, Martha intertwined her life with that of the sculptor and architect Domenico Rupolo (Caneva, 1861-1945), the creator of the radical modernisation, lasting almost twenty-five years, of the Bibescu palace in Mogo?oaia. To crown the profound association that bound him to Martha, Rupolo executed the hitherto unpublished marble portrait of her in 1933, on which this volume focuses. This face emerging enigmatically from the marble, a paradigm of the art and culture of an entire era, is a remarkable and unexpected addition to the portraiture of one of the most popular women of the 20th century. Text in English and Italian. AUTHOR: Elena Lago (1991), graduate in contemporary art history at La Sapienza in Rome, is mainly concerned with artistic expressions at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, ranging from sculpture to painting and the applied arts. His most recent publications include: the monograph on the artist Herta Ottolenghi Wedekind, edited together with Giulia Gomiero and Sabrina Spinazze (2021) and the catalogue Giacomo Manzu. La pieta (2022). SELLING POINTS: . A tale of a fascinating personality through historical photographs and famous portraits of 19th/early 20th century artists such as Boldini and Vuillard . Martha Bibescu was also a writer; her novels were published to wide acclaim . Presentation of an unpublished sculpture and investigation into Domenico Rupolo, a still little-known artist from Venice in the second half of the 19th century, architect of, among other things, of the famous Nuova Pescheria di Rialto in Venice 27 colour, 18 b/w illustrations The book presents an unpublished marble portrait by Domenico Rupolo, a sculptor and architect from Veneto, portraying Martha Bibescu, a protagonist of the Belle Epoque. Text in English and Italian. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Cartonato. Condición: new. Milano, 2024; cartonato, pp. 64, 45 ill. col., cm 21x29. Martha Bibescu (Bucarest, 1886 - Parigi, 1973) è stata una delle maggiori e più rappresentative protagoniste dello straordinario mondo della Belle Époque, di cui Parigi, divenuta la sua città di adozione, è stata la capitale. Legata alle più importanti personalità politiche e intellettuali dell'epoca, dai re di Romania al re Alfonso XIII di Spagna, da Charles de Gaulle a Winston Churchill, sino a Marcel Proust, Martha ha intrecciato la sua vita a quella dello scultore e architetto Domenico Rupolo (Caneva, 1861-1945), artefice del radicale ammodernamento, durato quasi venticinque anni, del palazzo dei Bibescu di Mogo?oaia: una vera e propria corte in cui Martha ha saputo intrecciare per decenni fitte trame politiche e diplomatiche negli interni decorati e arredati da Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo, tra bizantinismi e suggestioni di Venezia. A coronamento del profondo sodalizio che lo legò a Martha, Rupolo ne eseguì nel 1933 il ritratto marmoreo, presentato in questo volume per la prima volta. Questo volto che emerge enigmatico dal marmo, paradigma dell'arte e della cultura di un'intera epoca, è un'aggiunta notevole e inaspettata alla ritrattistica di una delle donne più popolari del Novecento, che ha visto coinvolti, tra gli altri, pittori come Giovanni Boldini ed Éduard Vuillard e una fotografa leggendaria come Berenice Abbott. Il libro ricostruisce non solo le molteplici identità della principessa «dalle mille vite», tra cultura e politica, ma anche l'attività di un personaggio multiforme ed eccentrico come Rupolo, protagonista in parte dimenticato delle vicende artistiche italiane della prima metà del Novecento. Libro.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Martha Bibescu (Bucharest, 1886 Paris, 1973) was one of the greatest and most representative protagonists of the extraordinary world of the Belle Epoque, of which Paris, which became her adopted city, was the capital. Linked to the most important political and intellectual personalities of the time, from the kings of Romania to King Alfonso XIII of Spain, from Charles de Gaulle to Winston Churchill and Marcel Proust, Martha intertwined her life with that of the sculptor and architect Domenico Rupolo (Caneva, 1861-1945), the creator of the radical modernisation, lasting almost twenty-five years, of the Bibescu palace in Mogo?oaia. To crown the profound association that bound him to Martha, Rupolo executed the hitherto unpublished marble portrait of her in 1933, on which this volume focuses. This face emerging enigmatically from the marble, a paradigm of the art and culture of an entire era, is a remarkable and unexpected addition to the portraiture of one of the most popular women of the 20th century. Text in English and Italian. AUTHOR: Elena Lago (1991), graduate in contemporary art history at La Sapienza in Rome, is mainly concerned with artistic expressions at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, ranging from sculpture to painting and the applied arts. His most recent publications include: the monograph on the artist Herta Ottolenghi Wedekind, edited together with Giulia Gomiero and Sabrina Spinazze (2021) and the catalogue Giacomo Manzu. La pieta (2022). SELLING POINTS: . A tale of a fascinating personality through historical photographs and famous portraits of 19th/early 20th century artists such as Boldini and Vuillard . Martha Bibescu was also a writer; her novels were published to wide acclaim . Presentation of an unpublished sculpture and investigation into Domenico Rupolo, a still little-known artist from Venice in the second half of the 19th century, architect of, among other things, of the famous Nuova Pescheria di Rialto in Venice 27 colour, 18 b/w illustrations The book presents an unpublished marble portrait by Domenico Rupolo, a sculptor and architect from Veneto, portraying Martha Bibescu, a protagonist of the Belle Epoque. Text in English and Italian. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Martha Bibescu (Bucharest, 1886 - Paris, 1973) was one of the greatest and most representative protagonists of the extraordinary world of the Belle Époque, of which Paris, which became her adopted city, was the capital. Linked to the most important political and intellectual personalities of the time, from the kings of Romania to King Alfonso XIII of Spain, from Charles de Gaulle to Winston Churchill and Marcel Proust, Martha intertwined her life with that of the sculptor and architect Domenico Rupolo (Caneva, 1861-1945), the creator of the radical modernisation, lasting almost twenty-five years, of the Bibescu palace in Mogo?oaia. To crown the profound association that bound him to Martha, Rupolo executed the hitherto unpublished marble portrait of her in 1933, on which this volume focuses. This face emerging enigmatically from the marble, a paradigm of the art and culture of an entire era, is a remarkable and unexpected addition to the portraiture of one of the most popular women of the 20th century.Text in English and Italian.…

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paperback. Condición: As New. Catalogo della mostra presentata a Milano (Galleria Gomiero, Miart, 17-19 settembre 2021) e a Roma (Galleria Berardi, 7 ottobre - 5 novembre 2021); riedito in seguito per la mostra al Mart di Rovereto (TN) - Brossura editoriale di 207 pagine con numerose tavole a colori fuori testo. Indice consultabile nelle nostre immagini. Copia in condizioni pari al nuovo -- Dobbiamo al fervore del mecenatismo di Herta Wedekind e Arturo Ottolenghi la nascita del progetto di Villa Ottolenghi Wedekind ad Acqui Terme, una vera e propria cittadella delle arti che non ha eguali nella storia dell'arte del XX secolo. Consigliata da Ferruccio Ferrazzi, Herta convocherà i più grandi talenti dell'epoca con l'obiettivo di portare sollievo, cultura e bellezza in un'epoca «triste e vuota». Accanto all'attività di mecenate, Herta si dedicò alla scultura, al disegno e in particolare all'arte tessile. È questo il campo che la vedrà protagonista, raccogliendo premi ed elogi e trionfando nelle maggiori mostre nazionali e internazionali. La sua aspirazione verso un'arte dai profili fluidi e indeterminati, sempre nuova e in divenire, si realizza soprattutto nelle invenzioni dei disegni dei suoi tessuti, motivi astratti ottenuti secondo una modalità che presenta inequivocabili tangenze con le contemporanee tavole di Rorschach. Affermando la totale libertà e casualità del gesto artistico, le opere di Herta rivelano, così, sorprendenti connessioni con le contemporanee poetiche surrealiste e dadaiste. Book.…