Rafaello sanzio (2 resultados)

Condición: Very Good. : La obra poética de Donato Bramante, una figura clave en la renovación de la arquitectura renacentista italiana junto a Brunelleschi, ha permanecido en gran medida desconocida debido a la escasez de escritos conservados, su naturaleza fragmentaria y el olvido en el que han permanecido durante siglos. Esta edición presenta su obra poética completa, traducida al castellano por Francisco Merino Morales, y se complementa con una introducción biográfica y literaria del traductor, facilitando una mejor comprensión del valor histórico y artístico de estos documentos. EAN: 9788496720541 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Arte y Cultura Título: Sonetos Autor: Donato Bramante Editorial: Ellago Ediciones Idioma: es-ES, ita Páginas: 96 Formato: tapa blanda. Sanzio (Italia), Rafaello (ilustrador).…

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Cartiere Miliani Fabriano, nd but c 1980. Publisher's original clamshell folding box stamped with repeating bird motif. First and only edition of this rare suite of Raphael chiaroscuro watermarks or 'filigrane', reproduced here in painstaking detail, with publisher's watermark in lower left hand margin of each plate. The suite includes "l'Autorittrato di Raffaello", "La Madonna del Cardellino" "La Madonna della Seggiola" and "La Velata". Each plate measures approximately 14 7/8 x 17" and is housed in its own sleeve reproducing the artwork on front panel. The process of manufacturing watermarks such as these is extremely involved and time consuming. As summarized by Julie L. Mellby of The Princeton University Library Graphic Arts Center: "This sheet of handmade paper comes from the Fabriano Paper Mill in Milan. In regular light, it looks like a blank sheet but when you hold it to the light, the watermark becomes visible. The image comes from the variations in thinness or thickness in the paper. The watermark begins with the Italian artisan carving the engraving in wax; a process that may take from five months to a year to complete. Copper dies (positive & negative) are made from the wax sculpture. The dies are pressed into a brass screen, which will form the papermaking mould. Then, tiny wads of screen must be stuffed and stitched invisibly into the mould as reinforcements in all the cavities, such as the forehead or cheeks." Minor chafing and fraying to one corner of clamshell folding box, with some buckling to the margins of each sheet, but condition is otherwise Fine. OCLC locates no copies. …