9788833673172 - Women painters in Rome. Guidebook (Guide) (20 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Published in conjunction with the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Rome paints. Women Artists at Work Between the 16th and 19th Centuries), at the Museo di Roma in Palazzo Braschi, this guide highlights to an even wider audience the presence of several women artists who where either born in Rome or made the eternal city their place of study and work. Starting from the artists represented in the Capitoline collections, such as Maria Felice Tibaldi (Subleyras), Angelika Kauffmann, Laura Piranesi, Luise Seidler and Emma Gaggiotti (Richards), the book includes other important artists who worked in the city, such as Lavinia Fontana, Artemisia Gentileschi, Giovanna Garzoni and many others, sometimes less known, whose oeuvre has been discovered in recent decades. The initial essay presents the gradual integration of women painters into the cosmopolitan Roman art market, with their laborious achievement of full access to education and to the most prestigious art institutions of the city and then explores the numerous pictorial genres to which they devoted themselves. The second part of the guidebook includes 56 biographies of these artists, revealing a rich and varied production until recently overlooked.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Published in conjunction with the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Rome paints. Women Artists at Work Between the 16th and 19th Centuries), at the Museo di Roma in Palazzo Braschi, this guide highlights to an even wider audience the presence of several women artists who where either born in Rome or made the eternal city their place of study and work. Starting from the artists represented in the Capitoline collections, such as Maria Felice Tibaldi (Subleyras), Angelika Kauffmann, Laura Piranesi, Luise Seidler and Emma Gaggiotti (Richards), the book includes other important artists who worked in the city, such as Lavinia Fontana, Artemisia Gentileschi, Giovanna Garzoni and many others, sometimes less known, whose oeuvre has been discovered in recent decades. The initial essay presents the gradual integration of women painters into the cosmopolitan Roman art market, with their laborious achievement of full access to education and to the most prestigious art institutions of the city and then explores the numerous pictorial genres to which they devoted themselves. The second part of the guidebook includes 56 biographies of these artists, revealing a rich and varied production until recently overlooked. AUTHOR: Ilaria Arcangeli is a PhD student at the University of Chieti with a project focusing on women artists active in Rome between the 16th and 17th centuries. As curatorial assistant, she organised the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Museo di Roma di Palazzo Braschi, 2024). She mainly dealt with collecting and artistic patronage between the 16th and 17th centuries, documentary photography and ultimately the artistic production of Roman women's convents. SELLING POINTS: . This book stems from the great success of the exhibition Roma pittrice currently running until May 2025 at the Museum of Rome (ed. by Ilaria Miarelli Mariani and Raffaella Morselli) . In recent years there have been numerous studies, exhibitions and publications dedicated to these themes, arousing great interest in the public . The book, with its agile format, consists of an introduction on the insertion of women artists into Roman society and the artistic world, 56 bibliographies of women artists (most of them little known to date), with important new archival and bibliographical information . Includes colour images of their most representative works . Two maps in the flaps showing both the places where the women painters lived and worked and the sites where their works can currently be seen. 65 colour illustrations This book offers for the first time an important survey of women artists active in Rome from the 15th to the 18th century with important biographical and bibliographical updates. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Brossura. Condición: new. Edited by Arcangeli I.English Text.Milano, 2024; paperback, pp. 88, 65 col. ill., cm 16,5x24. A corredo della mostra Roma pittrice, allestita al Museo di Roma di Palazzo Braschi (24 ottobre 2024 - 23 marzo 2025), nasce questa agile guida in lingua inglese che intende rendere visibile la presenza delle numerose artiste che dal XVI al XIX secolo hanno fatto dell'Urbe il loro luogo di studio e di lavoro. Una serie di oltre cinquanta biografie che, unitamente a una ricca ma sintetica introduzione, restituisce l'attività delle pittrici presenti nelle collezioni capitoline, tra queste Plautilla Bricci, Maria Felice Tibaldi Subleyras, Angelika Kaufmann, Laura Piranesi, Marianna Dionigi, ed Emma Gaggiotti Richards, e di quelle attive in città per un tratto del loro percorso artistico, tra cui Lavinia Fontana, Artemisia Gentileschi, Giovanna Garzoni e molte altre ancora, talvolta meno note, il cui corpus si sta ricostruendo in questi ultimi decenni di ricerca. Con questa impresa si intende colmare, anche per un pubblico internazionale, un silenzio storiografico durato decenni, mostrando una produzione ricca, variegata e di assoluta capacità artistica, tuttavia spesso relegata in confini ristretti. Arricchiscono il volume due mappe illustrate che restituiscono i luoghi di vita e di lavoro di queste artiste, oltre a chiese e musei della città in cui sono ancora visibili le loro opere. Libro.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Published in conjunction with the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Rome paints. Women Artists at Work Between the 16th and 19th Centuries), at the Museo di Roma in Palazzo Braschi, this guide highlights to an even wider audience the presence of several women artists who where either born in Rome or made the eternal city their place of study and work. Starting from the artists represented in the Capitoline collections, such as Maria Felice Tibaldi (Subleyras), Angelika Kauffmann, Laura Piranesi, Luise Seidler and Emma Gaggiotti (Richards), the book includes other important artists who worked in the city, such as Lavinia Fontana, Artemisia Gentileschi, Giovanna Garzoni and many others, sometimes less known, whose oeuvre has been discovered in recent decades. The initial essay presents the gradual integration of women painters into the cosmopolitan Roman art market, with their laborious achievement of full access to education and to the most prestigious art institutions of the city and then explores the numerous pictorial genres to which they devoted themselves. The second part of the guidebook includes 56 biographies of these artists, revealing a rich and varied production until recently overlooked. AUTHOR: Ilaria Arcangeli is a PhD student at the University of Chieti with a project focusing on women artists active in Rome between the 16th and 17th centuries. As curatorial assistant, she organised the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Museo di Roma di Palazzo Braschi, 2024). She mainly dealt with collecting and artistic patronage between the 16th and 17th centuries, documentary photography and ultimately the artistic production of Roman women's convents. SELLING POINTS: . This book stems from the great success of the exhibition Roma pittrice currently running until May 2025 at the Museum of Rome (ed. by Ilaria Miarelli Mariani and Raffaella Morselli) . In recent years there have been numerous studies, exhibitions and publications dedicated to these themes, arousing great interest in the public . The book, with its agile format, consists of an introduction on the insertion of women artists into Roman society and the artistic world, 56 bibliographies of women artists (most of them little known to date), with important new archival and bibliographical information . Includes colour images of their most representative works . Two maps in the flaps showing both the places where the women painters lived and worked and the sites where their works can currently be seen. 65 colour illustrations This book offers for the first time an important survey of women artists active in Rome from the 15th to the 18th century with important biographical and bibliographical updates. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This book offers for the first time an important survey of women artists active in Rome from the 15th to the 18th century with important biographical and bibliographical updates.Published in conjunction with the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Rome paints. Women Artists at Work Between the 16th and 19th Centuries), at the Museo di Roma in Palazzo Braschi, this guide highlights to an even wider audience the presence of several women artists who where either born in Rome or made the eternal city their place of study and work. Starting from the artists represented in the Capitoline collections, such as Maria Felice Tibaldi (Subleyras), Angelika Kauffmann, Laura Piranesi, Luise Seidler and Emma Gaggiotti (Richards), the book includes other important artists who worked in the city, such as Lavinia Fontana, Artemisia Gentileschi, Giovanna Garzoni and many others, sometimes less known, whose oeuvre has been discovered in recent decades. The initial essay presents the gradual integration of women painters into the cosmopolitan Roman art market, with their laborious achievement of full access to education and to the most prestigious art institutions of the city and then explores the numerous pictorial genres to which they devoted themselves. The second part of the guidebook includes 56 biographies of these artists, revealing a rich and varied production until recently overlooked.

Paperback. Condición: New. Published in conjunction with the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Rome paints. Women Artists at Work Between the 16th and 19th Centuries), at the Museo di Roma in Palazzo Braschi, this guide highlights to an even wider audience the presence of several women artists who where either born in Rome or made the eternal city their place of study and work. Starting from the artists represented in the Capitoline collections, such as Maria Felice Tibaldi (Subleyras), Angelika Kauffmann, Laura Piranesi, Luise Seidler and Emma Gaggiotti (Richards), the book includes other important artists who worked in the city, such as Lavinia Fontana, Artemisia Gentileschi, Giovanna Garzoni and many others, sometimes less known, whose oeuvre has been discovered in recent decades. The initial essay presents the gradual integration of women painters into the cosmopolitan Roman art market, with their laborious achievement of full access to education and to the most prestigious art institutions of the city and then explores the numerous pictorial genres to which they devoted themselves. The second part of the guidebook includes 56 biographies of these artists, revealing a rich and varied production until recently overlooked.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Published in conjunction with the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Rome paints. Women Artists at Work Between the 16th and 19th Centuries), at the Museo di Roma in Palazzo Braschi, this guide highlights to an even wider audience the presence of several women artists who where either born in Rome or made the eternal city their place of study and work. Starting from the artists represented in the Capitoline collections, such as Maria Felice Tibaldi (Subleyras), Angelika Kauffmann, Laura Piranesi, Luise Seidler and Emma Gaggiotti (Richards), the book includes other important artists who worked in the city, such as Lavinia Fontana, Artemisia Gentileschi, Giovanna Garzoni and many others, sometimes less known, whose oeuvre has been discovered in recent decades. The initial essay presents the gradual integration of women painters into the cosmopolitan Roman art market, with their laborious achievement of full access to education and to the most prestigious art institutions of the city and then explores the numerous pictorial genres to which they devoted themselves. The second part of the guidebook includes 56 biographies of these artists, revealing a rich and varied production until recently overlooked. AUTHOR: Ilaria Arcangeli is a PhD student at the University of Chieti with a project focusing on women artists active in Rome between the 16th and 17th centuries. As curatorial assistant, she organised the exhibition Roma pittrice. Artiste al lavoro tra XVI e XIX secolo (Museo di Roma di Palazzo Braschi, 2024). She mainly dealt with collecting and artistic patronage between the 16th and 17th centuries, documentary photography and ultimately the artistic production of Roman women's convents. SELLING POINTS: . This book stems from the great success of the exhibition Roma pittrice currently running until May 2025 at the Museum of Rome (ed. by Ilaria Miarelli Mariani and Raffaella Morselli) . In recent years there have been numerous studies, exhibitions and publications dedicated to these themes, arousing great interest in the public . The book, with its agile format, consists of an introduction on the insertion of women artists into Roman society and the artistic world, 56 bibliographies of women artists (most of them little known to date), with important new archival and bibliographical information . Includes colour images of their most representative works . Two maps in the flaps showing both the places where the women painters lived and worked and the sites where their works can currently be seen. 65 colour illustrations This book offers for the first time an important survey of women artists active in Rome from the 15th to the 18th century with important biographical and bibliographical updates. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.