ISBN: 9791254631225 - a venezia con ruskin. ediz. inglese: in venice with ruskin (grandi libri illustrati) (14 resultados)

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Hardback. Condición: New. The story of the famous English critic's long and fruitful love affair with the city of VeniceJohn Ruskin visited Venice numerous times over the course of his life, starting in 1835, and after long stays in the city he published his three-volume masterpiece The Stones of Venice-a gorgeous paean to the beauty, uniqueness and fragility of this city that was destined to become a cornerstone of English culture and mark the beginning of the Gothic Revival. Venice, in Ruskin's drawings and watercolors, is a theater of "lost time" that builds up traces of historical time even as it is subject to erasure and destruction.In Venice with Ruskin is a meditation on the city, its architecture, its bittersweet relationship with nature, Ruskin's dialogue with the great Venetian artists whose works he reproduced, the curiosity that prompted him to explore it and the imagination with which he captured its essence on paper.…

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Brossura. Condición: new. English Text. Venezia, 2023; paperback, pp. 128, ill., cm 23x26,5. (Grandi Libri Illustrati). Questo libro racconta la storia d'amore tra John Ruskin (1819-1900) e Venezia. Durante la sua vita, il celebre critico inglese visitò la città sull'acqua, a partire dal 1835. Da quel momento, in circa cinquant'anni, tornò per ben undici volte mettendo Venezia al centro dei suoi studi e della sua vita. Da questa relazione intellettuale e sentimentale nacque il celebre libro Pietre di Venezia, l'opera in tre volumi che racconta la storia della città, della sua bellezza, della sua unicità e della sua fragilità. L'opera diventerà una pietra miliare della cultura anglosassone, del revival gotico dell'Ottocento e di ogni studioso che si approccia a Venezia. Meno noto, invece, è il grande talento di Ruskin come disegnatore e acquerellista che emerge nelle vedute veneziane e nei dettagli architettonici dei palazzi, delle chiese, di piazza San Marco e di Palazzo Ducale. L'enorme corpus di lavori che ne scaturisce è conservato oggi in musei e collezioni di tutto il mondo. In A Venezia con Ruskin viene presentata un'ampia selezione di acquerelli, schizzi, disegni, studi e di dagherrotipi, la vera novità dell'epoca a cui lo scrittore ricorre con entusiasmo. La città, che tanto aveva lo affascinato diventa la grande protagonista della sua opera. A Venezia con Ruskin è una meditazione sulla città, un dialogo con la sua architettura e una dichiarazione di amore raccontati in oltre 100 immagini. Libro.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The story of the famous English critic's long and fruitful love affair with the city of VeniceJohn Ruskin visited Venice numerous times over the course of his life, starting in 1835, and after long stays in the city he published his three-volume masterpiece The Stones of Venice--a gorgeous paean to the beauty, uniqueness and fragility of this city that was destined to become a cornerstone of English culture and mark the beginning of the Gothic Revival. Venice, in Ruskin's drawings and watercolors, is a theater of 'lost time' that builds up traces of historical time even as it is subject to erasure and destruction.In Venice with Ruskin is a meditation on the city, its architecture, its bittersweet relationship with nature, Ruskin's dialogue with the great Venetian artists whose works he reproduced, the curiosity that prompted him to explore it and the imagination with which he captured its essence on paper.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. The story of the famous English critic's long and fruitful love affair with the city of VeniceJohn Ruskin visited Venice numerous times over the course of his life, starting in 1835, and after long stays in the city he published his three-volume masterpiece The Stones of Venice-a gorgeous paean to the beauty, uniqueness and fragility of this city that was destined to become a cornerstone of English culture and mark the beginning of the Gothic Revival. Venice, in Ruskin's drawings and watercolors, is a theater of "lost time" that builds up traces of historical time even as it is subject to erasure and destruction.In Venice with Ruskin is a meditation on the city, its architecture, its bittersweet relationship with nature, Ruskin's dialogue with the great Venetian artists whose works he reproduced, the curiosity that prompted him to explore it and the imagination with which he captured its essence on paper.…