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Studiolo n°17
Raphael Raffaello
Art history
2021
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The year 2020 marks the half-thousandth anniversary of Raphael’s death. Issue 17 of Studiolo joins the celebrations with a thematic dossier dedicated to the latest research into the work of the Urbino painter, looking at his career, the richness of his output, the creative process, his many links with music and poetry, etc., thus rethinking the various facets of the Raphael myth.
232 pages - 160 color ill. - 13 ill. b&w
23 x 31 cm
ISBN 978-2-86589-133-7
ISSN 1635-0871
Summary
EDITORIAL
Francesca Alberti and Sam Stourdzé
DOSSIER
RAPHAEL / RAFFAELLO
10 “THEY ARE FAKE IN CLOTH, OR TRUE TAPESTRIES BROUGHT BACK.” THE (RE)NAISSANCE OF FAUX TAPESTRIES IN RAPHAEL’S WORKSHOP
Roxanne Loos
30 “RAFAELLO DA URBINO, THE GREAT MASTER OF THOSE WHO KNOW.” MARATTI, BELLORI, AND THE LEGACY OF RAPHAEL “UNIVERSAL PAINTER”
Vincenzo Mancuso
50 “BREAKING WAVE?” RAPHAEL IN CRITICISM AND ITALIAN ART OF THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY
Virginia Magnaghi
66 THE TRANSFIGURATION OF RAPHAEL. THE YEAR 1833
France Nerlich
VARIA
84 WINE, MUSIC, AND SEXUALITY, PARODY, AND EUROPEAN BURLESQUE TRADITION IN THE CARAVAGGESQUE PAINTERS OF UTRECHT
Philippe Morel
104 AVIGNON ARTISTS IN ROME IN THE 18TH CENTURY: A NEW STUDY HYPOTHESIS
Émilie Beck Saiello and Yves Di Domenico
120 “LOS BORRONES DE TICIANO.” THE VENETIAN BRUSHSTROKE AND ITS SPANISH TRANSLATIONS
Diane H. Bodart
142 REFLECTIONS ON THE APPRENTICESHIP OF PAINTERS IN ROME BETWEEN THE 15TH AND 17TH CENTURIES
Patrizia Cavazzini
FREE SPACE
156 THE DACES
Benjamin Crotty and Fanny Taillandier
160 A MONSTROUS MUSIC
Mikel Urquiza
166 GARMENT SCULPTURES
Jeanne Vicerial
172 A KIT APOCALYPSE
Mathieu Larnaudie
VILLA MEDICI,
HISTORY AND HERITAGE
182 THE DATABASE. SHIPMENTS FROM ROME IN PAINTING AND SCULPTURE 1804-1914
France Lechleiter
192 NEWS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ART HISTORY
200 SUMMARIES AND BIOGRAPHIES
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Each year, a thematic issue is published, featuring unpublished texts by researchers, authors, and artists. The journal provides insight into contemporary questions in the field of art history, promoting a multidisciplinary approach.
