9788809761780 - parmigianino. ediz. illustrata (dossier d'art) von coliva, anna (3 Ergebnisse)
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Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Softcover. Italian. See images for condition. About the book >.>.> Parmigianino by Anna Coliva explores the life and artistic journey of Francesco Mazzola, known as Parmigianino, a significant figure in th…e Italian Renaissance. Born into a family connected to the artistic sphere, Parmigianino was deeply influenced by the remarkable works of Correggio and his distinctive style emerged through his experiences in Parma, a city that provided him with formative exposure to various artistic influences. His character, described by his first biographer Giorgio Vasari, reflects an aristocratic elegance marked by a refined detachment, compatible with the cultural circles he navigated.The narrative delves into Parmigianino's individualism, which often skewed towards extremes, shaped by a preference for private commissions rather than public collaborative projects. Despite numerous prestigious opportunities, his participation in significant collective decorative undertakings, such as the frescoes in Parma Cathedral and the decoration of the Sala dei Pontefici in the Vatican, frequently failed to materialise. This reluctance for collaboration contrasted with the high regard in which he was held, highlighted by the sacrifices made by his uncles, Michele and Pier Mario, who prioritised his career over their own. Notably, during the turbulent events of the Sack of Rome in 1527, Parmigianino's composure set him apart from his contemporaries, indicating his unique stature amidst the chaos.Coliva?s exploration provides a detailed portrait of an artist whose personal and professional lives intertwined with the artistic developments of his time, reflecting both his contributions and the circumstances that shaped his artistic legacy. This comprehensive examination offers valuable insights into the complexities of Parmigianino's career and the nuances of his artistic expression.
