ISBN: 9791254600290 - red figures: vase painting at the museo ridola, matera (12 Ergebnisse)

Hardback. Zustand: New. The red-figure vases from the National Museum "Domenico Ridola" in Matera and the Rizzon Collection - rich in precious Apulian and Lucanian pieces - offer a unique opportunity to grasp Magna Graecia antiquity from an unusual perspective through the photographs by Luigi Spina. Significant testimony to vase painting between the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, the museum's artefacts largely date back to the discoveries of Domenico Ridola (1841-1932) and form part of elaborate funerary assemblages, possessing great aesthetic and historical value through which everyday life is reflected in myths.In the book, black is the protagonist: it enhances the red figures and brings out the keen eye of photographer Luigi Spina. Anatomical details, drapery, and decorative motifs emerge in all their strength without the filter of museum cases, while touches of white enrich the vases' bichrome palette.Photographing a work of art means capturing its deep meaning to communicate it to the world. Far from the idea of a museum catalogue, the volume is rather a figurative atlas of antiquity.Text in English and Italian. …

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Rilegato. Zustand: new. Testo Italiano e Inglese. Milano, 2024; ril., pp. 192, ill. col., cm 22x28. I vasi italioti a figure rosse della Magna Grecia e della Collezione Rizzon, conservati nei Musei nazionali di Matera, nella sede del Museo Ridola, offrono l'occasione per percepire il mondo antico con occhi nuovi e per scoprire i suoi significati più reconditi, grazie alla fotografia di Luigi Spina. Testimonianza significativa della pittura vascolare tra il V e il IV secolo a.C., i manufatti del museo risalgono in gran parte alle scoperte di Domenico Ridola (1841-1932) e fanno parte di elaborati corredi funerari, di grande valore estetico e storico, grazie ai quali la vita quotidiana si riflette nei miti. Nel libro, il colore nero è il protagonista: esalta le figure rosse e mette in risalto lo sguardo attento del fotografo Luigi Spina. Dettagli anatomici, drappeggi e motivi decorativi emergono con tutta la loro forza senza il filtro delle teche museali, mentre i tocchi di bianco arricchiscono la bicromia dei vasi. Fotografare un'opera d'arte significa coglierne il significato profondo per comunicarlo al mondo. Lontano dall'idea di catalogo museale, il volume può essere piuttosto inteso come un atlante figurativo dell'antichità. Libro.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The red-figure vases from the National Museum "Domenico Ridola" of Matera in Italy and the Rizzon Collection rich in precious Apulian and Lucanian pieces offer a unique opportunity to grasp Magna Graecia antiquity from an unusual perspective through the photographs by Luigi Spina. Text in English and Italian.The red-figure vases from the National Museum "Domenico Ridola" in Matera and the Rizzon Collection rich in precious Apulian and Lucanian pieces offer a unique opportunity to grasp Magna Graecia antiquity from an unusual perspective through the photographs by Luigi Spina. Significant testimony to vase painting between the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, the museum's artifacts largely date back to the discoveries of Domenico Ridola (1841-1932) and form part of elaborate funerary assemblages, possessing great aesthetic and historical value through which everyday life is reflected in myths. In the book, black is the protagonist: it enhances the red figures and brings out the keen eye of photographer Luigi Spina. Anatomical details, drapery, and decorative motifs emerge in all their strength without the filter of museum cases, while touches of white enrich the vases' bichrome palette. Photographing a work of art means capturing its deep meaning to communicate it to the world. Far from the idea of a museum catalog, the volume is rather a figurative atlas of antiquity. Text in English and Italian.…

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176 pages, 196 colour illustrations. Hardback 26 x 19.5cms. ISBN: 9791254600290. A look at the red-figure vases - primarily Apulian and Lucanian - in the National Museum "Domenico Ridola" in Matera and the Rizzon Collection. Two short essays reflect on the collection. Followed by a catalogue of 26 vases, each extensively illustrated and described. Features 123 full-page photographs of the vases by Spina. Text in English and Italian.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Französisch | Produktart: Bücher | The red-figure vases from the National Museum “Domenico Ridola” of Matera in Italy and the Rizzon Collection – rich in precious Apulian and Lucanian pieces – offer a unique opportunity to grasp Magna Graecia antiquity from an unusual perspective through the photographs by Luigi Spina. Text in English and Italian.The red-figure vases from the National Museum “Domenico Ridola” in Matera and the Rizzon Collection – rich in precious Apulian and Lucanian pieces – offer a unique opportunity to grasp Magna Graecia antiquity from an unusual perspective through the photographs by Luigi Spina. Significant testimony to vase painting between the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, the museum's artifacts largely date back to the discoveries of Domenico Ridola (1841-1932) and form part of elaborate funerary assemblages, possessing great aesthetic and historical value through which everyday life is reflected in myths. In the book, black is the protagonist: it enhances the red figures and brings out the keen eye of photographer Luigi Spina. Anatomical details, drapery, and decorative motifs emerge in all their strength without the filter of museum cases, while touches of white enrich the vases' bichrome palette. Photographing a work of art means capturing its deep meaning to communicate it to the world. Far from the idea of a museum catalog, the volume is rather a figurative atlas of antiquity. Text in English and Italian.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. The red-figure vases from the National Museum "Domenico Ridola" in Matera and the Rizzon Collection - rich in precious Apulian and Lucanian pieces - offer a unique opportunity to grasp Magna Graecia antiquity from an unusual perspective through the photographs by Luigi Spina. Significant testimony to vase painting between the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, the museum's artefacts largely date back to the discoveries of Domenico Ridola (1841-1932) and form part of elaborate funerary assemblages, possessing great aesthetic and historical value through which everyday life is reflected in myths.In the book, black is the protagonist: it enhances the red figures and brings out the keen eye of photographer Luigi Spina. Anatomical details, drapery, and decorative motifs emerge in all their strength without the filter of museum cases, while touches of white enrich the vases' bichrome palette.Photographing a work of art means capturing its deep meaning to communicate it to the world. Far from the idea of a museum catalogue, the volume is rather a figurative atlas of antiquity.Text in English and Italian. …

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