Stuccowork and Painting in Italy. (Variorum Collected Studies)
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Stuccowork and Painting in Italy. (Variorum Collected Studies) (1999)
EN HC USISBN: 9780860787860 bzw. 0860787869, in Englisch, Variorum, Aldershot Hampshire, England, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Cosmo Books [7867], Shropshire., United Kingdom.
372 Pages. Institutional stamp on front endpaper. Boards and edges of the page are lightly marked. This volume brings together Professor Ling´s main papers on stuccowork and painting in Roman Italy, work which over the last thirty years has made a major contribution to our understanding of Roman interior decoration. It includes his studies on the origins of stucco decoration and of landscape painting, and primary publications of stuccowork from Pozzuoli (ancient Puteoli) and Baia. Also included are articles on iconographical themes, such as the rape of Hylas and the mysterious `cylinders´ which feature on athletics scenes. The volume concludes with two recent papers, one focusing on tomb-chambers, the other on dining rooms, which probe the relation of paintings to their architectural and functional context. Contents: Introduction; Stuccowork; Stucco decoration in pre-Augustan Italy; Some Roman stucco reliefs from Pozzuoli now in the British Museum; The San Vito tomb at Pozzuoli; The Stanze di Venere at Baia; Stucco decorations at Baia; ´Cylinders´ in Campanian art; Studius and the beginnings of Roman landscape painting; Hylas in Pompeian art; Roman paintings and stucco reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum; The paintings of the Columbarium of Villa Doria Pamphili in Rome; The decoration of Roman triclinia; Index Size: .6 x 17 x 5.6 cm.
372 Pages. Institutional stamp on front endpaper. Boards and edges of the page are lightly marked. This volume brings together Professor Ling´s main papers on stuccowork and painting in Roman Italy, work which over the last thirty years has made a major contribution to our understanding of Roman interior decoration. It includes his studies on the origins of stucco decoration and of landscape painting, and primary publications of stuccowork from Pozzuoli (ancient Puteoli) and Baia. Also included are articles on iconographical themes, such as the rape of Hylas and the mysterious `cylinders´ which feature on athletics scenes. The volume concludes with two recent papers, one focusing on tomb-chambers, the other on dining rooms, which probe the relation of paintings to their architectural and functional context. Contents: Introduction; Stuccowork; Stucco decoration in pre-Augustan Italy; Some Roman stucco reliefs from Pozzuoli now in the British Museum; The San Vito tomb at Pozzuoli; The Stanze di Venere at Baia; Stucco decorations at Baia; ´Cylinders´ in Campanian art; Studius and the beginnings of Roman landscape painting; Hylas in Pompeian art; Roman paintings and stucco reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum; The paintings of the Columbarium of Villa Doria Pamphili in Rome; The decoration of Roman triclinia; Index Size: .6 x 17 x 5.6 cm.
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Stuccowork and Painting in Italy. (Variorum Collected Studies) (1999)
EN HC USISBN: 9780860787860 bzw. 0860787869, in Englisch, Variorum, Aldershot Hampshire, England, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Cosmo Books [7867], Shropshire., United Kingdom.
372 Pages. Institutional stamp on front endpaper. UNREAD. This volume brings together Professor Ling´s main papers on stuccowork and painting in Roman Italy, work which over the last thirty years has made a major contribution to our understanding of Roman interior decoration. It includes his studies on the origins of stucco decoration and of landscape painting, and primary publications of stuccowork from Pozzuoli (ancient Puteoli) and Baia. Also included are articles on iconographical themes, such as the rape of Hylas and the mysterious `cylinders´ which feature on athletics scenes. The volume concludes with two recent papers, one focusing on tomb-chambers, the other on dining rooms, which probe the relation of paintings to their architectural and functional context. Contents: Introduction; Stuccowork; Stucco decoration in pre-Augustan Italy; Some Roman stucco reliefs from Pozzuoli now in the British Museum; The San Vito tomb at Pozzuoli; The Stanze di Venere at Baia; Stucco decorations at Baia; ´Cylinders´ in Campanian art; Studius and the beginnings of Roman landscape painting; Hylas in Pompeian art; Roman paintings and stucco reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum; The paintings of the Columbarium of Villa Doria Pamphili in Rome; The decoration of Roman triclinia; Index Size: .6 x 17 x 5.6 cm.
372 Pages. Institutional stamp on front endpaper. UNREAD. This volume brings together Professor Ling´s main papers on stuccowork and painting in Roman Italy, work which over the last thirty years has made a major contribution to our understanding of Roman interior decoration. It includes his studies on the origins of stucco decoration and of landscape painting, and primary publications of stuccowork from Pozzuoli (ancient Puteoli) and Baia. Also included are articles on iconographical themes, such as the rape of Hylas and the mysterious `cylinders´ which feature on athletics scenes. The volume concludes with two recent papers, one focusing on tomb-chambers, the other on dining rooms, which probe the relation of paintings to their architectural and functional context. Contents: Introduction; Stuccowork; Stucco decoration in pre-Augustan Italy; Some Roman stucco reliefs from Pozzuoli now in the British Museum; The San Vito tomb at Pozzuoli; The Stanze di Venere at Baia; Stucco decorations at Baia; ´Cylinders´ in Campanian art; Studius and the beginnings of Roman landscape painting; Hylas in Pompeian art; Roman paintings and stucco reliefs in the Victoria and Albert Museum; The paintings of the Columbarium of Villa Doria Pamphili in Rome; The decoration of Roman triclinia; Index Size: .6 x 17 x 5.6 cm.
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Stuccowork and Painting in Italy (Collected Studies) (1999)
EN HC USISBN: 9780860787860 bzw. 0860787869, in Englisch, 358 Seiten, Variorum, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
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A collection of 12 articles first published in journals between 1966 and 1995. Earlier papers deal with stuccowork and are directed towards the publication of unknown or little known material, the establishment of provenance and date, and the working out of patterns of typological development. Later papers are concerned more with painting, examining antiquarian issues related to subject matter and iconography, as well as the relationship of subject matter to room function in the decoration of Pompeian dining rooms. Other topics include the influence of Studius on the beginnings of landscape painting, and the choice of subjects in the decoration of a chamber-tomb of the early Imperial period. Hardcover, Label: Variorum, Variorum, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 1999-09, Studio: Variorum, Verkaufsrang: 13619331.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, CosmoBooks Sent from the UK.
A collection of 12 articles first published in journals between 1966 and 1995. Earlier papers deal with stuccowork and are directed towards the publication of unknown or little known material, the establishment of provenance and date, and the working out of patterns of typological development. Later papers are concerned more with painting, examining antiquarian issues related to subject matter and iconography, as well as the relationship of subject matter to room function in the decoration of Pompeian dining rooms. Other topics include the influence of Studius on the beginnings of landscape painting, and the choice of subjects in the decoration of a chamber-tomb of the early Imperial period. Hardcover, Label: Variorum, Variorum, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 1999-09, Studio: Variorum, Verkaufsrang: 13619331.
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