“Canova, Hayez, Cicognara L’ultima gloria di Venezia” curated by F.Mazzocca, Paola Marini, Roberto De Feo
The exhibition Canova, Hayez, Cicognara. The last glory of Venice, is an opportunity to honour a special moment in the artistic history of the Serenissima, recalling that season of cultural revival in 1815 with the return from Paris of the four horses of St. Mark's, the city's symbolic work.
Paperback, 352 pages
“Casanova à Venise. Des mots et des images” di M. Delon, M. Sajous D’Oria – Lineadacqua
Flexible cover, 144 pages
“Cocktails in Venice. Tales of a barman” by Walter Bolzonella – Lineadacqua
Hardcover, 96pages
“Damien Hirst. Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable” italian edition by E. Geuna – Marsilio
Hovering between reality and fiction, Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable is Damien Hirst's new, great provocation, a project the artist has been working on for over ten years, complex and ambitious, exceptional in its dimensions and intentions.
Hardcover, 336 pages
“Henri Cartier-Bresson Le Grand Jeu” by M. Humery, S. Aubenas, J. Cercas – Marsilio
At the beginning of the 1970s, at the request of his long-time friends and collectors John and Dominique de Menil, Henri Cartier-Bresson went through the thousands of prints in his archive with the idea of choosing the most important and significant works of his career.
Hardcover, 350 pages
“Jacques Henri Lartigue. L’invenzione della felicità” by D. Curti, M. Perceval, C. Revol – Marsilio
The success and recognition of the work of Lartigue (Courbevoie, June 13, 1894 - Nice, September 12, 1986) came very late, when the artist was almost 70 years old. It was 1963, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York hosted an exhibition with the images that the photographer had taken at the beginning of his career, in the early years of the twentieth century, in front of which it was impossible not to recognize the obvious closeness with the work of the great Henri Cartier-Bresson.
Hardcover, 208 pages
“John Ruskin. Le pietre di Venezia” corated by Anna Ottani Cavina – Marsilio
The catalogue of the exhibition held at the Doge's Palace at the opening of the celebrations for the bicentenary of John Ruskin's birth recounts the long and fruitful love affair between the famous English critic and the city of Venice.
Paperback, 219 pages
“L’ arte di vivere a Venezia. Architettura e cucina” by Toto Bergamo Rossi, Lydia Fasoli – Marsilio
This book takes us behind the stunning facades of Venetian palaces and gives us the opportunity to explore rich interiors, discover lush secret gardens and savor the delicious local cuisine.
Hardcover, 240 pages
“Marco Polo. Testimonies of an extraordinary journey” by Guido Fuga, Lele Vianello – Lineadacqua
Hardcover, 120 pages
“Murano a history of glass” Rosa Barovier Mentasti, G. Mentasti
A long journey that, with scientific precision and narrative clarity, explains the origins and developments of Venetian glass production
Paperback, 88 pages
“Mysteries of the Lagoon and Witches’ Tales. Guide to arcane places among the islands of Venice” by Alberto Toso Fei – Elzeviro Editore
Four enchanting itineraries (to be covered by boat or public transport) that touch all the most beautiful islands in the Venice lagoon
Paperback, 200 pages
“Raffaello e l’eco del mito” by M. C. Rodeschini – Marsilio
Catalogue of the exhibition (Bergamo, 17 January-6 May 2018) The exhibition stems from the presence in the Carrara Academy of Raphael's Saint Sebastian, the most famous work in the entire gallery.
Paperback, 305 pages
“Re-visioning Venice 1893-2013 Ongania/Romagnosi” di Angelo Maggi – Lineadacqua
Multilingual Edition
Hardcover, 168 pages
“Shakespeare in Venice. Exploring the city with Shylock and Othello” Shaul Bassi, Alberto Toso Fei – Elzeviro Editore
A very refined and particular guide to Venice, which invites you to get lost in the labyrinth of calli and campielli to find the characters and places of William Shakespeare
Flexible cover, 224 pages
“Tintoretto (1519-1594)” by R. Echols, F. Ilchman – Marsilio
Catalogue of the exhibition in Venice, 7 September 2018-6 January 2019
The 500th anniversary of Tintoretto's birth is an opportunity to retrace the entire career of this great artist through the research of his greatest scholars, both Italian and foreign.
Paperback, 308 pages
“Venetian legends and ghost stories. A guide to places of mystery in Venice” English edition, di Alberto Toso Fei, Vito Vecellio – Elzeviro Editore
Four fascinating itineraries to discover the darkest and most obscure face of Venice
Paperback, 214 pages
“Veneziaenigma. Thirteen centuries of chronicles, mysteries, curiosities and extraordinary events poised between history and myth” English edition, Alberto Toso Fei
A mapping of places and anecdotes that, like an immense mosaic reassembled, piece by piece, reveals the enigmatic essence of Venice
Paperback, 400 pages
“Venice celebrates” Madile Gambier, Angela Munari
This book traces the history of the most important festivities that are still highlights of city life today.
Paperback, 64 pages
“Venice: the Basics” Giorgio Gianighian, Paola Pavanini
Understanding how Venice is made, how it works, and how it worked is the first step to experiencing and enjoying it.
Flexible cover, 80 pages
“Vetri artistici. Antonio Salviati 1866-1877. Museo del vetro di Murano” by A. Dorigato, P. Migliaccio – Marsilio
The third volume of the systematic cataloguing of the collections of the Murano Glass Museum examines the late production of the renowned Antonio Salviati furnace.
Hardcover, 193 pagese