Jacopo Stoppa - Il Morazzone - 2003





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Il Morazzone by Jacopo Stoppa, a hardbound Italian monograph on Baroque Lombard painting, 328 pages, first edition 2003 by 5 Continents, in excellent condition.
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Author: Jacopo Stoppa, esteemed associate professor of Modern Art History at the University of Milan and expert in Lombard painting of the 17th century.
Publisher: 5 Continents Editions, Milan
Year of Publication: 2003.
First Edition? Yes, this is the first and only original hardbound edition of this indispensable scientific work.
Number of Pages: The volume counts exactly 328 pages.
Structure and Illustrations: Large format (about 24 x 29.7 cm), elegantly bound in rigid board with a color illustrated dust jacket. The work inside contains an extraordinary iconographic apparatus consisting of no fewer than 71 color plates out of the text and 200 black-and-white reproductions in the text.
This book is considered by dealers and auction houses an indispensable "reference catalog" for the attribution of works of Lombard Seventeenth-Century painting. Being out of print for some time with the publisher, anyone wishing to authenticate or study a Morazzone painting must necessarily obtain this edition on the antiquarian market.
Author: Jacopo Stoppa, esteemed associate professor of Modern Art History at the University of Milan and expert in Lombard painting of the 17th century.
Publisher: 5 Continents Editions, Milan
Year of Publication: 2003.
First Edition? Yes, this is the first and only original hardbound edition of this indispensable scientific work.
Number of Pages: The volume counts exactly 328 pages.
Structure and Illustrations: Large format (about 24 x 29.7 cm), elegantly bound in rigid board with a color illustrated dust jacket. The work inside contains an extraordinary iconographic apparatus consisting of no fewer than 71 color plates out of the text and 200 black-and-white reproductions in the text.
This book is considered by dealers and auction houses an indispensable "reference catalog" for the attribution of works of Lombard Seventeenth-Century painting. Being out of print for some time with the publisher, anyone wishing to authenticate or study a Morazzone painting must necessarily obtain this edition on the antiquarian market.

