Massimo Campigli - 4 Works and Catalogues - 1941-1995

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Massimo Campigli, 4 Works and Catalogues, a four‑volume Italian collection of his graphic works with titles Campigli. Catalogo ragionato dell'opera grafica (1930–1969), Massimo Campigli (Palazzo dei Diamanti, 1979), Arte Moderna Italiana N. 20: Massimo Campigli (1941), and Scrupoli (1955).

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1. Campigli - Catalogo ragionato dell'opera grafica (Litografie e incisioni) 1930 - 1969
• Title: Campigli. Catalogo ragionato dell'opera grafica (litografie e incisioni) 1930 - 1969
• Authors: Francesco Meloni and Luigi Tavola
• Publisher: Edizioni Graphis Arte (Livorno)
• Year of publication: 1995
• Number of pages: 196 pages
• Brief description: A fundamental reference work for collectors and art historians. It collects, catalogues, and reproduces the entire engraving and lithograph output of the master over almost four decades, documenting editions, states, and variants

2. Massimo Campigli - Palazzo dei Diamanti (1979)
• Title: Massimo Campigli
• Author/Curator: Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna (critical texts by Umbro Apollonio)
• Publisher: Comune di Ferrara
• Year of publication: 1979
• Number of pages: 130 pages (not formally paginated, including plates)
• Brief description: Official catalog of the major retrospective held at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara from 30 June to 7 October 1979. Contains a rich apparatus of color and black-and-white reproductions of the works on display

3. Arte Moderna Italiana N. 20: Massimo Campigli (Edizione Numerata)
• Title: Massimo Campigli
• Author: Raffaele Carrieri (in the series curated by Giovanni Scheiwiller)
• Publisher: Ulrico Hoepli Editore (Milano)
• Year of publication: 1941 (Year XIX of the Fascist Era)
• Number of pages: 78 total pages (approximately 42 pages of text and introduction + 36 illustrated plates outside the text)
• Note of prestige: From the photos it appears this is exemplar No. 688 belonging to a limited and numbered edition of only 1000 copies.
• Brief description: A historic pocket monograph of the famous Italian Modern Art series. It offers Carrieri's critical essay together with a selection of reproductions of the most significant works produced up to the early 1940s

4. Scrupoli
• Title: Scrupoli
• Author: Massimo Campigli (with 5 drawings by the artist)
• Publisher: Edizioni del Cavallino (Venice)
• Year of publication: 1955
• Number of pages: 60 pages (about 55 printed on bluish/greenish paper)
• Brief description: A precious autobiographical and theoretical volume written directly by Campigli. An intimate diary in which the painter recounts his art, his aesthetic reflections, and his creative "scruples", enriched by his own internal graphics. Printed in only 1000 numbered copies

1. Campigli - Catalogo ragionato dell'opera grafica (Litografie e incisioni) 1930 - 1969
• Title: Campigli. Catalogo ragionato dell'opera grafica (litografie e incisioni) 1930 - 1969
• Authors: Francesco Meloni and Luigi Tavola
• Publisher: Edizioni Graphis Arte (Livorno)
• Year of publication: 1995
• Number of pages: 196 pages
• Brief description: A fundamental reference work for collectors and art historians. It collects, catalogues, and reproduces the entire engraving and lithograph output of the master over almost four decades, documenting editions, states, and variants

2. Massimo Campigli - Palazzo dei Diamanti (1979)
• Title: Massimo Campigli
• Author/Curator: Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna (critical texts by Umbro Apollonio)
• Publisher: Comune di Ferrara
• Year of publication: 1979
• Number of pages: 130 pages (not formally paginated, including plates)
• Brief description: Official catalog of the major retrospective held at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara from 30 June to 7 October 1979. Contains a rich apparatus of color and black-and-white reproductions of the works on display

3. Arte Moderna Italiana N. 20: Massimo Campigli (Edizione Numerata)
• Title: Massimo Campigli
• Author: Raffaele Carrieri (in the series curated by Giovanni Scheiwiller)
• Publisher: Ulrico Hoepli Editore (Milano)
• Year of publication: 1941 (Year XIX of the Fascist Era)
• Number of pages: 78 total pages (approximately 42 pages of text and introduction + 36 illustrated plates outside the text)
• Note of prestige: From the photos it appears this is exemplar No. 688 belonging to a limited and numbered edition of only 1000 copies.
• Brief description: A historic pocket monograph of the famous Italian Modern Art series. It offers Carrieri's critical essay together with a selection of reproductions of the most significant works produced up to the early 1940s

4. Scrupoli
• Title: Scrupoli
• Author: Massimo Campigli (with 5 drawings by the artist)
• Publisher: Edizioni del Cavallino (Venice)
• Year of publication: 1955
• Number of pages: 60 pages (about 55 printed on bluish/greenish paper)
• Brief description: A precious autobiographical and theoretical volume written directly by Campigli. An intimate diary in which the painter recounts his art, his aesthetic reflections, and his creative "scruples", enriched by his own internal graphics. Printed in only 1000 numbered copies

Details

Number of books
4
Subject
Art history, Illustrated
Book title
4 Works and Catalogues
Author/ Illustrator
Massimo Campigli
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1941
Publication year youngest item
1995
Edition
Numbered edition, Other edition
Language
Italian
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Edizioni Graphis Arte
Binding/ Material
Softback
Number of pages
464
Sold by
ItalyVerified
258
Objects sold
96.15%
Private

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