Italian, 1825–1903The Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today Roxana Marcoci. Essays by Roxana Marcoci, Geoffrey Batchen, and Tobia Bezzola, 2010 Exhibition catalogue, Hardcover, 256 ...

Anton Giulio Bragaglia was the intellectual leader of Italian Futurist photography; he made his photographs in collaboration with his younger brother Arturo Bragaglia. Anton Giulio completed his ...

Charles Baudelaire, “Pourquoi la sculpture est ennuyeuse,” Salon de 1846, in Baudelaire, Écrits sur l’art (Paris : Le Livre de poche, 1999), 228-232. Rosso quoted in Francesco Guzzetti, “ Femme à la ...

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Francesca Ferrari: We thought we’d start with a little background about where and when Three Women at the Spring was made. In this photograph, you see Picasso, at age 39, all decked out in summer ...

Susan Rothenberg was a visionary artist. We met around 1969 and became friends. I asked her to work with me. Working together brings closeness. One’s memories are often inspired by photographs. I see ...