Pucci de Rossi (English and French Edition)
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| Rating | : | 4.12 (688 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 2915542937 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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Jean-Louis Gaillemin conducts research on fine arts and literature. For the past two decades she has worked as a practising lawyer in the United States. Lauren J. . Fishbein was Pucci de Rossi's apprentice from 1975 to 1977. In 1978, she obtained her diploma of maestro d'arte from the Istituto d'Arte Napoleone Nani de Vérone. Preface
Fishbein was Pucci de Rossi's apprentice from 1975 to 1977. About the Author Preface by Nancy Huston, a novelist. A decorator at the Palace before becoming a collagist, he made his leap into journalism by creating the magazines Beaux-Arts and Objet D'Art. In 1978, she obtained her diploma of maestro d'arte from the Istituto d'Arte Napoleone Nani de Vérone. Lauren J. Writer and photographer, she is the author of Rajasthan : le temps révélé (Assouline, 2015) and Japan Express (Le seuil, 2003). He taught History of Contemporary Art and Design at the Sorbonne, and is the co-author of Les Décorateurs des années 40 (1998), André Dubreuil (2006), and Hubert Le Gall (2013), all published by Éditions Norma. Jean-Louis Gaillemin conducts research on fine arts and literature. . Laurie Verniere shared
"My profession was a game to me,” he once remarked. Pucci de Rossi created more than 900 pieces during his lifetime; this book gives him the commemoration he deserves.Text in English and French.. "I was cutting, I was making, I was inventing." His first designs, steeped in poetry and humor, recalled the minimalism of Arte Povera as much as Studio Memphis' neobaroque. Some of his most notable accomplishments involve designing the layout for the Barbara Bui boutique in Paris, and the palace of the auctioneer Jean-Claude Binoche in Venice. In his hands, even the most modest materials transcended themselves to become works of great visual and functional power. Originally from Verona, and trained by the American sculptor H. Walker, Pucci de Rossi created his first pieces by assembling wooden furniture to make some rather odd-looking and unstable forms, somewhere between thrones and time machines. Ba