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Book is in good condition. Minimal signs of wear. It May have markings or highlights but kept to only a few pages. May not come with supplemental materials if applicable.
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Near Fine in Near Fine jacket. Folio-over 12-15" tall Folio-over 12-15" tall. 888pp. Near fine hardcover in like dust-jacket. Very tiny bumps to corners. Beautifully illustrated. Pages pristine. Extra international shipping required.
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Near Fine in Near Fine jacket. Book. 4to-over 9¾-12" tall. Illustrated in sepia and black & white. With a bibliography and index. xvii, 863 pages. 4to. Hardcover: tan cloth over beige boards. In a dust jacket. Near Fine/Near Fine.
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As New. 1/2 beige cloth with paper covered boards and color illustrated dustjacket. 863 pp., profusely illustrated. This is an extraordinary example of contemporary scholarship in both art history Domenico's early painted series the Fourteen Stations of the Cross of 1747 in San Polo in Venice is stamped with his solidly quotidian vision. His twenty-four etchings tracing the Holy Family's journey to Egypt reveal his interest in sequential imagery, while his views of country life for the Villa Valmarana of 1757 demonstrate his gifts as a genre painter. Domenico worked with his father in Madrid from 1762 to 1770 and then returned to Venice. He married in 1774, served as president of the Venetian Academy in 1783, and gradually retired from official duties before his death in 1804. By 1785 Domenico had moved from Venice to the Tiepolo villa at Zianigo on the outskirts of the city and worked simply to please himself. His painted decorations for his house, now in the Ca'Rezzonico, Venice, are among his most personal and brilliant works. It was, however, his large finished drawings produced during his final years that established his reputation as a major artist. They belong to three long series-the adventures of the commedia dell'arte character Punchinello (the most well known); scenes of everyday life in the Veneto; and the New Testament-and are his most original accomplishments. This book publishes and examines the entire cycle of his 313 "New Testament" drawings.
