The Metropolitan Museum of Art Guide.

New York, Hacker Art Books 1970, cm.16x24,5, pp.623, 10 tavv.e 367 ill.bn.nt. legatura ed.in tutta tela, titoli in oro al dorso.

Contiene: M. Spallone, Il Par. lat. 10318 (Salmasiano): dal manoscritto alto-medievale ad una raccolta enciclopedica tardo-antica (tav. I-IX); O. Pecere, La «subscriptio» di Statilio Massimo e la tradizione delle «Agrarie» di Cicerone (tav. X-XIV); M. Degli Innocenti, L'«Elucidarium» o l'«Elucidario» in antico milanese fonte di Bonvesin da la Riva; M. Regogliosi, Due nuove lettere di Lorenzo Valla; P. Medioli Masotti, L'Accademia romana e la congiura del 1468 (con un'appendice di Augusto Campana); A. Levine, The notes to Poliziano's «Iliad»; H.D. Saffrey, Les images populaires de saints dominicains à Venise au XVe siècle et l'édition par Alde Manuce des «Epistole» de sainte Catherine de Sienne (tav. XV-XXII); Gius. Billanovich - E. Menegazzo, Tito Livio nell'umanesimo veneto: I. E. Menegazzo, Controversia giudiziaria per un codice di Livio; II. G. Billanovich, Maestri di retorica e fortuna di Livio; Miscellanea; Indici. A cura di Giuseppe Billanovich, Augusto Campana, Carlo Dionisotti, Mirella Ferrari, Paolo Sambin. Padova, Editrice Antenore 1983, cm.17x25, pp.VIII,433,(5), brossura ; intonso.

2024, cm.25x27, pp.320 illustrazioni a colori, hardvover, clothbound, dustjacket. The Legion of Honor, founded in 1924, is one of San Francisco’s oldest art museums. Perched on a hill in the quiet splendor of Lincoln Park, overlooking a panorama of hills, water, and sky, the museum draws visitors and scholars from all over the world. A city museum since its founding, the Legion united with the de Young in 1972 to become the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, conserving and presenting an inclusive, wide-ranging collection that dates from the fourth millennium BC to the twenty-first century. Published to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of the Legion of Honor, this volume presents one hundred artworks selected from the Legion’s curatorial departments: ancient art; European paintings; European decorative arts and sculpture; costume and textile arts; and works of art on paper. Engaging curatorial introductions to the objects, poetic essays exploring the theme of each section, concise histories of the Legion and its curatorial departments, and an illustrated timeline of the museum’s history, all accompanied by sumptuous new photography, present this cherished museum to audiences today and offer new ways of connecting with its artworks. The diversity of permanent-collection objects featured in Legion of Honor 100 represents the deep and varied perspectives on view in the museum’s galleries, conveying the centrality of art in the human experience.

A cura dell'Università degli Studi di Siena. Firenze, Regione Toscana - Toscana Musei 1993, cm.17x24, pp.116, brossura con copertina figurata.