Bellini e Belliniani in Romagna.

Firenze, Cantini 1992, cm.15,5x21, pp.319, 180 figure bn.e a colori nel testo, brossura copertina figurata a colori. Collana I Gigli dell'Arte,24.

Milano, Fabbri Ed. 1998, cm.29x34, pp.240, numerose figure a colori nt, legatura editoriale con sopraccoperta figurata a colori.

Testo in tedesco. Munchen, Hirmer Verlag 1998, cm.24x33, pp.240, 126 figg.bn.e num.figg.e tavv.a col.nt. legatura ed.in tutta tela,soprac.fig.a col. Testo in tedesco. Giovanni Bellini (um 1430-1516) ist der Begründer der venezianischen Malerei des Cinquecento. Seit jeher begeistert er durch seine Vorliebe für stillebenhafte Details, seine präzise Naturbeobachtung und sein Talent zur Erfassung von lyrischen Landschaftsstimmungen.15 Kunstliebhabern wie auch Fachleuten wird hier erstmals durch die Farbtafeln der Hauptwerke Bellinis samt ihrer klug ausgewählten Details, die Texte und den aktuellen Werkkatalog ein umfassendes Bild dieses um 1500 bedeutendsten venezianischen Malers geboten.12" Der Bellini-Kenner Anchise Tempestini präsentiert nun eine hinreißende Monographie, die den Renaissance-Maler umfassend würdigt und durch hervorragende Farbabbildungen besticht." (madame).

The A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts, 1971. Princeton, Washington, Princeton University Press - The National Gallery of Art 1979, cm.19x25, pp.XX,367, 227 illustrazioni in bianco e nero, legatura editoriale in tutta tela, con sopraccoperta figurata. Bollingen Series XXXV, 20. Edizione Inglese. Vasari’s Lives of the Most Excellent Architects, Painters, and Sculptors, first published in 1550, fixed for three hundred years general European views about the art of the Renaissance, and its influence still lingers today. While much has been written about Vasari’s writings, comparatively few full-length studies have dealt with the man himself. In this book, T.S.R. Boase offers a compelling account of Vasari’s life and career. At the same time, Boase explores Vasari’s ideas about the art and artists he described in the two editions of his Lives, placing these reflections in their contemporary context and later developments in art history and criticism. The result is an important appraisal of Vasari’s achievement, which despite its imperfections is without parallel in the history of Western art.