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Busch-Reisinger Museum Scrapbook, 1966-1968

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The image shows an open book displaying a section titled "SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY." This bibliography lists various publications related to the artist Giorgio Morandi. The entries include articles, exhibition catalogs, and books, each with detailed publication information such as the author, title, publication date, page numbers, and publisher. The bibliography is organized chronologically, starting from the earliest publication in 1932 up to 1981. The entries are written in English and Italian, reflecting the international interest and scholarship on Morandi's work. The book appears to be part of a scholarly or academic text, likely focusing on the art and life of Giorgio Morandi.

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The image displays a selected bibliography of works related to the artist Giorgio Morandi. The entries list various articles, books, and exhibition catalogues, detailing authors, titles, publication sources, dates, and sometimes page numbers. Here is a detailed summary of the bibliography:

  1. Ardengo Soffici: "Morandi." Settimello, no. 18, March 1932.
  2. Gino Visentini: "Appunti per Morandi." Emporium, LXXX (478), October 1934, pp. 216-219.
  3. Cesare Brandi: "Cammino di Morandi." Le Arti, III, February-March 1939, pp. 243-255.
  4. Arnaldo Beccaria: Giorgio Morandi (Arte Moderna Italiana, vol. 2). Milan, 1939.
  5. Sergio Bettini: "Morandi, incisore." Emporium, XCIX-544, April 1944, pp. 171-180.
  6. Cesare Brandi: Morandi. Florence, 1942.
  7. Cesare Gnudi: Morandi. Florence, 1946.
  8. Mario Bacchelli: "Giorgio Morandi." Magazine of Art, 40th, October 1947, pp. 226-229.
  9. Mario Ramous: Giorgio Morandi. Bologna, 1949.
  10. Gian Alberto Dell'Acqua: "La peinture métaphysique." Cahiers d'Art, XXV, 1950, pp. 121-165.
  11. Francesco Arcangeli: "La peinture italienne en 1920." Cahiers d'Art, XXV, 1950, pp. 188-192.
    • Reproduced.
  12. Francesco Arcangeli: "Morandi." Quaderni del Girasole, Bologna, 1953 (second edition, revised and expanded).
  13. Francesco Arcangeli: "Morandi on Guido Reni of Bologna." ArtNews, 51:10, February 1953, pp. 24-27, 66-67.
  14. John Berger: "Morandi, the Metaphysician of Bologna." Art News, 53:10, February 1955, pp. 26-27, 64-67.
  15. Francesco Arcangeli: "Notes on Contemporary Italian Painting." Burlington Magazine, XCVII-627, June 1955, pp. 174-180.
  16. Hans Platschek: "Giorgio Morandi. Erinnerungen an seine Ausstellung." Welt, 44:7, July 1957, pp. 253-256.
  17. Lamberto Vitali: Giorgio Morandi: opera grafica. Milan, 1957 (with facsimiles of 112 of the 117 etchings reproduced).
  18. Cesare Brandi: Ritratto di Morandi. Milan, 1960.
  19. Francesco Arcangeli: Giorgio Morandi. Milan, 1964.
  20. Werner Haftmann and Giorgio de Chirico: Giorgio Morandi: Gemälde, Aquarelle, Zeichnungen, Druckgraphik. Bielefeld, 1964.
  21. Alberto Martini: Giorgio Morandi: Il Maestro del Colore. Iv, Milan, 1964.
  22. Liberto Vitali: Giorgio Morandi, pittore. Milan, 1964.
  23. Lamberto Vitali: L’opera grafica di Giorgio Morandi. Turin, 1964 (revised edition, with 14 additional etchings).
  24. Roberto Longhi: "Giorgio Morandi." XXVIII Biennale Internazionale d'arte Venezia, 1956, pp. 22-29.
  25. John Rewald: "Visit with Morandi." Tactus IV (catalogue of exhibition at Loeb and Krugier Galleries, New York), May 1967.

This list showcases a range of critical analyses, exhibition reviews, and books that discuss Giorgio Morandi's work in painting, etching, and other artistic aspects.

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The image shows two open pages from a book titled "SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY." These pages list various academic references related to the artist Giorgio Morandi.

Left Page:

  • Ardengo Soffici: "Morandi," Il Selvaggio, no. 13, March 1932.
  • Gino Visentini: "Appunti per Morandi," Emporium, LXXXVI (478), October 1934, pp. 216-219.
  • Cesare Brandi: "Cammino di Morandi," L'Arte, I, 13, February-March 1939, pp. 245-255.
  • Arnaldo Boccanera: "Giorgio Morandi," Arte Moderna Italiana, vol. 32, Milan, 1939.
  • Luigi Bartolini: "Morandi," incisiore," Emporium, XCI (944), April 1949, pp. 173-180.
  • Cesare Brandi: "Morandi," Florence, 1942.
  • Cesare Brandi: "Morandi," Florence, 1946.
  • Mario Bacchelli: "Giorgio Morandi," Magazine of Art, 40 (6), October 1947, pp. 226-229.
  • Gian Alberto Dell'Acqua: "La peinture métaphysique," Cahiers d'Art, XXV, 1950, pp. 121-163.
  • Francesco Arcangeli: "La peinture italienne en 1920," Cahiers d'Art, XXV, 1950, pp. 188-192.
  • Cesare Brandi: "Morandi," Florence, 1953 (second edition, revised and expanded).

Right Page:

  • John Berger: "Morandi, the Metaphysician of Bologna," Art News, 53 (19), February 1955, pp. 24-29, 64-67.
  • Francesco Arcangeli: "Note on Contemporary Italian Painting," Burlington Magazine, XCVII (627), June 1955, pp. 174-180.
  • Hans Friedrich Geis: "Giorgio Morandi, Erinnerungen an eine Ausstellung," Werk, 44 (7), July 1957, pp. 253-258.
  • Lamberto Vitali: "Giorgio Morandi, opera grafica," Milan, 1957 (with facsimiles of 112 of the 117 etchings reproduced).
  • Cesare Brandi: "Ritratto di Morandi," Milan, 1960.
  • Werner Haftmann and Giorgio de Chirico: "Giorgio Morandi, Gemalde, Aquarelle, Zeichnungen," Bielefeld, 1964.
  • Alberto Martini: "Giorgio Morandi (I Maestri del Colore, 18)," Milan, 1964.
  • Lamberto Vitali: "L'opera grafica di Giorgio Morandi," Turin, 1964 (revised edition, no facsimiles, with 14 additional etchings).
  • Roberto Longhi: "Giorgio Morandi," XXXIII Biennale Internazionale d'Arte Venezia, 1966, pp. 22-29.
  • John Rewald: "Visit with Morandi," Turior, IV (catalogue of exhibition at Loeb and Krugier Gallery, New York), May 1967.

The entries include various articles, books, and exhibition catalogs that discuss Giorgio Morandi's work and contributions to the art world. The references span from 1932 to 1967, indicating a broad range of scholarly interest and critical analysis over several decades.

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The image shows two pages from a book, specifically a section titled "Selected Bibliography." This section lists various references and publications related to the artist Giorgio Morandi.

The left page (page 38) contains the following entries:

  1. Ardengo Soffici, "Morandi," L'Italia nova, no. 13, March 1932.
  2. Gino Visentini, "Appunti per Morandi," Emporium, LXXXIV/478, October 1934, pp. 216-219.
  3. Cesare Brandi, "Caminetto di Morandi," Le Arti, I/11, February-March 1939, pp. 245-255.
  4. Arrigo Beccaria, Giorgio Morandi (Arte Moderna Italiana, vol. 32), Milan, 1939.
  5. Luigi Bartolini, "Morandi, inciseur," Emporium, XCI-544, April 1949, pp. 173-180.
  6. Cesare Brandi, Morandi, Florence, 1942.
  7. Cesare Giardi, Morandi, Florence, 1946.
  8. Mario Baccielli, "Giorgio Morandi," Magonia of Art, 40/6, October 1947, pp. 226-229.
  9. Mario Ramusino, Giorgio Morandi, Bologna, 1949.
  10. Gian Alberto Dell'Acqua, "La pittura metafisica," Cabiers d'art, XXV, 1950, pp. 121-163.
  11. Francesco Arcangeli, "La pittura italiana in 1920," Cabiers d'art, XXV, 1950, pp. 188-192.
  12. Cesare Brandi, Morandi, Florence, 1953 (second edition, revised and expanded).

The right page (page 39) continues with additional entries:

  1. John Berger, "Morandi, the Metaphysician of Bologna," Art News, 53/19, February 1955, pp. 28-29, 64-67.
  2. Francesco Arcangeli, "Note on Contemporary Italian Painting," Burlington Magazine, CXVII/827, June 1955, pp. 174-180.
  3. Hans Friedrich Geier, Giorgio Morandi: Einstürzende neue Ausstellungen, Warburg, 44/7, July 1957, pp. 253-258.
  4. Lamberto Vitali, Giorgio Morandi: opera grafica, Milan, 1957 (with facsimiles of 112 of the 117 etchings reproduced).
  5. Cesare Brandi, Ritratti di Morandi, Milan, 1960.
  6. Werner Haftmann and Giorgio de Chirico, Giorgio Morandi: Gemalde, Aquarelle, Zeichnungen, Bielefeld, 1964.
  7. Alberto Martini, Giorgio Morandi (I Maestri del Colore, 18), Milan, 1964.
  8. Lamberto Vitali, Giorgio Morandi, pittore, Milan, 1964.
  9. Lamberto Vitali, L'opera grafica di Giorgio Morandi, Turin, 1964 (revised edition, no facsimiles, with 14 additional etchings).
  10. Roberto Longhi, "Giorgio Morandi," XXXIII Biennale Internazionale d'Arte, Venice, 1966, pp. 22-29.
  11. John Rewald, "Visit with Morandi," Taschen, IV (catalogue of exhibition at Loeb and Krugier Gallery, New York), May 1967.

This bibliography provides a comprehensive list of significant publications and articles about Giorgio Morandi, illustrating the critical reception and scholarly interest in his work from the early 1930s to the mid-1960s.

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The image shows a page from a book, specifically a section titled "Selected Bibliography." This bibliography lists various scholarly articles, books, and other references related to an artist named Giorgio Morandi.

Here's a detailed summary of the entries:

  1. Ardengo Soffici - "Morandi, italiano, an. 13, March 1932."
  2. Gino Visentini - "Appunti per Morandi," Empirismo, LXXXIV/478, October 1934, pp. 216-219.
  3. Cesare Brandi - "Campiono di Morandi," Le Arti, I, February-March 1939, pp. 245-255.
  4. Arnaldo Beccaria - "Giorgio Morandi" (Arte Moderna Italiana, vol. 32, Milan, 1939).
  5. Luigi Barbieri - "Morandi, incise," Empirismo, XCI/544, April 1949, pp. 173-180.
  6. Cesare Brandi - "Morandi, Firenze, 1942."
  7. Cesare Brandi - "Morandi, Florence, 1946."
  8. Mario Bacchelli - "Giorgio Morandi," Magazine of Art, 40:6, October 1947, pp. 226-229.
  9. Mario Ramona - "Giorgio Morandi," Bologna, 1949.
  10. Gian Alberto Dell'Acqua - "La peinture métaphysique," Cahiers d’art, XXV, 1950, pp. 121-165.
  11. Cesare Brandi - "La peinture italienne en 1920," Cahiers d’art, XXV, 1950, pp. 188-192.
  12. Cesare Brandi - "Morandi," Florence, 1953 (second edition, revised and expanded).
  13. Francesco Arcangeli - "Morandi on Guido Reni of Bologna," Art News, 51:10, February 1955, pp. 28-29, 64-67.
  14. John Berger - "Morandi, the Metaphysician of Bologna," Art News, 53:10, February 1955, pp. 30-32, 69.
  15. Francesco Arcangeli - "Note on Contemporary Italian Painting," Burlington Magazine, XCVI/127, June 1955, pp. 174-180.
  16. Hans Friedrich Glaeser - "Giorgio Morandi, Erinnerungen an eine Ausstellung," Werk, 44/7, July 1957, pp. 253-258.
  17. Lamberto Vitali - "Giorgio Morandi: opera grafica," Milan, 1957 (with facsimiles of 112 of the 117 etchings reproduced).
  18. Cesare Brandi - "Ritratti di Morandi," Milan, 1960.
  19. Werner Hofmann and Giorgio de Chirico - "Giorgio Morandi: Collage, Aquarelle, Drawings," Bielefeld, 1964.
  20. Alberto Martini - "Giorgio Morandi (I Maestri del Colore)," Milan, 1964.
  21. Lamberto Vitali - "L’opera grafica di Giorgio Morandi," Turin, 1964 (revised edition, no facsimiles, with 14 additional etchings).
  22. Roberto Loughi - "Giorgio Morandi," XXIII Biennale internazionale d'arte Venezia, 1966, pp. 22-29.
  23. John Rewald - "Visit with Morandi," TASCHEN, IV (catalogue of exhibition at Loeb and Krugier Gallery, New York, May 1967).

The entries include both journal articles and book publications, spanning from 1932 to 1967, reflecting significant contributions and interpretations of the artist Giorgio Morandi’s work.

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The image shows an open book with a selected bibliography on the artist Giorgio Morandi. The left page, labeled "38," lists several sources about Morandi, including articles, essays, and books by various authors from the early to mid-20th century. The right page, labeled "39," continues the bibliography with additional entries from different authors and publications, including some from the 1960s. The text is printed in a clear, readable font, and the pages have a uniform, clean layout. The book appears to be well-preserved, with sharp, unyellowed pages. The background suggests that the book is placed on a flat surface, possibly a table, with good lighting.

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The image shows an open book with two pages visible (pages 38 and 39). The content on the pages is a "SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY" list of references that include articles, books, and catalogues about or related to an individual named Morandi, most likely the Italian painter Giorgio Morandi.

References include varied sources such as magazine articles, books, and exhibition catalogues, and they are listed chronologically from the 1930s through the 1960s. Each entry consists of the author's name, the title of the work, and publication details like the source, volume, issue, date, and page numbers.

The pages and the open edges of the book show some signs of age and wear, indicating that the book may be relatively old or well-used. There are also some small brownish stains or discolorations on the top of page 39, as well as some objects, possibly bookmarks or slips of paper, placed within the book, causing slight bulges in the right-hand page. The overall presentation suggests that this is an academic or research book, possibly used for art historical studies or related fields.

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The image shows an open book displaying two pages numbered 38 and 39. The pages contain a "Selected Bibliography" section listing various scholarly references related to Giorgio Morandi. The references are typed in a monospaced font and arranged in two columns, one on each page. The citations include names of authors, titles of articles or books, publication sources, volume and issue numbers, dates, and page numbers. Several entries include italics and underline for titles and publication names. The book is lying on top of other papers or books with part of a white and beige cushion or sheet underneath. The overall arrangement looks like a detailed academic reference list related to the works and studies on Giorgio Morandi.

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The image shows an open book displaying a section titled "SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY." The pages are numbered 38 on the left and 39 on the right. The content consists of a list of academic and artistic references, primarily focusing on works related to the artist Giorgio Morandi. Each entry includes the author's name, the title of the work, publication details (such as journal name, volume, issue, date, and page numbers), and sometimes additional notes or descriptions.

Key Observations:

  1. Content Type: The entries are bibliographic citations, likely from scholarly articles, books, exhibition catalogs, and reviews. They reference works about Morandi's art, including paintings, graphics, and exhibitions.

  2. Language: The citations are predominantly in Italian, with some entries in English. This suggests an international scholarly interest in Morandi's work.

  3. Structure: Each entry follows a consistent format:

    • Author(s): Listed first.
    • Title: Italicized and often includes the artist's name (e.g., "Morandi").
    • Publication Details: Includes the journal or book title, volume/issue numbers, date, and page range.
    • Additional Notes: Some entries include notes about reproductions, revised editions, or exhibition details.
  4. Examples of Entries:

    • Ardengo Soffici: "Morandi," L'Illustrazione, no. 10, March 1932.
    • Gino Visentini: "Appunti per Morandi," Emporium, LXXVIII, October 1934, pp. 216–219.
    • Cesare Brandi: "Morandi," Florence, 1942.
    • John Berger: "Morandi, the Metaphysician of Bologna," Art News, 53/10, February 1955, pp. 28–29, 46–47, pp. 174–180.
    • Francesco Arcangeli: "Morandi," Guida Rest di Bologna, Art News, 53/10, February 1955, pp. 30–32, 49.
  5. Visual Layout: The text is neatly typed or printed in a standard serif font, typical of academic or catalog publications. The margins are clean, and the page is well-organized.

  6. Context: The bibliography appears to be part of a larger publication, possibly an exhibition catalog, academic study, or monograph dedicated to Giorgio Morandi, given the focus on his work and the variety of sources cited.

Summary:

The image depicts a bibliography section from a publication centered on the artist Giorgio Morandi. It lists scholarly and artistic references in both Italian and English, detailing articles, books, and exhibition materials that discuss Morandi's work. The layout is formal and academic, reflecting its purpose as a resource for researchers or art enthusiasts.

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The image shows an open book with a yellow border on the side, which is placed on a gray surface. The book is titled "Selected Bibliography" and contains a list of references and sources. The text is written in black font and is arranged in a structured and organized manner. The book appears to be a scholarly work, and the references are likely related to a specific topic or research project.