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Giacomo Serpotta tra sacro e profano

2022

We shall be taking an innovative and original approach in our examination of the insuperable figure of Giacomo Serpotta, an outstanding Sicilian stucco sculptor of the 18th century. The complete artistic output of Giacomo Serpotta is traced, oscillating between the sacred and the profane in the sculptural adornment of many churches and oratories. Here, Giacomo Serpotta shifts from the Baroque to Rococo, originating a sculptural art that is profoundly innovative in its language and symbology. Formal reading and chromatic-spatial games are intertwined with the symbolic in the light of significant essays by Carl Gustav Jung, Martin Heidegger and Carlo Giulio Argan

Giacomo Serpotta sculptor churches oratories sacred and profane Baroque Rococo Carl Gustav Jung Martin Heidegger Carlo Giulio ArganSettore L-ART/02 - Storia Dell'Arte Moderna
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Note sulle arti decorative a Malta. Inediti argenti siciliani di inizio XIX secolo.

2015

L’articolo si occupa di preziosi e inediti argenti siciliani di inizio Ottocento (ante 1826/1829), tra Rococò e Neoclassicismo, che si trovano a Malta. La maggior parte di essi recano il marchio consolare della città di Catania e sono stati realizzati negli anni 1810-1812. The article deals with precious and unpublished Sicilian silverware of the early nineteenth century (ante 1826/1829), between Rococo and Neoclassicism, that are located in Malta. Most of them bear the consular city mark of Catania and were made in the years 1810-1812.

Silverware decorative arts rococo neoclassicism Sicily MaltaSettore L-ART/02 - Storia Dell'Arte ModernaArgenti arti decorative rococò neoclassicismo Sicilia Malta
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