Search Results: Catalogue Of the Drawings Of Parmigianino by A E Popham

New Haven: Pierpont Morgan, 1971. hardcover. near fine. Volume II (Plates 1-242). Illustrated in b/w. Folio, blue cloth with black and gilt spine label. New Haven & London: Yale University Press, 1971. Published for the Pierpont Morgan Library. Ex-library copy with small stamp on top edge and small label inside rear cover, otherwise near fine.<br/><br/> Volume 2 ONLY of the 3 volume set.<br/><br/>

Pierpont Morgan Library / Yale University Press, 1971. Three volumes. First printings. Folio. 284 pp +474 plates. Blue cloth. Near Fine in Very Good slipcase. Slight wear to spine ends. Slipcase rubbed and worn. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine.

London: Yale University Press, 1971. First edition. Cloth. Fine. 14" by 11". None. A fine, three volume study on the Italian printmaker and painter Parmigianino. Written by the British art historian Arthur E Popham. Arthur E Popham was a specialist in Italian art. He worked at the British museum and become renowned for his catalogue work. This catalogue of Parmigianino is a beautifully illustrated work, with volumes II and III comprising of 474 plates total. Collated, complete. Scarce to have all three volumes together. With the original slipcase. Volume I has a brief exploration into Parmigianio's life and how this influenced his art. This catalogue is arranged in two groups, his public and private collections. Parmigianino was an Italian Mannerist painter and printmaker. He is often characterised by a 'refined sensuality' and often elongation of forms and includes 'Vision of Saint Jerome'. Parmigianino remains the best known artist of the first generation whose whole careers fall… Read More