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Traces the life of the Italian artist who was an apprentice to Michelangelo and court painter to King Philip II of Spain, and discusses her major paintings

This catalogue accompanies the exhibition Sofonisba Anguissola: A Renissance Woman, which was presented at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington DC from April 7 - June 15, 1995. The exhibition was drawn from the show Sofonisba Anguissola e le sue sorelle, organized by the Comitato Promotore Cremonese della Mostra Anguisssola and displayed at Santa Maria Della Pieta from September 14 -December 31, 1994.

This catalogue accompanies the exhibition Sofonisba Anguissola: A Renissance Woman, which was presented at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington DC from April 7 - June 15, 1995. The exhibition was drawn from the show Sofonisba Anguissola e le sue sorelle, organized by the Comitato Promotore Cremonese della Mostra Anguisssola and displayed at Santa Maria Della Pieta from September 14 -December 31, 1994.

Traces the life of the Italian artist who was an apprentice to Michelangelo and court painter to King Philip II of Spain, and discusses her major paintings

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Livre en italien. In-4 broché 28 cm sur 24. 372 pages. Très bon état d'occasion. Il volume documenta l'evoluzione del genere ritrattistico in Lombardia, attraverso centotrenta opere di grandi maestri, da a Sofonisba Anguissola, da Giovanni Ambrogio Figino a Daniele Crespi, affiancati da artisti meno conosciuti. L'ouvrage documente l'évolution du genre du portrait en Lombardie à travers 130 uvres de grands artistes, de Giovan Battista Moroni à Sofonisba Anguissola, de Giovanni Ambrogio Figino à Daniele Crespi, mais aussi d'artistes moins connus.

The formation and career of the first major woman artist of the RenaissanceSofonisba Anguissola (ca. 1535–1625) was the daughter of minor Lombard aristocrats who made the unprecedented decision to have her trained as a painter outside the family house. She went on to serve as an instructor to Isabel of Valois, the young queen of Spain. Sofonisba’s Lesson sheds new light on Sofonisba’s work, offering a major reassessment of a Renaissance painter who changed the image of women’s education in Europe―and who transformed Western attitudes about who could be an artist.In this book, Michael Cole demonstrates how teaching and learning were central themes of Sofonisba’s art, which shows women learning to read, play chess, and paint. He looks at how her pictures challenged conventional ideas about the teaching of young girls, and he discusses her place in the history of the amateur, a new Renaissance type. The book examines Sofonisba’s relationships with the group of people for whom her practice was important―her father Amilcare, her teacher Bernardino Campi, the men and women who sought to be associated with her, and her sisters and the other young women who followed her path.Sofonisba’s Lesson concludes with a complete illustrated catalog of the more than two hundred known paintings and drawings that writers have associated with Sofonisba over the past 450 years, with a full accounting of modern scholarly opinion on each.

The formation and career of the first major woman artist of the RenaissanceSofonisba Anguissola (ca. 1535–1625) was the daughter of minor Lombard aristocrats who made the unprecedented decision to have her trained as a painter outside the family house. She went on to serve as an instructor to Isabel of Valois, the young queen of Spain. Sofonisba’s Lesson sheds new light on Sofonisba’s work, offering a major reassessment of a Renaissance painter who changed the image of women’s education in Europe―and who transformed Western attitudes about who could be an artist.In this book, Michael Cole demonstrates how teaching and learning were central themes of Sofonisba’s art, which shows women learning to read, play chess, and paint. He looks at how her pictures challenged conventional ideas about the teaching of young girls, and he discusses her place in the history of the amateur, a new Renaissance type. The book examines Sofonisba’s relationships with the group of people for whom her practice was important―her father Amilcare, her teacher Bernardino Campi, the men and women who sought to be associated with her, and her sisters and the other young women who followed her path.Sofonisba’s Lesson concludes with a complete illustrated catalog of the more than two hundred known paintings and drawings that writers have associated with Sofonisba over the past 450 years, with a full accounting of modern scholarly opinion on each.

Celebrates the spirit of the Renaissance and the work of important artists from Italy. Includes Sandro Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Sofonisba Anguissola. A great non-fiction reading book with readable text and stunning visuals to make literature accessible to readers at all levels. It uses primary source material to transport readers into the historical period and time lines to strengthen readers' ability to place people and events in history.