#napoli art print

[yourcoffeeguru]

Vintage Italian Art Print Napoli Naples Antique View 32 cm x 21 cm Unframed || SWtradepost - ebay

[garadinervi]

5 Works of Lawrence Weiner / 5 opere di Lawrence Weiner, (lithographed poster, offset printed), Modern Art Agency, Napoli, 1973 [MoMA, New York, NY. © 2023 Lawrence Weiner / ARS, New York]

[mypickleoperapeanut]

"Case Editrici partecipanti alla Fiera del libro dal 26 al 28 maggio a Vietri sul Mare"

REGIONE TOSCANA

DELLI SANTI EDITORI TERRA DI GRAVINA ( PUGLIA)

MARLIN EDITORI CAVA DE’ TIRRENI ( CAMPANIA)

CASA EDITRICE SAGGESE EDITORI SALERNO ( CAMPANIA)

CASA EDITRICE OFFICINA MILENA KIDS CASERTA ( CAMPANIA)

GRAUS EDIZIONI NAPOLI ( CAMPANIA)

EDIZIONI IL PAPAVERO MANOCALZATI -AVELLINO ( CAMPANIA)

AREA BLU EDIZIONI CAVA DE’ TIRRENI ( CAMPANIA)

EDIZIONI CONTROCORRENTE NAPOLI ( CAMPANIA)

LEONE EDITORE MONZA ( LOMBARDIA)

D’AMICO EDITORE NOCERA SUPERIONE ( CAMPANIA)

DELTA 3 EDIZIONI GROTTAMINARDA –AVELLINO ( CAMPANIA)

OFFICINE ZEPHIRO AMALFI –SALERNO ( CAMPANIA)

GALZERANO EDITORE CASALVELINO SCALO –SALERNO ( CAMPANIA)

PRINT ART EDIZIONI- NOCERA SUPERIONE ( CAMPANIA)

FRANCESCO D'AMATO EDITORE Sant'Egidio del Monte ALBINO - CAMPANIA

IL QUADERNO EDIZIONI - BOSCOREALE (CAMPANIA)

PURACULTURA EDIZIONI - VIETRI SUL MARE (CAMPANIA)

EDIZIONI MEA- NAPOLI ( CAMPANIA)

CASA EDITRICE DI CARLO EDIZIONI - REGGIO EMILIA- (EMILIA ROMAGNA)

Antonio Di Giovanni è il Coordinatore della Fiera del libro “Un libro d’a….Mare”, la Fiera del libro che si svolgerà a Marina di Vietri sul mare, dal 26 al 28 Maggio 2023, con il patrocinio della Regione Campania, della Provincia di Salerno, del Comune di Vietri sul Mare, della Pro Loco di Vietri sul Mare, della Associazione Giornalisti Cava dei Tirreni/Costa d'Amalfi, della Regione Toscana, dell'Umpli di Salerno e di Italia&friends Regione Campania Regione Toscana

Riccardo Rescio (Italiaefriends)

I&f RotoWeb Illustrato - Arte Cultura Attualità

Elena Tempestini Etpress Comunication

Ministero della Cultura Ministero del Turismo ENIT - Agenzia Nazionale del Turismo Italia.it Daniela Santanchè

#tuttoilbelloeilbuonochece #etpress

[barrymasterson]

I seem to have drawn this chap a couple times.. Happy birthday Diego #Maradona

[met-photos]

Napoli Tarantella, Giorgio Sommer, ca. 1870, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Photography

Purchase, Greenwich ART Group Gift, 2013 Size: Image: 19.7 × 25 cm (7 3/4 × 9 13/16 in.) Mount: 25.8 × 35 cm (10 3/16 × 13 3/4 in.) Medium: Albumen silver print

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/305832

[tobedesign]

travelling towards my origins #igersitalia #igersnapoli #igerscampania #napoli #napoli #poster #postereveryday #instagood #instadaily #graphic #graphics #graphicdesign #design #designer #art #gallery #illustration #artofvisuals #creative #orange #azzurro #blue #tobedesign #beautiful #posterdesign #print #collection (presso Lazio)

[liquoredelta-blog]

The Ideal Location for a Romantic Getaway

Vasto is located in the city of Verona in the state of Tuscany. This beautiful city was originally founded by the renowned Italian architect, Nicolo da Ranieri. It is home to the most prominent art museums of the full nation. The city is also renowned for its beautiful gardens and beautiful architectural sites. The scenic splendor of the place makes it an ideal destination for vacationers, business travelers, as well as the local tourist.

The Vasto tourist spot boasts of a number of attractions which are worth visiting. The scenic hills are dotted with scenic lakes and coves. The town also boasts of a number of churches and museums, which are famous due to their own paintings. One of them is the Casa di Napoli, that is a classic building dating back to the 12th century. It was here that Leonardo Da Vinci lived throughout the past years of his lifetime and it had the first printing press in Tuscany.

The Vasto shore has numerous scenic waterfalls, beaches and other natural beauty. The town is also a great place for taking a dip in the delicious waters. The city has two beautiful beaches - Caltanissetta and Lido di Santo D'Orcia. Additionally, there are numerous picturesque waterfalls and other water characteristics that produce the shore of Vasto attractive for visitors liquore genziana.

The town also boasts of some gorgeous architecture. The most well-known and famous structure in Vasto is the Basilica di San Paolo. This is the largest and the most well-known Catholic church in Tuscany. It's located on the town's most important square and people can take in the impressive sight of the enormous stained glass windows as they wander round the church. The other famous architecture of the city is the Castle di San Paolo, which is also a big and notable medieval castle.

The town is also renowned for its beautiful gardens and other scenic sites. It boasts of a number of gardens, which were meticulously designed with the renowned garden designer, Giovanetti. The gardens of Vasto are the most well-known ones among tourists since they offer you a unique chance to see beautiful landscapes and indulge in various activities while relaxing. In these great places.

The ideal place for a romantic getaway and a beautiful spot to stay for business travelers, Vasto is the best location for you whether you're looking for the perfect escape alternative for your vacation. Book your hotel rooms and revel in your stay in this superb town.

[elpippoo]

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[the-dust-jacket]

8, 14 and 13 for the fairy tale asks please?

8. Recommend a particularly ambitious fairy tale retelling. 

I had to think about this, and I kept thinking back to Donna Jo Napoli. Her books aren’t especially brick-like or elaborate, but they were the first re-imaginings that I read that approached the stories with real psychological and historical weight. They were dark, not because she made them “gritty” but because she asked questions like what would being locked in a tower by yourself really feel like? It’s challenging pulling off a more “realistic” spin on fairy tales and not always a good idea, and I usually like stories that play up the magical and strange, but as a kid, Zel and Spinners were revelations. 

Hat tip also to Spinning Silver and Daughter of the Forest. 

14. What’s your childhood favorite fairy tale?

Snow White and Rose Red and Tatterhood. The versions in the Blue Fairy Book and Tatterhood and Other Tales (I have no memory of the Other Tales). Those are the ones I would demand my mom read repeatedly. 

13. Wild card recommendation 

I am going to go with the art of Trina Schart Hyman. Her style is so lovely and so evocative, perfect for fairy tales. Many of her books are out of print, and it’s a damned shame. 

Thanks for the asks! 

[yourcoffeeguru]

Edizioni Savarese Napoli Castel dell' Ovo 32 cm x 21 cm Italy Art Print Unframed || SWtradepost - ebay

[billsarchives]

Vincent Napoli, "Occult", 1970. Celestial Arts CA65. Portrait of woman with peacock & butterflies poster with printed signature by Vincent Napoli reproduced by Orbit Graphic Arts This is beautiful poster art by a very famous illustrator of pulp novels of the 1930s-1950s (and later): Vincent Napoli https:///Napoli.html

[garadinervi]

«Poesia Sonora» IV, (printed folded cardboard), Edited by Luciano Caruso, Napoli, May 1974, Published on the occasion of the conference at Arte Studio Ganzerli, Napoli [Fondazione Bonotto, Molvena (VI)]

[eugenielavenant]

ultrashop.fr: art gallery online

[kafkasapartment]

VIA ARTE DELLA LANA, NAPOLI, 1988. Thomas Struth. Gelatin silver print

[met-photos]

Napoli Tarantella by Giorgio Sommer, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Photography

Purchase, Greenwich ART Group Gift, 2013 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY Medium: Albumen silver print

http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/305832

[hollow-press]

We are proud to announce our three guests for this TCBF:

Tetsunori Tawaraya, Daisuke Ichiba, David Genchi.

Two Japanese and one Italian artist sharing the amazing exhibition “True Underground Manga”

Daisuke Ichiba:

Daisuke Ichiba started painting seriously in the eighties and in 1990 self-published his first book entitled 37 Year Old Bastard. Since then, he has continued to release a book a year, and was noticed by the great manga artist Takashi Nemoto, as well as Pakito, from the outsider art gallery, Le Dernier Cri based in Marseille, France. Since 2006, Ichiba has held solo shows in Paris, Marseille, and Switzerland, and in recent years has been pursuing photography.

Tetsunori Tawaraya:

He started drawing portraits of people and musicians in San Diego, CA in 1999. Obsession of Silkscreen, comics, and music were slowly started being his important output simultaneously. Tokyo based noise rock duo 2up was formed in 2002.

Prolifically made Sci-Fi/Experimental comic books, and they were mainly sold at the gigs. 10 years amount of handmade comics were compiled and released in 400 page book “Tetsupendium Tawarapedia” by Hollow Press (Italy) in 2015. Thee Oh Sees featured his character Mr. Rotten Donuts from the comic “High Bridge” (it was published as the compilation comic series U.D.W.F.G.) for their album “Mutilator Defeated At Last” (Castle Face). Followed by soft vinyl figures made by Unbox Industries (U.K.) in 2017. His recent works have been published on Hollow Press, Le Dernier Cri (France), and Colour Code (Canada). Apparel brands such as Braindead (Los Angeles), and Volcom (Costa Mesa) featured his work respectively as an artist collaboration. His work continues to be highly influential.

David Genchi:

David Genchi, 1995 D.C. after several prints and self-produced little books he made his debut in the world of comics with outERoticspace, a split-book designed in collaboration with Miguel Angel Martin.

With "Lo Fallo Perduto", published by Hollow Press (2018), he started a cycle of tales he defines as a grotesque chivalric genre and is nominated for the best first work at the Micheluzzi of Napoli Comicon 2019.

After atrocious production vicissitudes he succeeds in concluding his first and at the same time last work "La Gameti", which will be presented at the TCBF of 2019.