Maria de' Peverelli, Marco Grassi, Hans-Christoph von Imhoff

2009
978-88-7038-466-6
cm. 24 x 17
400 pag. ca, ill. 120
Inglese, Francese, Tedesco, Italiano
brossura
prezzo: € 85

Emil Bosshard died in February of 2006 at his home in Bischofszell, Switzerland. Yet, during his career Emil had become a highly respected paintings conservator. Over the years, he not only assured the Collection the highest level of professional expertise and care but also published on various conservation issues in several international scholarly periodicals. Throughout his career Emil worked on many different aspects of conservation’s techniques and research. The contributions in this book have been chosen to reflect Emil’s wide range of interests in the field of conservation but also of specific aspects of art history. They present an in-depth analysis of the painting techniques of artists as diverse as El Greco, Varlin, Claude Lorrain or Fitz Hugh Lane. Contributions on issues of iconography, attribution, art historical criticism as well as his personal collection of African textiles, provide an even wider sample of Emil’s world. Divided into four sections – a re-print of Emil’s most relevant writings, technical studies, art historical essays and personal memories – this book is a tribute to a loyal friend and trusted colleague.