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A guide to the nineteenth century masterpieces in the Palazzo delle Albere collection (the Trent premises of the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trent and Rovereto) in the new installation of the permanent collection: from Venus playing with two doves by Francesco Hayez, a masterpiece of nineteenth century painting and exemplary illustration of the passage from neoclassicism to romanticism, to the works of Bartolomeo Bezzi, Eugenio Prati and Giovanni Segantini, unquestionable protagonists of the change from verismo to the language of symbolism; from the plaster cast collection of the sculptor Andrea Malfatti to the "openings towards futurism" with works by Medardo Rosso, Ugo Valeri, Umberto Boccioni and Gino Severini.
Contents of the volume
History of Palazzo delle Albere
The permanent nineteenth century collection. From Hayez to Boccioni
Neoclassicism 'versus' romanticism: the case of Hayez in Trent
History recounted: Civil painting between neoclassicism and romanticism
The civilisation of the portrait
The poetics of the truth: Bezzi and Prati
From verismo to Symbolism: Bezzi, Prati and Segantini
Bartolomeo Bezzi and the poetry of light
Andrea Malfatti’s plaster cast gallery
Myth and allegory in the works of Bonazza, Ratini and Disertori
A Trentine at Ca' Pesaro: Umberto Moggioli
Opening towards futurism
Didactics
The volume is available from the bookstore in via Torino 61, Milan and from December 2005 in all Italian bookshops.