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ANN: Workshop “La Fotografia: Diritti, tutela e mercato” (Il quarto appuntamento dell’anno del Ciclo di incontri I lunedì dell’Arte), 17-06-2019, Milano

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Sempre più ricercata dai collezionisti, nonché oggetto di specifiche misure protettive ministeriali, la fotografia sta conquistando un’ampia fetta di mercato. Ma quali sono le caratteristiche del collezionismo di fotografia? Quali gli adempimenti richiesti al fotografo affinché la sua creazione possa essere qualificata come esemplare originale? E quali gli obblighi del mercante per la certificazione di autenticità delle opere fotografiche?

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ANN: The Cavalcaselle Collection (Fondo Cavalcaselle)

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Giovanni Battista Cavalcasselle (1819-1897), the founder of modern Italian art-historical studies, used drawing as a crucial instrument for his art historical research, which issued in several fundamental texts written in collaboration with the British connoisseur Joseph Archer Crowe (1825-1896). Cavalcaselle drew some noteworthy sketches and took important notes about the technique, the conservation, the attribution and the provenance of some specific paintings placed all around Europe. These materials, donated in 1904 to the Marciana Library by Angela Rovea, his widow, enhance the comprehension of the ways in which Cavalcaselle, as well as his editorial partner Crowe, studied and evaluated drawing, painting and etching skills.

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ANN: Wildenstein Plattner Institute: unlimited access to publications

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As part of the Wildenstein Plattner Institute’s mission to promote the accessibility of art historical information, the Wildenstein Plattner Institute is pleased to provide free, unlimited access to publications created under the sponsorship of the historic Wildenstein Institute. These newly-digitized materials, which have long served as invaluable printed resources for the art historical community, are now viewable on the screens of your computer, tablet or smart phone.

To consult the WPI’s holdings of dozens of digitized artists’ monographs and catalogue raisonnés, including the four-volume catalogue raisonné of Claude Monet by Daniel Wildenstein, please visit our website at wpi.art/publications.  

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