IL LIBRO - vol. 3
Presented almost entirely in black and white, the latest issue of IL LIBRO Magazine celebrates darkness and light in Italian art, as well as the gradations between the two. From the polychromy of ancient sculptures to Vittorio De Sica's Milan, from a community of female American sculptors in nineteenth-century Rome to compelling photographs by Mimmo Jodice, IL LIBRO celebrates Italianess in all its guises.
Presented almost entirely in black and white, the latest issue of IL LIBRO Magazine celebrates darkness and light in Italian art, as well as the gradations between the two. From the polychromy of ancient sculptures to Vittorio De Sica's Milan, from a community of female American sculptors in nineteenth-century Rome to compelling photographs by Mimmo Jodice, IL LIBRO celebrates Italianess in all its guises.
Presented almost entirely in black and white, the latest issue of IL LIBRO Magazine celebrates darkness and light in Italian art, as well as the gradations between the two. From the polychromy of ancient sculptures to Vittorio De Sica's Milan, from a community of female American sculptors in nineteenth-century Rome to compelling photographs by Mimmo Jodice, IL LIBRO celebrates Italianess in all its guises.