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Автор: D`Orazio Sante
Название: Sante D`Orazio: Polaroids
ISBN: 1452158495 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781452158495
Издательство: Abrams
Цена: 29650.00 T
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Описание: Known for a sensual style that helped shape the look of '90s glamour, photographer Sante D'Orazio presents in this new photobook his personal Polaroids--images that were usually taken as casual warm-ups for official shoots. Gathered here is a who's who of beloved pop culture icons--actresses such as Julia Roberts and Angelina Jolie, supermodels including Kate Moss and Cindy Crawford, rock stars Jon Bon Jovi, Keith Richards, and many more. All are captured in D'Orazio's signature style--sometimes nude, sometimes not, but always charged with sex appeal and glamour. Presented in a textured case with a tip-on image on the cover, this luxe collection is as alluring as it is thought-provoking.

Автор: Ruscha Ed
Название: Sante D`Orazio
ISBN: 3836514605 ISBN-13(EAN): 9783836514606
Издательство: Taschen
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Цена: 28330.00 T
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Описание: An illustrated diary-cum-scrapbook that covers the period from 1997 to 2008. It features the author's collage-style diary entries - one day per page, with extra photos added in-between, and photos of celebrities, models, musicians, actors, and artists in different states of dress and undress, surrounded with handwritten observations.

Автор: D`orazio, Marino Grazzini, Antonfrancesco
Название: Antonfrancesco grazzini (il lasca), two plays
ISBN: 082044037X ISBN-13(EAN): 9780820440378
Издательство: Peter Lang
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Описание: Antonfrancesco Grazzini, known as Il Lasca (The Roach), was born and lived in Florence at the height of the Renaissance. He wrote prolifically in most genres, including novelle, burlesque poetry, and comedies. As a playwright he was, in his time, more popular than even Machiavelli. The Friar is a farce in three acts which satirizes, in the manner of Boccaccio, lustful men of the cloth and their willing female victims. The Bawd subverts stock classical comedy characters and situations while placing them in contemporary Florence. The result is the usual mayhem involving gullible fools, lustful young people, corrupt scheming servants, and a bit of black magic. The rise and subsequent popularity of the commedia dell’arte owes much to the likes of Il Lasca.