Italian textile design : from Art Deco to the contemporary : printed textiles

Name/Title

Italian textile design : from Art Deco to the contemporary : printed textiles

Entry/Object ID

NK8852.D47 2023

Description

"From experiments by Lucio Fontana and Gio Ponti to Emilio Pucci's kaleidoscopic motifs and Germana Marucelli's optical patterns; from Roberta di Camerino's trompe l'oeil effects to the pop sensibilities of Ken Scott, Elio Fiorucci, Gianni Versace, and Franco Moschino; from the work on the heritage by Prada, Marni, and Valentino to the valorisation of Missoni's corporate archive and the hybrid graphic designs by Maison Laponte, Gentile Catone, Colomba Leddi and IUTER, these artists, fashion designers, and companies helped create the worldwide fame of Italian fabrics from the early twentieth century to contemporary times. A history closely entwined with the concept of "Made in Italy," contributing significantly to Italy's international reputation as a citadel of high-quality fashion and design. Over 500 illustrations, photographs, and preparatory drawings, many previously unpublished, from corporate and private archives, recount some of Italy's most important creative achievements." -- PUBLISHER

Lexicon

Search Terms

fashion photography, repetitive patterns (decorative arts), textile design--italy--20th century, textile design--italy--history, textile fabrics--italy--history

Legacy Lexicon

Category

Book

Book Details

Editor

Vittorio Linfante, Massimo Zanella

Edition

First

Publisher

Marsilio Editori

Place Published

City

Venezia

Date Published

2023

ISBN

9791254630891

LCCN

2023431062

Notes

Length: 239

General Notes

Note Type

Contents

Note

Fabrics of the Twentieth century and beyond / Valerio Terraroli -- Italy 1900-2023: Toward a history of printed fabrics / Vittorio Linfante and Massimo Zanella -- Repertoire -- Focus. Mariano Fortuny: Printing on fabric between experimentation and innovation / Cristina Maria Da Roit -- Focus. Artists' fabrics in the 1950s and 1960s / Stefania Cretella -- Focus. Fashion archives and contemporary design / Chiara Pompa.