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June 3, 2019 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm | |||||
The National Arts Club | |||||
15 Gramercy Park South | |||||
Sculpture Court | |||||
New York City | |||||
‘The Father of The Arts’:
As the basis of every creative process, whether the artist workedin clay, paint or metal, in 1550 Giorgio Vasari claimed that drawing was indeed the ‘the father of all our arts’: painting, sculpture and architecture. While investigating the dual significance of the Italian word ‘disegno’ in the 16th century, which envelops both the physical act of drawing and the creative concept of design, this lecture will provide the tools for discussing today’s role of drawing, addressing problems of authorship, attribution and authenticity through the lenses of most current market results.
Speaker: Furio Rinaldi
Sponsored by:
If you have previously registered for this lecture or the full series, All attendees must register in advance; seats are limited. PLEASE NOTE: Jeans are not permitted, and men are required to wear jackets at the National Arts Club. For more information on the dress code, please visit the National Arts Club's website. Furio Rinaldi received degrees from the University of Milan |
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