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Titelempfehlung! Bei www.antiquariat.de habe ich den folgenden Titel gefunden: Autor : Anonymus Titel : (19th century fine arts exhibited along with antiques from Herculaneum and Pompeii). Catalogo delle opere di belle arti poste in mostra nel Real Museo Bourbonico nel di 30 Maggi 1855. Beschr. : Quarto. Elaborate cathedral binding in full calf with gilding and blind stamped patterns to both boards and spine. Marbled front- and endpapers, all edges gilt. 107 (+1) pp., minor browning to first few leaves. Edges minorily rubbed, but in fine condition. Very rare. Only one library holding outside of Italy (Stockholm), five copies held in Italy, four of which in Naples. - The catalog lists the works of fine art students from several Italian academies and covers all genres, including sculpture, waxwork, wood carving, painting in oil and water colour etc., engraving and etching. The works became exhibited in the regular exhibition rooms of what has become one of the worlds most important archaeological museums, the Museo Borbonico, founded in 1787. This museum was established in the course of the excavations at Herculaneum and Pompeii, marking the starting point for modern archaeology. Since then it was enriched by several other important collections, like that of the Farneses, which origins reached back into renaissance. While the objetcs listed in this exhibition catalog probably are of lesser interest with respect to the tradition of natural history or curiosity cabinets (although some anatomical waxworks were included), it nevertheless is a beautiful example for the active role museums played for the enhancement of contemporary artisanry and the education of taste. It so perfectly illustrates the Janus face of the institution museum, that on one side would agglomerate and preserve (its archival aspect) and on the other side would publically discuss the presence to shape a future. At the time of publication, the Museo Borbonico was especially known for being an innovative laboratory in that sense (cf. A. Milanese in: Naples and Beyond. Getty, 2013). Very rare. Only one library holding outside of Italy (Stockholm), five copies held in Italy, four of which in Naples. - The catalog lists the works of fine art students from several Italian academies and covers all genres, including sculpture, waxwork, wood carving, painting in oil and water colour etc., engraving and etching. The works became exhibited in the regular exhibition rooms of what has become one of the worlds most important archaeological museums, the Museo Borbonico, founded in 1787. This museum was established in the course of the excavations at Herculaneum and Pompeii, marking the starting point for modern archaeology. Since then it was enriched by several other important collections, like that of the Farneses, which origins reached back into renaissance. While the objetcs listed in this exhibition catalog probably are of lesser interest with respect to the tradition of natural history or curiosity cabinets (although some anatomical waxworks were included), it nevertheless is a beautiful example for the active role museums played for the enhancement of contemporary artisanry and the education of taste. It so perfectly illustrates the Janus face of the institution museum, that on one side would agglomerate and preserve (its archival aspect) and on the other side would publically discuss the presence to shape a future. At the time of publication, the Museo Borbonico was especially known for being an innovative laboratory in that sense (cf. A. Milanese in: Naples and Beyond. Getty, 2013). Preis : 1200.00 Bestellnr.: K1612_37-00B Anbieter : Antiquariat Stefan Wulf Link zur Titelanzeige: https://www.antiquariat.de/?i=BSK1612_37-00BHD1339

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