Matteo Pugliese's art is explored through a comprehensive review of his work over the past two decades. His sculptures are notable for their powerful representation of figures that convey deep inner turmoil. The book features text in both English and Italian, providing insights into the emotional depth and artistic techniques that characterize Pugliese's creations.
Sixty photographic prints depicting thirty-seven antique sculptures, covering a wide variety of types: Roman portraits from both the Republican and the Imperial periods
A tour de force of a carver's skill and craftsmanship, the Farnese Cup is the largest cameo hardstone cup to have survived from the ancient world. This book provides that close-up in a series of photographs and varying perspectives that pull back from the delicate infinitesimal cut to the magnificent, perfect whole.