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Visual, 01, April 1977

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Content includes:
Lexicology of art – Ugo Castagnotto
False Monk by Luca Alinari – Edoardo Sanguineti
Presence of Natives – Piero Pacini
Artist’s studio: Ricardo Guarneri – Carlo Cantini
On New Painting – Ermanno Migliorini
Advertising propaganda art – Lamberto Pignotti
Semiotics of visual communications with an aesthetic function: visual poetry – Eugenio Miccini
Visual codes and double articulation – Michele Balice
Public market art – Achille Bonito Oliva
Futurism in Naples – Luciano Caruso
Between verbal and visual in Tristram Shandy – Loretta Innocenti
Art and theater – Lea Vergine
Casanova or the artificial total – Raffaele Monti
Six questions to Gaslini – Daniele Lombardi
Theory of an ideo-musical writing
graphics – Daniele Lombardi
Aleksandr Rodchenko – Luciano Ricci
A speech at the AART Assembly – Lelio Lagorio
Good morning sadness – Alessandro Vezzosi

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1977
  • Client/Publisher: S.T.A.F. Editrice
  • Size: 210mm x 290mm

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