Painting with Annigoni : a halcyon decade as a student in Florence 1958-68 /

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Author / Creator:Cookson, Dawn.
Imprint:London : Unicorn, 2000.
Description:128 p. : ill. (some col.), ports. (some col.) ; 27 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4299921
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ISBN:0906290376
Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
Table of Contents:
  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • Meeting the Maestro
  • Studio Simi
  • Meeting Annigoni again
  • Friends and Food
  • Daily Life--Getting to know the City
  • Accepted into Annigoni's Studio
  • The Documentary Film
  • Secretarial Work
  • The Bar Daria
  • Eating out with Annigoni
  • Studio Life
  • A Change of address and eating venues
  • An evening encounter with an eccentric
  • Suppers at Sostanza
  • The King and Queen of Denmark dine at Sostanza
  • Eating out at the Buca dell'Orafo
  • My brief sojourn in Via Guicciardini
  • My new apartment
  • Learning to paint in tempera
  • Visitors to the Studio
  • Two American ladies
  • Royal visitors
  • Royal portraits and other famous people
  • The British Royal family portraits
  • Teheran: meeting and painting the Shah of Persia and Empress Farah Diba
  • Other famous people
  • Early fresco painting: Castagno and Florence
  • 'The Sermon on the Mount'
  • An unforgettable visit to a private treasure in Florence
  • The painting of St Joseph the Carpenter
  • Annigoni's sitters
  • The glamorous Baronessa
  • The socialite from Milan
  • The sophisticated American
  • Problems of portraiture
  • The American General
  • The composition 'Vita', 1957-60
  • Sunday painting around Massaciuccoli
  • Restful Sundays
  • Events in and out of the Studio recorded in my diary of 1962
  • Annigoni abroad
  • More sittings with the Duke of Edinburgh
  • Annigoni--the man and his family
  • From London back to Florence
  • A propitious encounter
  • To America in the fall
  • Cambridge and Boston
  • Washington and Georgetown
  • Return home
  • Troubled Times
  • Epilogue
  • Appendix
  • Acknowledgments