La montagne fertile. Les Giacometti, Segantini, Amiet, Hodler et leur héritage. Proche et Moyen Orient of what you have seen

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according to a manuscript in the Royal Library of Turin

It is dated to the 21st Dynasty (c

and as much historians of the plastic arts as those of aesthetics

La montagne fertile. Les Giacometti, Segantini, Amiet, Hodler et leur héritage. Proche et Moyen Orient of what you have seenThe book tells the story of the personal, artistic and friendly ties forged between Giacometti and Giovanni Segantini, who was his teacher and who painted in the same territory, but also with two of his contemporaries and friends, Cuno Amiet and Ferdinand Hodler, for whom the discovery of these landscapes was also a powerful factor in stylistic evolution and creative emulation. Other artists gravitating around these four protagonists are presented, in