Vintage 1970s Gucci Tie Grape Pure Yellow Silk Decorations

Silk tie designed by Gucci in the 1950s and 1960s printed on a black background with equestrian symbols dear to the Maison.

Belt from the 80s in elastic fabric, which allows it to be used on different types of size. It is covered with black plastic flakes; the flower-shaped golden metal buckle is worked with rhinestone applications.

Elastic fabric belt covered with black hard plastic flakes. The golden metal buckle has the shape of two sea urchins, whose quills are rhinestones and beads. The conditions are perfect with the exception of a small missing rhinestone, a detail that is not noticeable, but can be added.

Pure silk tie with small drawings of geen and brown flowers on a blue base.

Belt glass bead braided black

Olga Nefedova
Skira Editore

"Orientalist painter Jean- Baptiste Vanmour may be the subject of the book, but its value lies in the context Olga Nefedova builds around him. Her point about Vanmour is straightforward: this Flemish artist, who worked for French and other ambassadorial missions in Istanbul, set the tone for how subsequent European painters portrayed Turkey. To drive this point home, she provides an extensively illustrated survey of European representations of “the Orient,” from European Renaissance paintings to contemporary works. She also surveys the subgenre of works by artists attached to European diplomatic missions in Turkey. As a result, she brings nuance to “Orientalist painting,” a category that has too often been seen solely through the lens of colonial-power dynamics at the expense of recognizing the individuality of creative expression." -- Review from AramcoWorld.

Dino Buzzati
Garzanti

Miyeko Murase
Fenice 2000

Luigi Dania, Alvaro Valentini
Arti Grafiche Ricordi

Mario Coppa
Giulio Einaudi Editore

George Sand
A. Quantin, Imprimeur-Editeur

Rinaldo Küfferle
S. A. Fratelli Treves Editori