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      • The Arts
        2020

        The Female Body

        by Laure Adler

        Ever since Prehistory and the Venus of Willendorf, women have been the objects of all fantasies. Goddesses or prostitutes, virgins or witches, loving mothers or sexualized daughters: their bodies, all of their body parts and their faces have been represented, staged and overexposed by a mostly male gaze. With a stunning iconography, from Botticelli to Cindy Sherman, from Picasso to Frida Kahlo and many other illustrious artists, this book is an account of the evolution of the status of women, akin to a journey through their sexual and political emancipation.

      • The Arts
        2020

        A Palace In Sicily

        by Jean-Louis Remilleux and Mattia Aquila

        A sumptuous “palazzo” unveiled for the first time in this book, and one of the finest testimonies of Sicilian architecture and decorative arts. After the death of the Marquis of Castelluccio, one of the last great Sicilian aristocrats such as those who inspired Giuseppe Tomasi de Lampedusa for The Leopard, his abode was forgotten and started to fall part, like a metaphor for a world that was no more… Half a century later, Jean-Louis Remilleux falls in love with this exceptional 18th century palace in ruins and sets out to restore it. The owner himself guides us through the awe-inspiring rooms full of splendors only Sicily can offer.

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