An edition of Roberto Capucci
(2011)
Roberto Capucci
art into fashion
by Dilys Blum
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European Art, Art, Exhibitions, American Art, Fashion design, Modernism (Art), Art collections, Private collections, Modernism (art), Art, american, Art, exhibitions, Art, european, Art, private collections, Fashion, Costume design, Textile fabrics, italyPeople
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Roberto Capucci: art into fashion
2011, Philadelphia Museum of Art, In association with Yale University Press
in English
0876332297 9780876332290
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Roberto Capucci and the birth of Italian fashion, 1951-61 --
From the Tiber to the Seine: Capucci in Paris, 1962-68 -- -- The
return to Rome: experimentation and discovery, 1968-79 --
Beyond fashion, 1980-2007.
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Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Mar. 16-June 5, 2011.
Includes bibliographical references.
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