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Polaroid photographer Maurizio Galimberti ventured into the archives of fashion maison Enrico Coveri, where he found the buried traces of a genius.

Published to accompany the first time the Luigi and Peppino Agrati Collection will be revealed to the public; the collection can be viewed between May and August 2018.

Reflections on the landscape are the fulcrum of Franco Fontana's poetic imagery, whose work has always been aimed at revealing the mystery of the invisible that is hidden within the visible.

This book, presenting designs and stylistic inspirations of great intercultural richness, is structured in a four-section journey (London, Paris, Milan, New York) that represent the significant phases of the young fashion designer's professional growth.

Between myths and representations, this book explores the different sides of this mysterious creature: hybrid, mischievous, erotic -in creating a dialogue between works of different centuries and techniques.

Ghirri's work is distinguished by the tension between the object and its representation and there is nothing that he loves more than those situations in which boundaries become permeable. His work has taught us a new way of seeing, giving meaning to what is seemingly obvious.

The texts and interview included in this catalogue shed new light on Cybele Varela's contribution to Latin American and international artistic discourses, including Pop Art, Narrative Figuration and Video Art.

A novel and exciting journey that will allow the reader to grasp the essential difference between a tin sign and an advert on paper. The volume traces the history of tin signs in Italy from their birth to their diffusion, from 1890 to 1950, using a selection of almost one thousand works.

Paul Guiragossian (1926-1993) is one of the most influential artists to emerge from the Arab World in the 20th century.

This volume travels through the most important moments and crossroads in the lifetime and career of Christian Boltanski.

Opera, for its inherent multimedia nature (text, music, scenography, ballet, representation), lends itself to interdisciplinary, including those that touch upon legal topics.

Ewa-Mari Johansson's personal research should be interpreted as a general work-in-progress. It is endowed with a sort of internal coherence that appears as stages of a single dialectic path without a real beginning or a definite end.

The historic textile collections belonging to the Diocese of Novara and preserved within the ancient sacristies of its many churches, have inspired the volume Caravaggio: Fashion and Fabrics.

Edited by French street artist Julien Malland (known as Seth) and Herve Perdriolle, a specialist in vernacular Indian art, this book offers a world tour of street art by artists entirely outside of any art discourse or public profile beyond the public evidence of the work itself.

Marguerite, Henri Matisse's daughter, and her son Claude Duthuit, are the authors of this catalogue of Matisse's engravings.

The book is dedicated to the extraordinary cardboard by Pablo Picasso depicting his masterpiece - Guernica - the tapestry of which was displayed at the entrance to the UN Security Council room.

With Salvatore Cuschera we see the recreation of the blacksmith's technical skill and manual expertise.

With over 450 illustrations, this book fully investigates the relationship between Mollino and photography, from his first architectural shots to the Polaroids of his later years, placing him within the history of the discipline.

This richly imaginative journey through Luisa Rabbia's work between 2009 and 2017, including an essay by Mario Diacono.

Throughout her long career, Eve Arnold photographed celebrities and Hollywood stars at the height of glamour - such as Marilyn Monroe. This book coincides with a related exhibition presented at Palazzo Madama.

Although best known as a painter, de Chirico was fascinated by sculpture throughout his career, believing it to possess a mysterious spectral quality.

Monograph commemorating German photojournalist Werner Bischof (1916-1954), who reported on devastation in Germany, France and the Netherlands after World War II.

Titian is the artist who best illustrates the revolution and triumph of colour, and hence the very art of the 16th century and beyond. This volume exceptionally brings together some of Titian's greatest masterpieces.

This exhibition this book accompanied - organised in collaboration with the Embassy of Italy, in celebration of the '2013 Year of Italian Culture in the United States' - was dedicated to the genius of De Chirico.

These are the principal ingredients of Alexandra Albini's jewellery collection, as it is revealed in the pages of this book through the empathic eye of celebrated photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri.

The Monochrome of the Sala delle Asse is a portion of wall decoration left at the drawing stage and represents the roots of one of the sixteen mulberry trees that, regularly spaced on the walls of the room, intertwine above to create a polychrome arboreal pavilion on the vault. This volume provides an account of the result of these restorations.

This book introduces the work of Piero De Martini (1939), one of the key figures in Italian design during the last 30 years of the 20th century.

San Nicola reMade: nine thousand Polaroid films by Maurizio Galimberti that recreate the mystical splendour of the Cappellone di San Nicola in Tolentino through a contemporary mosaic.

Among the protagonists of the international art scene, Adrian Paci uses a straight-forward language. The project Di queste luci si serviraI la notte (Lights to Serve the Night) underlines his ability to narrate our times and describe the perpetual transit of man, assimilated to the continuous flow of water and its cathartic power.

This book is an unprecedented documentation of the relationship between sculpture and mosaic, its birth and evolution.