Guiseppe Collection (page 3)

Costume design for classical figures. Top L: Aristarchos. Top R: Aristotle. Guiseppe Arcimboldo (c1530-1593) Italian painter. Pen, blue ink and watercolour on paper

Guiseppe Arcimboldo (c1530-1593) Italian painter. Costume designs for classical deities. Diana/Artemis and Mars/Ares. Guiseppe Arcimboldo (c1530-1593) Italian painter

Costume designs for allegorical characters. Guiseppe Arcimboldo (c1530-1593) Italian painter. Pen, blue ink and watercolour on paper

Costume design for classical figures. Top L: Cicero. Top R: Euclid. Bottom L: Archimedes. Bot. R: Ptolemy of Alexandria. Guiseppe Arcimboldo (c1530-1593) Italian painter

Guiseppe Verdi (1813-1901) Italian composer, particularly of opera. From card published 1912: Chromolithograph

Guiseppe Garibaldi (1807-82) Italian patriot. Involved in Young Italy movement 1834. Italian revolution 1838. Conquered Sicily and Naples at head of 1, 000 red shirts, 1860

GUISEPPE MAZZINI (1805-1872). Italian patriot. Stipple engraving, 19th century

Nina Lassave, beloved and alleged accomplice of Guiseppe Fieschi, would-be assassin of King Louis Philippe of France. Date: 1835

Arrigo Boito with Verdi
ARRIGO GUISEPPE GIOVANNI BOITO Italian composer and librettist with Verdi Date: 1842 - 1918

Newtonian telescope. Historical illustration of a Newtonian telescope used for photographing the Sun. A Newtonian telescope uses a mirror rather than a lens to focus light

Photomultiplier tube (PMT) held by technician Giuseppe Dipietro of the Gran Sasso Laboratory. 2200 PMTs are incorporated into the Borexino neutrino detector (not seen)

JOE VENUTI (1903-1978). Guiseppe Venuti. American jazz violinist and musician. Photograph by Bob Parent, c1960s

Arrigo Boito / Photo
ARRIGO GUISEPPE GIOVANNI BOITO Italian composer and librettist

Guiseppe Garibaldi
GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI Italian patriot

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"Giuseppe: A Journey through Art and Dance" Step into the world of Giuseppe, a name that resonates with creativity and elegance. From St Joseph of Cupertino's miraculous levitation to Guiseppe Heintz's intricate map of 17th century Venice, this captivating journey will transport you through time. Immerse yourself in the art deco era with G. Peres' enchanting sketch entitled "At the Ballet, " capturing the grace and beauty of dancers on stage. Giuseppe Arcimboldo's masterpiece "Summer" invites you to marvel at his unique style, where fruits and vegetables come together to form a stunning portrait. Flip through the pages of The Dancing World Magazine from June 1922, adorned with an exquisite art deco cover that exudes glamour and sophistication. Explore further as May 1922 edition showcases another mesmerizing cover, enticing readers into a world filled with rhythm and movement. Discover Guiseppe Verdi's autograph manuscript from his opera "Ernani, " showcasing his genius composition skills that continue to captivate audiences even today. The January 1922 issue of The Dancing World Magazine presents yet another alluring art deco cover, hinting at more thrilling dance stories within its pages. Witness G. Peres' sketches for three summer dresses alongside graceful danseuses; their flowing gowns seem ready to twirl across the dance floor. An advert for Palais de Danse in Hammersmith London takes us back to 1921 when people flocked there for nights filled with music and dance. Lastly, feast your eyes on G. Peres' sketch capturing a Lucile model dancing gown or Derra De Moroda herself - both embodying elegance personified. Giuseppe is not just a name but an embodiment of artistic expression spanning centuries – from religious miracles to cartography masterpieces, operatic compositions to fashion sketches – it encompasses the essence of creativity and movement.