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News and Articles on Giuseppe Arcimboldo
* Death imitates life Nov 7, 2004
Or Giuseppe Arcimboldo, who became famous for making portraits of heads composed of a variety of objects, both natural and man-made. It is a question that keeps cropping up and to which Von Hagens has a suite of arguments to counter. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Wrapped Up In Symbolism Aug 19, 2004
Most convincing is Sean Foley's fluid agglomeration of the caricature of Gerald Scarfe, the vegetable portraits of Giuseppe Arcimboldo and the avian imagery of the tribal art of the Pacific Northwest. "Full Frontal Figuration" at Irvine Contemporary Art, 1710 Connecticut Ave. NW, Friday-Saturday noon-6 p.m., 202-332-8767, to Aug. 28. (Washington Post - Style)
Germany's Publishing Heavyweight May 3, 2004
Taschen now publishes 60 titles in the series, on subjects ranging from 15th-century Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo to pop-art king Andy Warhol. In 1989, he produced his first high-end book. (BusinessWeek)
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