This essay examines Camille Mallarmé’s "L’ultima tragedia di Michelangelo" (1929), focusing on her reconstruction of the history of Michelangelo’s Bandini "Pietà". Drawing on archival research, art-historical sources, and unpublished documents, Mallarmé combines scholarly investigation with narrative strategies, turning the “biography” of the artwork into a form of intellectual self-portraiture. The essay highlights how her attention to microhistory, material traces, and archival gaps reveals a distinctive critical method in which documentation, storytelling, memory, and self-writing converge.
Donna d'archivio. Camille Mallarmé e la critica d'arte / Diego Salvadori. - STAMPA. - (2026), pp. 85-96.
Donna d'archivio. Camille Mallarmé e la critica d'arte
Diego Salvadori
2026
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This essay examines Camille Mallarmé’s "L’ultima tragedia di Michelangelo" (1929), focusing on her reconstruction of the history of Michelangelo’s Bandini "Pietà". Drawing on archival research, art-historical sources, and unpublished documents, Mallarmé combines scholarly investigation with narrative strategies, turning the “biography” of the artwork into a form of intellectual self-portraiture. The essay highlights how her attention to microhistory, material traces, and archival gaps reveals a distinctive critical method in which documentation, storytelling, memory, and self-writing converge.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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