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Collection of book materials from the personal library of the collector and gallery owner on the art of recent decades.
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Catalogues, monographs, lesser printed material on art and
artists from the 1980s to the latest generations.
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A personal library of a thousand volumes, some rare and valuable, collected with passion by the Milanese collector. It reflects the work of great Italian and international artists, especially in the second half of the 20th century.
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A small, valuable collection of volumes on video art from the 1970s to the 2000s put together by a connoisseur of the subject.
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The library collection has also been boosted by donations from: Archivio Mario Quesada, Incontri internazionali d’arte, Sigismondo De Bartolomeis, Anna Finocchi, Flaminio Gualdoni, Daniela Lancioni, Luisa Laureati, Paola Mola, Elena Pontiggia, and Fabio Sargentini.
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The nucleus of the scholar’s library, now held by the Quadriennale. It comprises around three thousand volumes, including the catalogues of various Italian art galleries from the 1950s to the 1970s, such as the Obelisco, the Tartaruga, the Attico, the Marlborough, the Milione and the Studio Marconi