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With the winter solstice comes FMR issue number four, with a cascade of light blazing on the cover: among its wonders are Dayanita Singh's photographs, introduced by Orhan Pamuk, and Vittorio Zecchin's cycle dedicated to The Thousand and One Nights.
Winter Solstice 2022
A manuscript with an adventuresome background takes us to Eastern lands colonized by Europeans in the sixteenth century.
Benedetta Craveri offers an elegant narrative of a love affair in pre-Revolutionary, spun out in various works of art.
At auction at Sotheby's, the soup tureen from the legendary silver set commissioned by Catherine II for her lover, Count Orlov.
The works of Indian photographer Dayanita Singh in homage to Nobel Prize in Literature recipient Orhan Pamuk, showing their unmistakable bond.
António Filipe Pimentel describes the history of the cenotaphs erected at the Escorial in the sixteenth century.
The idea of Total Work of Art, the dream of Wagner and Klimt, concentrated in a 16-page booklet illustrated by Viennese Carl Otto Czeschka.
The artistic cycle of Vittorio Zecchin’s Thousand and One Nights, from the turn of the twentieth century, inspired by exoticism and fable.
Andrew Graham-Dixon pens a perceptive portrait of George Stubbs, the horse portraitist of eighteenth-century England.
