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Main Title Slow : life in a Tuscan town /
Author Gayeton, Douglas,
Other Authors
Author Title of a Work
Waters, Alice.
Petrini, Carlo.
Fried, Katrina.
Publisher Welcome, Toppan Printing Co. (H.K.) Ltd.
Year Published 2009
OCLC Number 303041911
ISBN 9781599620725; 1599620723
Subjects Food habits--Italy--Tuscany ; Portrait photography ; Tuscany (Italy)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works ; Tuscany (Italy)--Rural conditions--Pictorial works ; Slow food movement--Italy--Tuscany ; studio portraits ; commercial portraiture ; Manners and customs
Holdings
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EJAM  GT2853.I8G39x 2009 Region 3 Library/Philadelphia, PA 04/10/2014 DISPERSAL
Edition 1st ed.
Collation 175 pages, 1 unnumbered page, 3 unnumbered plastic leaves : illustrations, portraits ; 29 x 34 cm
Notes
Many photographs have annotations on the image. Photos on pages 87, 129, and 169 each preceded by unnumbered clear plastic overlay leaf with annotations. Includes map on endpapers. Some pages are on folded leaves.
Contents Notes
Preface / Carlo Petrini -- Introduction / Alice Waters -- Via San Bartolomeo -- Arcigliano -- Paolo -- Sauro -- Un Americano a Pistoia -- Laura. "Exploring the narrative boundaries of still photography propelled artist Gayeton on a remarkable journey into the heart of hidden Tuscany. His magical portraits of rural Italians celebrate the rich cultural traditions surrounding the everyday pleasures of growing, selling, preparing, and eating food. With an anecdotal charm ... Gayeton provides an absorbing first person account of his transformative immersion in this rarely glimpsed world, offering an intimacy that carries us deeper into the images. ... Gayeton's ... photographs are layered with handwritten notes, anecdotes, recipes, quotes, historical facts and sayings that cleverly bring context and color to the subject of each sepia toned image ... Each photograph is titled with a traditional Italian saying and its English translation."--Front flap of clear plastic dust jacket.