Books by Flaminio Gualdoni

Trompe-l'oeil, a French term meaning to trick, the eye, describes a painting that deceives the spectator into thinking that the objects in it are real, not merely represented. To successfully fool the eye of the viewer, trompe-l'oeil artists choose objects, situations and compositional devices using as little depth as possible.

Covers the works produced by Arnaldo Pomodoro between 1953 and 2003, supplemented with the a documentary research into the bibliography.

Focuses on the historical evolution of the nude.