Resumen de Lo studio di Giorgio Morandi
The article enhances our understanding of the place in which Giorgio Morandi worked throughout his life, the small studio in his house in Via Fondazza in Bologna, now called the Museo Casa Morandi. The rarefied, magical atmosphere of his atelier, with his celebrated 'dusty' objects, captured the imagination of a restricted group of critics, writers and film directors -including Giuseppe Raimondi, Luigi Magnani, James Thrall Soby, Lea Quaretti, Arnaldo Beccaria, John Rewald, and Valerio Zurlini- who were given access to it by Morandi himself, prompting reflections and emotional insights. These accounts are re-read through a direct observation of the space that hosted the tirelessly industrious and sensitive painter.
