

Wine in Painting explores the evolution of the representation of wine in art, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Through 80 works analyzed chronologically, from Giotto to Foujita, Gilles Pannetier deciphers the historical and social contexts, the artistic choices, and the hidden messages behind each canvas. A captivating book for art and wine enthusiasts, richly illustrated and deeply documented.
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The Wine in Painting - The Evolution of its Representation from the Middle Ages to the 20th Century is a fascinating work by Gilles Pannetier, published by Éditions de l'Onde. This book offers an illustrated journey tracing seven centuries of artistic and oenological history, where wine becomes the protagonist through the canvas of the great masters.
From Giotto to Foujita, each selected painting is analyzed chronologically to highlight the evolution of the representation of wine in art. Whether it's biblical scenes, images of conviviality, memorable drinking sprees, or refined representations, each painting reveals a rich and nuanced history.
Gilles Pannetier, a geographer and specialist in land use planning, provides an in-depth historical and social analysis for each work. He deciphers the artistic choices of the painters, contextualizes the depicted scenes, and unveils the explicit and implicit messages conveyed by each painting.
This book is aimed at both art enthusiasts and wine lovers. It is a valuable resource for understanding the cultural and social importance of wine in different periods and artistic movements.
Gilles Pannetier is a recognized geographer, specializing in rural cultures and artistic crafts. He is a senior lecturer, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, of the Agricultural Merit, and the Academic Palms. His expertise and passion are evident in each analysis, making this book both captivating and informative.
Each page is an invitation to travel, with faithful reproductions of the studied works. The illustrations, accompanied by the author's precise comments, immerse the reader in a unique visual and intellectual experience.
The book, in a paperback format of 148 x 210 mm, is easy to handle and pleasant to consult. Its print quality and its 200 carefully organized pages make it a beautiful item to keep in your library or to offer to an enthusiast.
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