The Red Curtain of Bologna

The essay by writer, critic, poet, and artist John Berger (1926–2017) is simultaneously an ontological journey through Bologna and an homage to an unnamed friend, in which Giorgio Morandi, the genius loci of this unreal city, can be sensed. The... colors, smells, and even tastes of Bologna, dispersed through meditative notes, envelop the reader as if they become palpable. The narrator moves through geographical space and the space of memory, connecting descriptions of what he sees on medieval streets with reflections on the spirit of the city, the country, painting, and Italian cuisine.

Author: Джон Бёрджер

Printhouse: Ad Marginem

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2025

ISBN: 9785911038519

Number of pages: 112

Size: 180х110х10 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 76 g

ID: 1709467

The essay by writer, critic, poet, and artist John Berger (1926–2017) is simultaneously an ontological journey through Bologna and an homage to an unnamed friend, in which Giorgio Morandi, the genius loci of this unreal city, can be sensed. The colors, smells, and even tastes of Bologna, dispersed through meditative notes, envelop the reader as if they become palpable. The narrator moves through geographical space and the space of memory, connecting descriptions of what he sees on medieval streets with reflections on the spirit of the city, the country, painting, and Italian cuisine.

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