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Colors between two worldsWolf, Gerhard (1952-....). Éditeur scientifiqueConnors, Joseph. Éditeur scientifique&#160;Waldman, Louis Alexander (1965-….). CollaborateurFavrot Peterson, Jeanette, "Gerhard Wolf and Joseph Connors, eds. Colors Between Two Worlds: The Florentine Codex of Bernardino de Sahagún", CAA reviews, August 1, 2013. Disponible en ligne, url : &#60;http://dx.doi.org/10.3202/caa.reviews.2013.78&#62;.For half a century the Franciscan friar Bernardino de Sahagun (1499--1590), often described as the first anthropologist of the New World, worked with his indigenous colleagues at the Collegio Imperial at Tlatelolco (now Mexico City) on an encyclopedic compendium of the beliefs, rituals, language, arts, and economy of the vanishing culture of the Aztecs. Colors Between Two Worlds examines the most richly illustrated manuscript of this great ethnographic work, the Florentine Codex, which is in the collection of the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana in Florence, through the issue of color. The Codex reveals how the colors the Aztecs used in their artistic production and in everyday life, as well as the names they gave each color, illuminate their understanding of the world around them, from the weather to the curing of disease. The pigments and dyes that indigenous artists used to illustrate the Codex reflect a larger dialogue between native and European cultures, which the Florentine Codex records more fully than any surviving document from colonial New Spain.&#160; The colors of the Virgin of Guadalupe /​ Clara BargelliniMediceo Palatino 218-220 of the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana of Florence /​ Ida Giovanna RaoPainters of the new world : the process of making the Florentine codex /​ Diana Magaloni KerpelOn the nature of the pigments of the General history of the things of New Spain : the Florentine codex /​ Piero Baglioni ... [et.al]In Nepapan Xochitl : the power of flowers in the works of Sahagún /​ Berenice Alcántara RojasPlants and colors in the Florentine codex /​ Salvador Reyes EquiguasSahagún's Codex and book design in the indigenous context /​ Marina Garone Gravier"Istoria della terra chiamata la nuova spagna" : the history and reception of Sahagún's Codex at the Medici court /​ Lia MarkeyThe encoded language of herbs : material insights into the De la Cruz-Badiano codex /​ Sandra Zetina... [et.al]Textile colors and colorants in the Andes /​ Elena PhippsLocal and imported colors : the Spanish maritime trade and the pigment supply in New Spain /​ Rocío Bruquetas GalánThe pigment trade in Europe during the sixteenth century /​ Louisa C. MatthewThe Venetian pigment trade in the sixteenth century /​ Roland KrischelI saw it with my own eyes : the three illustrated manuscripts of colonial Peru /​ Thomas CumminsColors and cultures in the Andes /​ Gabriela SiracusanoAfterword : "Colors between two worlds : the Codice Fiorentino of Bernardino de Sahagún" /​ Francesco PellizziPostface : Uncatchable colors /​ Alessandra Russo. Editeur : Florence : Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, Max-Planck-Institut : Villa I Tatti, the Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance StudiesDate de parution : 2011Description matérielle : 1 vol. (XXI-483 p.) : ill. en noir et en coul., fac-sim., jaquette ill. en coul. ; 24 cmCollection : (Villa I Tatti ; 28)Bibliogr. p. [413]-460. Index ISBN 9780674064621 (HUP). - ISBN 9788889854952 (OL) (rel.) PARIS-BnF :- Tolbiac&#160;-&#160;Rez-de-jardin&#160;-&#160;magasin : 2012-59048- Richelieu - Manuscrits - magasin : 8-IMPR OR-19810PARIS-Bib. Sainte GenevièvePARIS-INHAPARIS-Médiathèque MQBROME-Ecole FrançaiseTOURS-C.Et.Sup.Renaissance