A table a century long
A table a century long
A table a century long | A trip through Italian food in the 20th century
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This book aims to be one of the many possible mosaics of Italian cooking of 20th century, in which cultural and gastronomic objects and subjects are built on a tradition rich in ideas and sometimes meagre in means.
From war cooking to the first spreads of cooking culture (“La Cucina Italiana” was born in 1929), to the campaign against pasta by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti in 1932, to the widespread of prosperity and food comsumption in the 50s, the history of Italian cooking in XXth century is presented in this volume edited by Anna e Gian Franco Gasparini.
Table and cooking are the domains in which Ballarini and Richard Ginori have concentrated their efforts for more than a hundred years, between tradition and innovation, realizing objects that accompanied the social and cultural evolution of Italy: instruments and symbols at the same time where ideas and facts come together. Ballarini’s and Richard Ginori’s creations accompany the course of this volume through the changements in habits, public and private behaviours, style and standards of living of Italy.
Volume published on the occasion of the exhibition “A Table a Century Long” at the Design Library in Milan, which celebrated through objects by Ballarini and Richard Ginori the Made in Italy excellence in 20th century Italian cuisine.
- Barcode
- 9788875702175
- A cura di
- Anna Gasparini Gian Franco Gasparini
- Binding
- sewn paperback with long flaps
- Pages
- 128
- Languages
- Italian and English
- Edition
- 2009
- Base
- 17.0
- Height
- 24.0
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