September 14, 2019
Seminar | "Bags and purses, the aesthetic-symbolic evolution from 1795 to the present"
The seminar introduces to one of the most adaptable and functional forms of container, the bag has always played a fundamental role in the economy of labour and commerce. Together, we will be looking at how women’s bags have evolved from the late 1700s through today and exploring the value of the bag from the commercial and communicative points of view, as well as some of the names which have made the women’s handbag their strong point.
"Bags and purses, the aesthetic/symbolic evolution of an apparently functional accessory, from 1795 to the present "

Chair: Sara Piccolo Paci

As one of the most adaptable and functional forms of container, the bag has always played a fundamental role in the economy of labour and commerce.

But looks matter, and above all in the last two centuries bags and purses have taken on a different valence, with deeper-reaching and more complex ramifications than ever before.

Together, we will be looking at how women’s bags have evolved from the late 1700s through today and exploring the value of the bag from the commercial and communicative points of view, as well as some of the names which have made the women’s handbag their strong point.

saturday 14th of September, 2019

10am - 1pm | 2pm - 5pm

at Fondazione Arte della Seta Lisio

via Benedetto Fortini 143, 50125 Firenze

INTENDED FOR
Students, students of history of costume,  history of fashion, historical tailoring, tour guides, art critics, cultural and textile heritage operators, enthusiasts.

AT THE END OF THE COURSE
Certificate of attendance

ENROLLMENT
To register, please send the enrollment form to the mail address didat@fondazionelisio.org ; then pay the fee by credit cars through the form at the end of the page

or pay by  offline payments 

FEE

  • 36,00 € 

free lunch (delivery takeout available)

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