Disegni napoletani del Sei e Settecento nel Museo di Capodimonte, [19 dicembre 1966-19 febbraio 1967]

This exhibition catalog was produced by the Soprintendenza alle gallerie della Campania to accompany a seminal 1966 exhibition held at the Museo di Capodimonte. The collection focused on Neapolitan drawings from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, a period marked by the city's vibrant Baroque and Rococo artistic traditions. By bringing these often-overlooked sketches and preparatory works to the public eye, the exhibition served as a scholarly effort to categorize and preserve the drafts of masters who helped define Naples as a major European center of art.

Published by L'arte tipografica in Naples, the catalog represents an era of institutional efforts to document regional heritage through detailed archival photography and academic commentary. The volume is designed as both a commemorative record of the specific exhibition and a reference tool for researchers, reflecting the rigorous, minimalist aesthetic common to mid-century Italian museum publications. It is respected in art-historical circles for its role in clarifying the attributions of works by Neapolitan draftsmen, whose contributions were being systematically reappraised during the late 1960s.