Founded in 1983, Allemandi has pursued a clear mission: to study, document, and disseminate the many languages and contexts of art. Its catalogue includes scholarly works and illustrated volumes across ten main areas: ancient, modern, and contemporary art; photography; design and decorative arts; collections; museums; theatre and dance; architecture; and gardens. A unique presence in the Italian publishing landscape, Allemandi has built its identity as a specialized publisher by embracing art as a plural category—an interweaving of stories and meanings that connect the past with the present.

With around 100 titles published each year, Allemandi produces books of the highest quality, carefully crafted in both content and form. Catalogues, monographs, and essays emerge from ongoing dialogue with authors and from close collaboration with institutional and private commissions.

Each volume is the result of a bespoke process that reflects expertise, craftsmanship, and professional skill. Allemandi books are distinguished by a recognizable identity and an originality that avoids standardization. Over time, the publisher has developed a clear and coherent style, placed at the service of each project’s uniqueness and continuously renewed through its most recent publications.