Lo sport by Cesare Maggi
A painting by Italian Divisionist artist Cesare Maggi. The work exemplifies the artist’s engagement with light and perception characteristic of early twentieth-century Italian modernism.
A painting by Italian Divisionist artist Cesare Maggi. The work exemplifies the artist’s engagement with light and perception characteristic of early twentieth-century Italian modernism.
Danze di luci is a 1931 work by Antonio Marasco. The painting captures a moment of rhythmic movement through light and form.
Grotta marina is a work by Pippo Rizzo, created in 1928 during the artist’s engagement with Futurism. Rizzo was a Sicilian painter and sculptor who led the Futurist movement on the island.
Magazine cover illustration created by Mario Sironi for Rivista Illustrata del Popolo d’Italia, year III, issue 3, in 1925. A work by the Italian Modernist artist known for his somber, monumental forms.
An abstract composition by Italian painter Oreste Bogliardi, created in 1934 during the pivotal moment when he co-signed the manifesto launching Italy’s first collective of abstract painters.
A sculptural work by Italian artist Arturo Martini from 1934. Created during the interwar period, it reflects Martini’s engagement with monumental public sculpture.
A 1935 painting by Tullio Crali exploring classical wrestling through a Futurist lens. The work combines the artist’s characteristic interest in movement and dynamism with traditional subject matter.
An advertising poster designed by Marcello Dudovich in 1939. Dudovich was a pioneering Italian poster designer and illustrator active throughout the twentieth century.
I professori is a 1932 painting by Ottone Rosai, the Florentine artist associated with early twentieth-century Italian modernism and the Novecento Italiano movement.
An advertising poster created by Venetian painter Guido Cadorin in 1939. Cadorin was a prominent Italian artist who exhibited internationally and taught at the Venice Academy.