Eagles on Olympus by Tullio Crali, 1943
A painting by Dalmatian Italian Futurist Tullio Crali created in 1943, combining speed and aerial imagery characteristic of his practice.
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Torre Astura, Carlo Montani, 1928
Carlo Montani’s 1928 view of Torre Astura captures the medieval tower on the Lazio coast. The painting documents this historic structure through the artist’s trained eye.
Paesaggio romantico by Luigi Russolo, 1944
A romantic landscape painting created by Luigi Russolo in 1944. The work dates from the late period of the Italian Futurist artist’s career.
Motociclista by Ivo Pannaggi, 1929
Motociclista is a 1929 painting by Italian Futurist artist Ivo Pannaggi, created during his Berlin period. The work exemplifies the machine aesthetics central to Pannaggi’s Futurist practice.
Il paese del cieco by Cesare Andreoni, 1935
A painting by Italian Futurist artist Cesare Andreoni, created around 1935. The work represents Andreoni’s engagement with Futurist aesthetics during the interwar period.
Lottatori by Tullio Crali, 1927
Lottatori is a 1927 painting by Dalmatian Italian artist Tullio Crali. Created before his formal association with Futurism, the work exemplifies the artist’s interest in dynamic movement and mechanical forms.
Colonie Fluviali by Giuseppe Moroni
Colonie Fluviali is a work by Giuseppe Moroni, the Italian painter and decorative artist born in Cremona in 1888. The painting exemplifies Moroni’s mature artistic practice.
Rivista by Mario Sironi, 1924
Rivista is a 1924 work by Italian Modernist painter Mario Sironi, created during the artist’s mature period. The painting exemplifies Sironi’s characteristic style of massive, immobile forms rendered in somber tones.
Still Life with El Greco Painting, Filippo De Pisis, 1926
An oil still life by Italian painter Filippo De Pisis from 1926, featuring a composition that juxtaposes everyday objects with a reference to El Greco’s work.