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.
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.
Rombo di motori is a 1932 work by Italian artist Antonio Marasco. The painting documents the aesthetic of Italy’s interwar period.
La pineta is a 1934 painting by Giovanni Malmerendi, an Italian painter, engraver, and ceramicist. The work reflects the artist’s engagement with contemporary avant-garde movements.
Anselmo Bucci’s 1938 painting depicts the rooftops of Milan. The work dates from the artist’s mature period, when he balanced Neoclassical rigor with expressive freedom.
A 1938 painting of Bonassola by Italian painter Antonio Discovolo, who settled in the Ligurian coastal village and depicted its landscape throughout his later career.
A 1937 watercolour by Italian painter Giuseppe Carosi depicting construction sites surrounding the Augusteum in Rome. The work captures urban transformation during Rome’s interwar period.
Oil painting by Italian Futurist artist Enzo Benedetto depicting cyclists in a rural landscape. Created in 1922, the work exemplifies early Futurist interest in movement and modern life.
A 1938 painting by Italian artist Basilio Cascella depicting the March on Rome. The work documents a pivotal moment in early twentieth-century Italian history through the artist’s visual interpretation.
