Basilio Cascella’s 1938 painting depicts Mussolini engaged in winter sport at the Terminillo ski resort. The work documents a moment of Italian political and leisure culture during the interwar period.
A still life painting by Italian artist Archimede Santi from 1925, featuring a simple domestic arrangement of everyday objects.
A still-life painting by Venetian artist Giuseppe Santomaso created in 1943, reflecting his engagement with modernist form during the 1940s.
Ninfee is a 1925 painting by Pippo Rizzo, a Sicilian painter and sculptor who led the futurist movement in Sicily. The work dates to the artist’s engagement with futurism before his later turn toward Novecento Italiano.
Paolo Loschi’s exhibition Tabula explores the fusion of painting and music through the artist’s treatment of mountains and nature. The show was on view at Wine Creative Lab 47 Anno Domini in Roncade from March to June 2024.
Presented on International Women’s Day 2024, an examination of the contributions of women painters in ancient Greek art, from the legendary Corinthia to documented artists such as Irene of Athens.
Renato Guttuso’s Trionfo della morte (1943) is a work of Italian Expressionism marked by social and political commentary. Created during the final year of the Second World War, the painting reflects the artist’s engagement with historical crisis.
A painting by Florentine artist Ottone Rosai depicting a card game. Created in 1936, the work reflects Rosai’s engagement with Novecento Italiano aesthetics.
A 1936 painting by Italian Futurist artist Marisa Mori exploring themes of motherhood and physical experience.
