Edilizia Moderna was a monthly periodical devoted to practical architecture and construction, founded in Milan in 1892. The 1936 issue shown here represents the journal’s documentation of contemporary Italian building.
A portrait by Italian painter Alberto Salietti, executed in 1923. Salietti was a Ravenna-born artist whose career spanned the twentieth century, exhibiting regularly at the Venice Biennale from 1920 onwards.
A still-life painting by Italian master Giorgio Morandi from 1943, exemplifying his distinctive approach to ceramic vessels and muted tonality.
Ritorno alla fonte is a 1930 painting by Italian artist Alberto Salietti, born in Ravenna in 1892. Salietti was a painter trained at the Accademia di Brera who exhibited internationally throughout the twentieth century.
Il Sile alla Fiera is a 1939 painting by Nino Springolo, the Treviso-born Italian painter. The work captures a scene of the Sile river at a fair.
A contemporary art exhibition organized by NEXT New Extraordinary Talents was held at Palazzo Cà Pier in Venice in February 2024.
Published in February 2024, a guide to key market dynamics reshaping the art world: digitalisation, environmental sustainability, and cultural diversity.
Lampi is a work by Pippo Rizzo, the Sicilian painter and sculptor who led the Futurist movement in Sicily. Created in 1926, it exemplifies his early engagement with Futurism.
A still life painted by Italian landscape master Arturo Tosi during the 1930s. The work exemplifies the artist’s engagement with Novecento Italiano aesthetics.
