Magazine Cover Illustration by Duilio Cambellotti, 1937
A magazine cover illustrated by Duilio Cambellotti in 1937. The Italian applied artist brought his characteristic attention to agrarian themes and decorative design to periodical illustration.
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Edilizia Moderna, Italian Architecture Journal, 1936
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.
Portrait of Delia Accetti by Alberto Salietti, 1923
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.
Still Life by Giorgio Morandi, 1943
A still-life painting by Italian master Giorgio Morandi from 1943, exemplifying his distinctive approach to ceramic vessels and muted tonality.
Ritorno alla fonte, Alberto Salietti, 1930
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 by Nino Springolo, 1939
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.
Contemporary Art Exhibition at Palazzo Cà Pier, Venice
A contemporary art exhibition organized by NEXT New Extraordinary Talents was held at Palazzo Cà Pier in Venice in February 2024.
Art Market Trends 2024: Digital, Sustainability, Diversity
Published in February 2024, a guide to key market dynamics reshaping the art world: digitalisation, environmental sustainability, and cultural diversity.
Lampi by Pippo Rizzo, 1926
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.