San Giorgio by Cesare Breveglieri, 1943
San Giorgio is a 1943 painting by Milanese artist Cesare Breveglieri. The work reflects the artist’s engagement with modern European movements during Italy’s interwar period.
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Pane acqua by Guido Marussig, 1934
Pane acqua is a 1934 painting by Guido Marussig, the Trieste-born Italian painter who moved between Symbolism and Novecento Italiano.
San Martino by Cesare Breveglieri, 1932
San Martino is a 1932 painting by Italian artist Cesare Breveglieri. The work was acquired by the Cariplo Foundation following the Sarfatti Fellowship of that year.
Davide Salmista by Corrado Cagli, 1936
A portrait by Italian painter Corrado Cagli, created in 1936 and now held in the Vatican Museums. The work documents a figure from the Scuola Romana period.
Talamone by Memo Vagaggini, 1932
A 1932 painting of Talamone by Italian painter and illustrator Memo Vagaggini. The work reflects the artist’s lifelong engagement with Tuscan and Maremma landscape subjects.
Florence Art and Restoration Fair Marks 16 Years as Europe’s Heritage Summit
Inaugurated in 2008, the Salone dell’Arte e del Restauro di Firenze has established itself as the leading international event for cultural heritage conservation, restoration and enhancement. The fair coordinates Europe’s Herifairs network and hosts the Florence Heri-Tech conference on digital technologies in restoration.
Magazine Cover by Bruno Munari, 1934
A magazine cover illustration created by Bruno Munari in 1934. The work exemplifies the Italian artist’s early engagement with modernist graphics and visual design.
Edilizia Moderna: Italian Architecture Review, 1935
Edilizia Moderna was a monthly architecture journal founded in Milan in 1892, documenting notable construction projects across Italy and internationally through technical analysis and photography.
Magazine Cover by Bruno Munari, 1939
A magazine cover illustrated by Bruno Munari in 1939. The work exemplifies the Italian artist’s wide-ranging engagement with visual design and modernist principles.