A contemporary art gallery dedicated to twentieth-century Italian masters and European Informal painting, offering curatorial expertise and personalized collecting guidance.
At a glance
Dellupi Art specializes in Modern and Contemporary art, with particular focus on important Italian painters of the twentieth century and European Informal art movements. The gallery serves collectors and enthusiasts at both national and international levels through carefully curated exhibitions of pictorial work.
History
Founded in 2015 by Luigi Dellupi, the gallery emerged as a dedicated space for twentieth-century and contemporary artistic practice. From its inception, it has positioned itself as a reference point for serious collectors seeking authentic engagement with post-war European painting traditions.
What you see
The gallery occupies a street-level space on Via Ambrogio Spinola in Milan’s Navigli district. Rotating exhibitions showcase paintings and works on paper, with displays organized to highlight the formal qualities and historical contexts of Informal and contemporary art practices.
Cultural significance
The gallery represents a sustained commitment to preserving and promoting twentieth-century Italian modernism alongside broader European artistic movements. By prioritizing pictorial art and offering expert consultation, it serves as an educational resource for the Milan art community and collectors abroad.
Key facts
- Address: Via Ambrogio Spinola, 8a, 20149 Milano
- Coordinates: 45.475437, 9.1531245
- Phone: 02 4695211
- Website: www.dellupiarte.com
- Founded: 2015
- Focus: Modern and Contemporary art, Italian twentieth-century masters, European Informal painting
Practical information
The gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm. Sunday and Monday are closed. Viewing by appointment is recommended for serious collectors; contact details are available on the official website.
Getting there
The gallery is located in Milan’s Navigli neighbourhood, accessible by public transport. The address is Via Ambrogio Spinola, 8a. Parking is available in the surrounding area; check the gallery’s website for directions and any seasonal access notes.
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