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1898 Firenze - 1956 Firenze. Known for: Painting.
Professor of Figure at the Royal Institute of Art in Florence, Vagnetti won the Stibbert Prize in 1920, was awarded at the Fiorentina Primaverile in 1925, at the Triennale d'Arti Decorative in Milan... Read full biography
Professor of Figure at the Royal Institute of Art in Florence, Vagnetti won the Stibbert Prize in 1920, was awarded at the Fiorentina Primaverile in 1925, at the Triennale d'Arti Decorative in Milan and at the II Quadriennale in Rome 1935. Vagnetti exhibited at the Venice Biennials, the Rome... Read full biography
Professor of Figure at the Royal Institute of Art in Florence, Vagnetti won the Stibbert Prize in 1920, was awarded at the Fiorentina Primaverile in 1925, at the Triennale d'Arti Decorative in Milan and at the II Quadriennale in Rome 1935. Vagnetti exhibited at the Venice Biennials, the Rome Quadriennials, the Esposizione d'Arte Moderna Italiana and in Paris in 1934 (member of the Committee), a permanent guest at the Carnegie Pittsburg Prize. In 1941 he was appointed academician of San Luca,... Read full biography
Professor of Figure at the Royal Institute of Art in Florence, Vagnetti won the Stibbert Prize in 1920, was awarded at the Fiorentina Primaverile in 1925, at the Triennale d'Arti Decorative in Milan and at the II Quadriennale in Rome 1935. Vagnetti exhibited at the Venice Biennials, the Rome Quadriennials, the Esposizione d'Arte Moderna Italiana and in Paris in 1934 (member of the Committee), a permanent guest at the Carnegie Pittsburg Prize. In 1941 he was appointed academician of San Luca, decorated with the Legion of Honor, was part of numerous artistic commissions and juries and won important painting prizes. The palette of Gianni Vagnetti, where the figurative features and the didactic will were still clearly recognizable, later began... Read full biography
Professor of Figure at the Royal Institute of Art in Florence, Vagnetti won the Stibbert Prize in 1920, was awarded at the Fiorentina Primaverile in 1925, at the Triennale d'Arti Decorative in Milan and at the II Quadriennale in Rome 1935. Vagnetti exhibited at the Venice Biennials, the Rome Quadriennials, the Esposizione d'Arte Moderna Italiana and in Paris in 1934 (member of the Committee), a permanent guest at the Carnegie Pittsburg Prize. In 1941 he was appointed academician of San Luca, decorated with the Legion of Honor, was part of numerous artistic commissions and juries and won important painting prizes. The palette of Gianni Vagnetti, where the figurative features and the didactic will were still clearly recognizable, later began to break down until reaching the conclusions defined as post-cubist.