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Born 1941. Known for: Surreal composition, attention to detail.
Luigi Rincicotti, a native of Fano, moved to Venice in 1959 and then to Musestre, in the Treviso area, in 1973. He confronted artists like De Chirico, Carena, Guidi, Saetti, and Scanavino in his... Read full biography
Luigi Rincicotti, a native of Fano, moved to Venice in 1959 and then to Musestre, in the Treviso area, in 1973. He confronted artists like De Chirico, Carena, Guidi, Saetti, and Scanavino in his formative period before embarking on an autonomous path characterized by attention to detail and surreal... Read full biography
Luigi Rincicotti, a native of Fano, moved to Venice in 1959 and then to Musestre, in the Treviso area, in 1973. He confronted artists like De Chirico, Carena, Guidi, Saetti, and Scanavino in his formative period before embarking on an autonomous path characterized by attention to detail and surreal composition. For an in-depth bibliography, refer to Silvio Castro's "Rincicotti," published in Colognola ai Colli in 1983, with contributions by Maurizio Calvesi, Enzo Carli, Giorgio Di Genova, Carlo... Read full biography
Luigi Rincicotti, a native of Fano, moved to Venice in 1959 and then to Musestre, in the Treviso area, in 1973. He confronted artists like De Chirico, Carena, Guidi, Saetti, and Scanavino in his formative period before embarking on an autonomous path characterized by attention to detail and surreal composition. For an in-depth bibliography, refer to Silvio Castro's "Rincicotti," published in Colognola ai Colli in 1983, with contributions by Maurizio Calvesi, Enzo Carli, Giorgio Di Genova, Carlo Munari, Mario Penelope, Franco Solmi, and Marcello Venturoli.Silvio Castro, ed, "Rincicotti," Colognola ai Colli, 1983
Luigi Rincicotti, a native of Fano, moved to Venice in 1959 and then to Musestre, in the Treviso area, in 1973. He confronted artists like De Chirico, Carena, Guidi, Saetti, and Scanavino in his formative period before embarking on an autonomous path characterized by attention to detail and surreal composition. For an in-depth bibliography, refer to Silvio Castro's "Rincicotti," published in Colognola ai Colli in 1983, with contributions by Maurizio Calvesi, Enzo Carli, Giorgio Di Genova, Carlo Munari, Mario Penelope, Franco Solmi, and Marcello Venturoli.Silvio Castro, ed, "Rincicotti," Colognola ai Colli, 1983