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1910 Jesi, Italy - 1994 Parigi, Italy. Known for: Figure sculpture, paintings of city scenes, buildings, landscapes, portraits.
He moved to Rome at a young age, attending the Academy of Fine Arts and starting to collaborate with the most important literary and artistic magazines. He exhibited at the III Sindacale Laziale... Read full biography
He moved to Rome at a young age, attending the Academy of Fine Arts and starting to collaborate with the most important literary and artistic magazines. He exhibited at the III Sindacale Laziale (1932) and at the I National Exhibition of the Syndicate of artists (Florence, 1933); in 1934, presented... Read full biography
He moved to Rome at a young age, attending the Academy of Fine Arts and starting to collaborate with the most important literary and artistic magazines. He exhibited at the III Sindacale Laziale (1932) and at the I National Exhibition of the Syndicate of artists (Florence, 1933); in 1934, presented by Alfredo Mezio, he exhibited at the Bragaglia Fuori Commercio and in 1935 at the II Quadriennale in Rome. After a stay in Paris (1935) he was back in Rome. In 1936 he painted a fresco titled Roman... Read full biography
He moved to Rome at a young age, attending the Academy of Fine Arts and starting to collaborate with the most important literary and artistic magazines. He exhibited at the III Sindacale Laziale (1932) and at the I National Exhibition of the Syndicate of artists (Florence, 1933); in 1934, presented by Alfredo Mezio, he exhibited at the Bragaglia Fuori Commercio and in 1935 at the II Quadriennale in Rome. After a stay in Paris (1935) he was back in Rome. In 1936 he painted a fresco titled Roman Carnival in the Palazzo dell’Anagrafe. In 1939 he was present at the III Quadriennale and at the second Milanese exhibition of "Corrente", where he exhibited with the Roman group. Together with Guttuso, Guzzi, Montanarini, Ziveri, Fazzini, he... Read full biography
He moved to Rome at a young age, attending the Academy of Fine Arts and starting to collaborate with the most important literary and artistic magazines. He exhibited at the III Sindacale Laziale (1932) and at the I National Exhibition of the Syndicate of artists (Florence, 1933); in 1934, presented by Alfredo Mezio, he exhibited at the Bragaglia Fuori Commercio and in 1935 at the II Quadriennale in Rome. After a stay in Paris (1935) he was back in Rome. In 1936 he painted a fresco titled Roman Carnival in the Palazzo dell’Anagrafe. In 1939 he was present at the III Quadriennale and at the second Milanese exhibition of "Corrente", where he exhibited with the Roman group. Together with Guttuso, Guzzi, Montanarini, Ziveri, Fazzini, he exhibited in January 1940 at the Galleria di Roma in a significant exhibition of the new "realist" climate. The same year he was commis... Read full biography