Illinois, Michigan. 1919 - 1980
Assemblage, non ob collage
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Born 1937 Verona, Italy. Known for: Public sculpture.
Virginio L. Ferrari is a sculptor who has exhibited his work in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and throughout the United States. Ferrari's monumental sculptures can be... Read full biography
Virginio L. Ferrari is a sculptor who has exhibited his work in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and throughout the United States. Ferrari's monumental sculptures can be found on street corners and public parks, at universities and libraries, corporations and in private... Read full biography
Virginio L. Ferrari is a sculptor who has exhibited his work in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and throughout the United States. Ferrari's monumental sculptures can be found on street corners and public parks, at universities and libraries, corporations and in private collections in Chicago, and elsewhere. Since the early sixties his sculptures have had environmental themes, allowing the interaction of sculpture and casual observer, giving the modern city a human... Read full biography
Virginio L. Ferrari is a sculptor who has exhibited his work in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and throughout the United States. Ferrari's monumental sculptures can be found on street corners and public parks, at universities and libraries, corporations and in private collections in Chicago, and elsewhere. Since the early sixties his sculptures have had environmental themes, allowing the interaction of sculpture and casual observer, giving the modern city a human dimension. With over thirty monumental public sculptures in Chicago alone and other works acquired by museum and corporate collections in Atlanta, Florence, Guayaquil, Los Angeles, Milan, Philadelphia, Rome, and Verona, Ferrari has been a consistent... Read full biography
Virginio L. Ferrari is a sculptor who has exhibited his work in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and throughout the United States. Ferrari's monumental sculptures can be found on street corners and public parks, at universities and libraries, corporations and in private collections in Chicago, and elsewhere. Since the early sixties his sculptures have had environmental themes, allowing the interaction of sculpture and casual observer, giving the modern city a human dimension. With over thirty monumental public sculptures in Chicago alone and other works acquired by museum and corporate collections in Atlanta, Florence, Guayaquil, Los Angeles, Milan, Philadelphia, Rome, and Verona, Ferrari has been a consistent presence in the international art world resulting in over 50 solo exhibitions, while participating in more than 150 group shows.... Read full biography
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