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Renato Barisani © (1918 - 2011)
Verde segnato, 1992
Signed and dated R. Barisani 92 lower right
Mixed media on masonite
cm 70x40 (artwork) - cm 86x56 (frame)
Signature, title and date on the reverse
Artwork acquired directly from the artist by the present owner in the 1990s
Literature:
"ARTISTS AGAINST, Research and experimentation in Naples in the post-war period and beyond", in Arte & Carte online, curated by Antonio Paladino, 11/13/2017
Photograph of the artwork authenticated by the artist on 17/5/1995
The lot is visible at Blindarte Milan
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Renato Barisani began his training at the Institute of Art in Naples, then attended the Academy of Fine Arts and graduated in Sculpture in 1941. He then became Professor of Design at the Academy from 1978 to 1984. From 1950 to 1955, together with Renato De Fusco, Guido Tatafiore and Antonio Venditti, he created the Arte Concreta Group in Naples, which opened an innovative and international language.
Photograph of the artwork authenticated by the artist on 17/5/1995
The lot is visible at Blindarte Milan
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Renato Barisani began his training at the Institute of Art in Naples, then attended the Academy of Fine Arts and graduated in Sculpture in 1941. He then became Professor of Design at the Academy from 1978 to 1984. From 1950 to 1955, together with Renato De Fusco, Guido Tatafiore and Antonio Venditti, he created the Arte Concreta Group in Naples, which opened an innovative and international language.
G. Dorfles wrote in 1949, referring to Barisani and the Concrete Art Movement"... is an art based only on the realization and objectification of the artist’s intuitions, rendered in concrete images of form-color, far from any symbolic meaning, from any formal abstraction, and aimed at capturing only those rhythms, those cadences, those chords, of which the world of colors is rich."
€ 700,00 / 1.000,00
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