Contemporary Art
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Lucio Fontana (1899-1968), “Concetto spaziale”.
“Concetto spaziale” emblematically synthesizes the research of Lucio Fontana, a fundamental twentieth-century artist and founder of Spatialism, a theoretical movement developed starting in 1947 with the aim of overcoming the traditional limits…
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Renato Guttuso (1911-1987), “Untitled”, 1962.
The painting “Untitled” from 1962 belongs to a central phase in the production of Renato Guttuso, one of the most significant artists of twentieth-century Italian art. In these years, in fact,…
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Andy Warhol (1928-1987), “Mao”.
The work “Mao” represents one of the most emblematic subjects of Andy Warhol’s serial production, created from the early 1970s onwards and developed in several chromatic variants. In this colour print,…
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Mattia Moreni (1920-1999), “Anguria laida su pelliccia di nylon rosa”, 1969.
“Anguria laida su pelliccia di nylon rosa” is a painting from 1969 that belongs fully to the mature phase of the research of Mattia Moreni, a central artist in Italian art…
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Luigi Ontani (1943), “Il figlio del Fauno”, Bali, 2000.
“Il figlio del Fauno” is a work on paper created in 2000 in Bali by Luigi Ontani, a central figure in contemporary Italian art, known for research that intertwines myth, identity…
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Filippo De Pisis (1896-1956), “Interior with cocò”, 1948.
“Interno con cocò””Interior with Cocò”, created in 1948, belongs to a mature phase in the production of Filippo de Pisis, a central artist in twentieth-century Italian painting, known for his personal…
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Xavier Bueno (1915-1979), “Face of a Girl”.
The painting “Face of a Girl” by Xavier Bueno presents itself as a small-format work of intense expressive concentration. The image depicts a female face captured frontally, isolated from any narrative context, according to…
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Marco Gastini (1938), “Raw Radiating II”, 1981.
“Raw Radiating II” by Marco Gastini, created in 1981, represents a significant example of the material and spatial research developed by the artist from the 1970s onwards. From a formal…
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Guglielmo Sansoni (1896-1974), said Tato, “Marciare non marcire”.
The work “Marciare non marcire” by Guglielmo Sansoni known as Tato fits coherently within the Futurist production of the Bolognese artist, one of the protagonists of the second generation of Italian Futurism. Signed lower down…
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Afro Basaldella (1912-1976), “Composition”, 1964.
The “Composition”, created around 1964 by Afro Basaldella, represents a significant example of the artist’s mature phase, when his abstract language reached a fully personal synthesis. The work is characterized by an essential sign…
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Giorgio Morandi (1890-1964), “Shells”, 1932.
The drawing “Shells”, created in 1932 by Giorgio Morandi, constitutes a significant example of his graphic research and of his constant reflection on the theme of still life. The work presents an essential…
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Anton Zoran Mušič (1909-2005), “Dalmatian Motif”, 1949.
The work “Dalmatian Motif”, created in 1949 by Anton Zoran Mušič, conveys with extreme synthesis one of the most recurring and identifying themes of the artist’s production. The subject, composed of figures on horseback…
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Andy Warhol (1928-1987), “Marilyn Monroe”.
The famous “Marilyn Monroe” by Andy Warhol represents one of the best-known and most significant results of his research on the reproducibility of the image. Starting in 1962, immediately after the actress’s death, Warhol…
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Flavio Bertelli (1865-1941), “The Lovers”, 1893.
Created around 1893, “The Lovers” by Flavio Bertelli belongs to a central phase of his research, when the Bolognese artist developed a personal language close to the concerns of Symbolism…
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Ottone Rosai (1895–1957), “Paesaggio”.
The work “Paesaggio” by Ottone Rosai effectively represents one of the most recurring themes in the artist’s production: the lyrical and synthetic reinterpretation of the territory. In fact, Rosai, a…
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Bruno Saetti (1902–1984), “Composition with Trumpet”, 1974.
Created in 1974, “Composition with Trumpet” testifies to a mature phase in the research of Bruno Saetti, a Bolognese artist active between the Italian twentieth century and the post-war period.…
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Gregorio Sciltian, Sogno di una notte di mezza estate
Gregorio Sciltian, “Sogno di una notte di mezza estate”, 1957 Hammer price € 37.200,00 Top lots Gregory’s Auction House – Contemporary Art
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Bepi Romagnoni, Racconto
Bepi Romagnoni, “Racconto”, July – August 1963 Hammer price € 6.820,00 Top lots Gregory’s Auction House – Contemporary Art