Auction 36
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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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Cleto Tomba (1898 -1987), “The Village Festival”.
“The Village Festival” by Cleto Tomba represents a particularly significant work within the production of the Bolognese artist, known for his ability to transform scenes of everyday life into choral compositions rich…
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Mario Sironi (1885–1961), “The Awakening”, 1932.
Created in 1932, “The Awakening” belongs to a central phase in the research of Mario Sironi, one of the leading figures of the Italian Novecento movement. In these years, in…
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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.…