Estorick Collectionさんのイラストまとめ

Crali seems to have been a supremely confident painter who rarely made preparatory studies for his works. This series of drawings is an exception to the rule, and may reflect Crali’s awareness that he was on the verge of his first major artistic statement.

This drawing dated 1907 is the perfect introduction to Umberto Boccioni’s work at this time. It reveals the central role played in the artist’s imagination by the female figure.

#tbt to Gerardo Dottori: The Futurist View held at the @Estorick in 2014.

His expansive and intensely poetic visions of the Umbrian landscape, viewed from above, were among the earliest and most striking examples of ‘aeropainting’.

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Since we can’t welcome you in, we are are bringing the exhibition to you.

🔉Listen to this extract from Tullio Crali, Aeropittura Futurista Italiana, 1941.

Carlo Carrà was born #onthisday in 1881.

Together with Umberto Boccioni and Luigi Russolo he drafted the Manifesto of the Futurist Painters and the Technical Manifesto of Futurist Painting (both 1910), issuing his own manifesto The Painting of Sounds, Noises and Smells in 1913.

For Crali, aviation was a technological marvel, but it also possessed a profoundly lyrical – even spiritual – dimension:
“The direct, pure emotions experienced at great altitudes [...] liberate us from our everyday preoccupations and allow us to touch the threshold of Heaven”.

Join #LAF20 between the 22-26 January 2020. Providing expert insights into dynamic concepts in
contemporary and modern art.

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Image: FRANCIS BACON - Study of the Human Body after Ingres - lithograph - 1982 - Gildens Art Gallery

Are you still looking for the perfect gift to make happy an art lover? Check out our online shop! To make it in time for the big day, place your order before the end of Tuesday 17 December (UK Standard Delivery) or Wednesday 18 December (First Class).

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Explore the exhibition with a free* gallery tour led by artist, writer and educator Glenn Sujo. Tomorrow from 15.00.
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Happy birthday to Ottone Rosai!
Born in Florence in 1895, Rosai was educated at the city’s Academy of Fine Arts, but was expelled following a disagreement with a teacher. Later in his life he was awarded the Chair in Painting at the same institution.