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De Albertis Edoardo 8 marzo 1926 Liguria/ GE/ Genova - acquisto

De Albertis, Edoardo

GAM0462

Unità di misura: cm; Altezza: 195; Larghezza: 45; Profondità: 54

fusione in bronzo

The large bronze, inspired by Michelangelo, was designed for the Italian pavilion in the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts inaugurated in 1925 in Paris. The work supported the architrave of the entrance to the Ligurian Hall. The sculpture corresponds to the symbolist poetics that had denoted all the artist's previous production, which with Plinio Nomellini and C. Roccatagliata Ceccardi, had become a point of reference for the city's cultural and artistic circles. One of the sculptor's most important achievements remains the "Arte del Sogno" (Art of Dream) room designed for the 7th Venice Biennale in 1907, with the collaboration of his friend Nomellini, Galileo Chini and Gaetano Previati: it is the highest expression of the creation of an environment in which sculpture, painting and applied arts merge. One of the sculptor's most important achievements remains the Sala dell'Arte del Sogno designed for the 7th Venice Biennale in 1907, with the collaboration of his friend Nomellini, Galileo Chini and Gaetano Previati, the utmost expression of the creation of an environment in which sculpture, painting and applied arts merge. bronze sculpture