Catégorie
PeintureTechnique
Huile/panneauType d'oeuvre
Oeuvre originaleDimensions hors cadre
71 x 102 x 3 cm(27,95 x 40,16 x 1,18 in)
État
bonDescription de l'oeuvre
Fausto PIRANDELLO
(1899-1975)
Nudo Lunatico, Nude in a Moody mood (1954)
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After a few years in Paris, where he met the important Italian-Parigian artists of the 1920s and 30s, Pirandello returned to Rome in 1931 and was welcomed into the Roman School, distinguishing himself by his originality and solitary research. His approach was oriented towards a realism of daily life.
During the 1950s, Pirandello developed his style further, reabsorbing cubist suggestions from Braque and Picasso. He offered new solutions between abstraction and figuration, with paintings that refer strongly towards a cubist synthesis in the tiling of colors. This was particularly the case in his series of «female « Nudos » in the 1950s which this painting is a striking example.
Pirandello exhibited widely. This painting was presented at the Rome Quadriennale and the Galleria Odyssia in 1954 and at the Kanagawa art museum in Japan in 1955.