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Giacomo Balla (1871-1958). Born in Turin. Graduated from Albertina Academy of Fine Arts. His art combines the landscape tradition of Piemonte, the portraiture and impressionistic elements. In a certain period he was influenced by futurism but later he returned to realism. |
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The graphic exhibition of the Italian Cultural Institute bears this name as it features a broad spectrum of artists: Balla, Amato, Annigoni, Bueno, Cagli, Cascella, Donatelli, Fiume, Gentilini, Guttuso, Iori, Maccari, Marando, Nespolo, Pirandello, Sanna, Schifano, Volo and Scialoja. A real panorama of the development of this art in Italy from the last century to the present day. In September the exhibition was displayed in Veliko Tarnovo and in October it came to Raiko Alexiev Gallery in Sofia. |
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Roberto Donatelli was born in Pescara in 1953. Currently he is teaching at the Fine Arts Academy in Naples, where he graduated. He makes numerous exhibitions in Italy and round the world. |
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Empedocle Amato was born in Rome in 1942. He graduated from the State Institute of Arts and the Art Academy. Worked in different ateliers of Italian masters, made mosaics in Berlin, worked with ceramics, worked as illustrator and fashion designer in New York. Currently he lives in Rome and teaches. |
Antonio Bueno (1918-1984). Grew as an artist in Paris but he had many artistic contacts and exhibitions in Italy. Continuously in search of new artistic expressions, he has leanings to surrealism, geometric abstractionism, neofiguration. |
Franco Gentilini (1909-1981). He dedicated himself to the graphic art in the 1940s. After a stay in Paris, his art was contaminated by cubism, surrealism, the informal art, yet he remained forever connected to Rome and its lively cultural circles. |
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