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Collezione 8X8 di Cesare Zavattini: Carla Accardi, Vincenzo Agnetti, Titina Maselli, Franco Angeli, Augusto Murer Fabio Mauri, Bruno Caruso, Ezio Gribaudo, Sergio Sarri, Ilia Peikov, Luigi Parzini, Simona Weller, Pron Pachner, Agostino Pisani
Opere uniche di: Luzzati, Matta, Mondino Del Pezzo, Aricò, Gianni Bertini, Emilio Isgrò, Umberto Mariani, Roberto Sanesi, Plumcake, Dario Brevi, Agostino FerrariLamberto Correggiari, Michele Lorenzelli, Luigi GranettoAngelo Dozio, Battista Luraschi, Marco Lodola

         
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Luigi Granetto

Miart 2008: personale di Luigi Granetto nello stand di Grossetti Arte ContemporaneaFacies 2007
Opere 2007: Re e Regina età del ferro, "Viaggio", Paesaggio 
Opere 2006: Equilibrio spezzato, Cornice spezzata in blu, Cornice spezzata in rosso, Spaccatura in nero, Borsa spezzata 1, Borsa spezzata 2
"Campi" , "Prima della fine", "Alarico" per la mostra "Ausstellung "Künstler für das Fellbach-Haus" 

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Per informazioni, immagini delle opere descritte e stime staff@gnomiz.it Tel 039-2308116  Luigi Granetto (Granetto artista) Via Vittorio Emanuele II, 42-44/ 20052 Monza Per comprare eBay

Lucrèce, 1983
Huile sur toile
200 x 245 cm
Acquisition 1987
Photo P. Goetelen

Gérard Garouste Né en 1946 à Paris (France). Vit à Paris et à Marcilly-sur-Eure. Gérard Garouste a entrepris depuis près de vingt-cinq ans de renouveler le genre de la " peinture d'histoire ". Se mesurant aux formes qui, depuis Raphaël, parcourent l'histoire de la grande peinture, mais sans jamais s'abandonner à ses expressions d'un autre temps, il parvient à s'exiler de ce passé et à justifier sa peinture en termes résolument modernes. Les premières " peintures d'histoire " que Garouste réalise dans les années 70 s'inscrivent encore dans les conventions de la grande peinture à sujet : interprétations contemporaines d'un art tourné vers le passé, retour à des modes de représentation classique, mémoire de l'histoire, choix iconographiques ainsi que ferveur onirique de ses toiles imposent très vite l'artiste comme un modèle aux yeux des jeunes peintres de cette époque. Dans les années 80, la manière de ses premières toiles, avec les citations délibérées qui la nourrissent, laisse place à une entreprise picturale d'un nouveau genre dans laquelle on compte les Indiennes. Ces peintures, dont la Fondation Cartier possède un remarquable exemple (Indienne, 1988) – et auxquelles elle consacre une exposition à Jouy-en-Josas en 1988 et un livre d'artiste intitulé Les Palais de de la mémoire, avant de les montrer à Santa Monica et à Tokyo en 1990 –, tirent leur appellation des toiles que l'on peignait autrefois avec des couleurs importées par la Compagnie des Indes. La source de cette inspiration est un rêve où l'artiste voit " des Indiens évoluer librement au milieu de tableaux classiques ". Garouste en fait d'abord un spectacle alliant théâtre à l'italienne et performances, puis des peintures de grande dimension. Ces toiles développent toutes les thèmes essentiels de l'indianité tout en renvoyant à l'architecture ou aux décors de théâtre. Elles épousent leur environnement et s'approprient l'espace avec une force décorative considérable dont témoignent les décorations privées et publiques entreprises par l'artiste dès cette époque. ......Fondation Cartier

Gérard Garouste Born in 1946 in Paris (France). Lives in Paris and in Marcilly-sur-Eure. It is almost twenty-five years now since Gérard Garouste first set out to revive the genre of "history painting". Measuring himself against forms that have been part of the major tradition of painting from Raphael on, while taking care not to succumb to the renderings of a different era, he has succeeded in cutting his ties with the past and justifying his work in resolutely modern terms. Garouste’s first "history paintings" date from the 1970s and still respect the conventions of thematic painting in the grand manner. His modern interpretations of works centered on the past, his return to classical modes of representation and the historical memory, his iconographic choices and the dream-like fervour of his paintings soon singled him out as a model for young painters of the time. In the 1980s, the style of his early canvases, deliberately charged with allusions, gave way to a new genre of pictorial adventure, among which featured his Indiennes. These paintings, of which the Cartier Foundation owns a remarkable example (Indienne, 1988), are named after the fabrics painted with colours imported by the East India Company and were presented, along with an artist’s book,Les Palais de la mémoire, at an exhibition organized by the Cartier Foundation at Jouy-en-Josas in 1988, which then went on to Santa Monica and Tokyo in 1990. The original source of inspiration was a dream in which the artist saw "Indians moving around freely in the midst of classical paintings". Garouste first of all turned this into a show that combined Italian stage-design and performance art, then into large-format paintings. The paintings develop all the main themes of "Indianness", while at the same time alluding to architecture or stage sets. Their capacity to merge with the environment and appropriate the surrounding space has considerable decorative force, as can be seen from private and public decorations the artist has since carried out. Since 1983, Garouste has also been working on a series of paintings based on canonical texts of literature (Dante), mythology (Orion and Celadon) and Christianity (the Bible, Saint Theresa d’Avila). In the the artist’s own words, he uses "painting through elements of mythology, religion or, again, of Dante’s text, to get as close as possible to a centre that’s impossible to define". The scenes depicted in these paintings are particularly intense. Some are swamped with references and allusions; others, freer and more elliptical, have the mobility and intensity of dreams. In an elegant spectrum of grey, purple, green and black, strange figures with spindly, deliberately archaic outlines emerge (Sans Titre, 1986–87)......Fondation Cartier

 

 

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