Sirio Magni Terrabuio (1897) - Marina con scogliera

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Description from the seller

Wonderful pastel-drawn artwork on cardboard in good condition.
The piece measures 70 x 48 cm.
The frame is original to the period and has its protective glass.
Some images show reflections due to the protective glass, but the work is perfectly intact.
Sirio Magni Terrabuio (born in Verona on July 11, 1897 and lived in Milan), pupil of Silvio Bicchi.
He was nicknamed the master of pastel.
Key information about the artist:

• Training and life: Pupil of painter Silvio Bicchi, he lived and worked in Milan.
• Exhibitions: He participated in the Female Portrait Show in Monza, in the Bevilacqua La Masa Competition in Venice and at the Permanente in Milan, as well as several solo shows (Galleria Bonzani, Famiglia Artistica, Galleria Geri and in 1932 at Galleria Scopinich).
• Technique and subjects: A fast painter, he loved pastel above all (from which he achieved great luminosity) and was particularly renowned for his still lifes, especially those with marine subjects and fish (such as sea birds, octopus and anchovies), in addition to landscapes and serene compositions.
Provenance: private collection, Turin, Italy
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Seller's Story

Art dealer specializing in the research and sale of antique paintings and 19th- and 20th-century works. Associated with F.I.M.A. Federazione Italiana Mercanti d'Arte. Present at the most important antique fairs in Italy. All works are carefully examined before sale to ensure the utmost professionalism and authenticity. In collaboration with ART & INVESTIGATION, historical-art investigations into works of art.
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Wonderful pastel-drawn artwork on cardboard in good condition.
The piece measures 70 x 48 cm.
The frame is original to the period and has its protective glass.
Some images show reflections due to the protective glass, but the work is perfectly intact.
Sirio Magni Terrabuio (born in Verona on July 11, 1897 and lived in Milan), pupil of Silvio Bicchi.
He was nicknamed the master of pastel.
Key information about the artist:

• Training and life: Pupil of painter Silvio Bicchi, he lived and worked in Milan.
• Exhibitions: He participated in the Female Portrait Show in Monza, in the Bevilacqua La Masa Competition in Venice and at the Permanente in Milan, as well as several solo shows (Galleria Bonzani, Famiglia Artistica, Galleria Geri and in 1932 at Galleria Scopinich).
• Technique and subjects: A fast painter, he loved pastel above all (from which he achieved great luminosity) and was particularly renowned for his still lifes, especially those with marine subjects and fish (such as sea birds, octopus and anchovies), in addition to landscapes and serene compositions.
Provenance: private collection, Turin, Italy
Fast shipping with secure packing

Seller's Story

Art dealer specializing in the research and sale of antique paintings and 19th- and 20th-century works. Associated with F.I.M.A. Federazione Italiana Mercanti d'Arte. Present at the most important antique fairs in Italy. All works are carefully examined before sale to ensure the utmost professionalism and authenticity. In collaboration with ART & INVESTIGATION, historical-art investigations into works of art.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Sirio Magni Terrabuio (1897)
Title of artwork
Marina con scogliera
Technique
Pastel
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
90 cm
Width
68 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Period
1920-1930
ItalyVerified
514
Objects sold
100%
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