Aldo Gentilini (1911-1982) - Composizione

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Aldo Gentilini’s abstract acrylic painting “Composizione”, an original work from the 1970s, is signed by hand and comes framed.

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Acrylic on canvas from the 1970s

Maestro Aldo Gentilini

in good condition

This fascinating painting, which is “abstract,” is signed on the front lower left, while on the back there is the authentic certificate made directly by the artist, as can be seen from the images that are an integral part of the description.

Canvas size 70 x 50 cm.
Frame size 85 x 65

The work comes complete with the frame, without glass and in good condition, as can be seen from the images that are an integral part of the description.

Maestro Aldo Gentilini was born in Genoa in 1911. From a young age he felt a strong religious vocation that led him to enter the cloistered monastery of Pietrasanta, where he stayed for three years, studying philosophy, before dedicating himself, as a self-taught artist, to artistic research, which would lead him to exhibit in numerous shows in Italy and abroad.
A man of faith, he believed that only through art could the divine be reached. This idea would underpin his entire body of work:
"I try to empty myself – Gentilini declared – This emptiness provokes a certain catharsis in me: I observe sensitive values that I respect, I re-evaluate them, but I never know how I will fall into the painting, and this is the realization of a truth toward a sign never imagined."
He was an artist who practiced asceticism, to imitate the Saint to whom he was devoted. The two natures, the human and the aesthetic, coincide perfectly.

The painting will be carefully packaged and shipped by express courier with tracking."

Acrylic on canvas from the 1970s

Maestro Aldo Gentilini

in good condition

This fascinating painting, which is “abstract,” is signed on the front lower left, while on the back there is the authentic certificate made directly by the artist, as can be seen from the images that are an integral part of the description.

Canvas size 70 x 50 cm.
Frame size 85 x 65

The work comes complete with the frame, without glass and in good condition, as can be seen from the images that are an integral part of the description.

Maestro Aldo Gentilini was born in Genoa in 1911. From a young age he felt a strong religious vocation that led him to enter the cloistered monastery of Pietrasanta, where he stayed for three years, studying philosophy, before dedicating himself, as a self-taught artist, to artistic research, which would lead him to exhibit in numerous shows in Italy and abroad.
A man of faith, he believed that only through art could the divine be reached. This idea would underpin his entire body of work:
"I try to empty myself – Gentilini declared – This emptiness provokes a certain catharsis in me: I observe sensitive values that I respect, I re-evaluate them, but I never know how I will fall into the painting, and this is the realization of a truth toward a sign never imagined."
He was an artist who practiced asceticism, to imitate the Saint to whom he was devoted. The two natures, the human and the aesthetic, coincide perfectly.

The painting will be carefully packaged and shipped by express courier with tracking."

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Aldo Gentilini (1911-1982)
Title of artwork
Composizione
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Height
70 cm
Width
50 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
1970-1980
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Objects sold
100%
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