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Work of the master Giorgio Mascalchi, Bolognese painter of the 900. He paints not only looking but above all contemplating, it is clear from the brushstroke that makes in this case the forest almost fairy. He paints like his brother in the Morandi period of the 20th century.
Brother of the most famous Vittorio Mascalchi.
Vittorio Mascalchi (Bologna, 5 December 1935 - Forlì, 15 October 2010) was an Italian painter. He was director of the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna.
Before enrolling at the Accademia di Belle Arti in 1954, he began his architectural studies in Florence without achieving his degree. This choice is significant to highlight the vocation to design, to meditate at a table - exactly as an architect would do - which actually surfaces in many moments of his career.
A speech that is well worth for those born in 1935, is part of full titles of the generation that feels the need to put aside the non-planning of the work at the base of the poetics of the Informal, in favour of the design requirements of the neo-avant-gardes . Mascalchi in fact is noted almost immediately, compared to the Informal, as the one who wants to propose a change: his participation in the exhibition 14 + 2, curated by Franco Lodoli in 1957 at the Circle of Culture, must be seen in the sense of an opening towards outcomes that will find full development in the sixties.

Oil on canvas - Personally signed - 1960

giorgio mascalchi (Bologna) - bosco autunnale

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