Date: 10/05/2018

VITTORIO MATTEO CORCOS - Alberto Vianelli's portrait

The work comes from the heirs of Achille and Alberto Vianelli, as the dedication to the effigy well testifies. Alberto Vianelli, son of the schoolmaster of Posillipo Achille, established himself as a fashionable painter in Paris between the end of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This vivid and immediate portrait is therefore part of a whole series of works dedicated by Corcos to his artist friends.

Date: 27/02/2018

SERGIO SELVA - Man on the puond, 1976

Date: 15/01/2018

DARIO QUERCI - Baron De Hubner enters the Mikado Palace at Kyoto

Date: 30/11/2017

HERMANN CORRODI - Stop at Porta Furba with view of Rome in the background

Date: 05/09/2017

ATTILIO SELVA - Rhythms (1921)

Exposed at the 1922 Venice Biennale, the bronze effect patinated plaster sculpture with title Rhythms is one of the acmes in Attilio Selva’s production, a Trieste born sculptor active in Rome from 1909. The work is part of a rich corpus of nude women that the artist realized since the beginnings of his career and that, in particular, starting from the 1910s, become loaded with symbolic significances. Selva realized two more nudes titled Rhythms: the first, in gilded plaster, was exposed at the 1915 Secessione Romana exhibition; the other in 1923, at the first Biennale Internazionale delle Arti Decorative of Monza.