Renato Guttuso - Untitled
Renato Guttuso - Untitled
SKU:LSCHO003
Mixed techniques, 26x48
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Characteristics
Characteristics
Formato: Medium (40-100cm)
Orientamento: Vertical
Supporto: Paper/cardboard
Soggetto: Sacred art
Stile: Figurative
Description of the work
Description of the work
Female figures play an important role in the artist's artistic production. The female body is depicted in a direct, sensual, and sometimes provocative manner, as in this case. The artist manages to convey eroticism but also women. in their everyday life, up to the production of symbolic and allegorical images. The proportions and anatomy of the body demonstrate the artist's great knowledge.
The style is characterized by strong expressiveness. A quick and confident stroke that captures the immediacy of the moment, with a simple, not overly defined line. The sinuous, not overly detailed body is rendered with a soft yet nuanced line.
Renato Guttuso was born in Bagheria in 1911. From a very young age, he was exposed to the world of art, thanks in part to his father, who painted watercolors for pleasure. He also began frequenting artist studios early on. The master's earliest pictorial works include copies of Sicilian landscape painters; the signed and dated works demonstrate the skill he demonstrated even at the age of thirteen. In 1931, he participated in the Quadriennale, where he met important artists. Impressed, he decided to move to the Eternal City. To afford this, he undertook restorations at both the Pinacoteca di Perugia and the Galleria Borghese in Rome. In 1937, he managed to move permanently, and his studio soon became a vibrant and vibrant intellectual hub within the Roman cultural scene. The master was a man of strong political and social commitment, joining the Communist Party and striving for justice. The Crucifixion, created between 1940 and 1941, is a symbolic work of his, and he himself describes it with the following words: "This is a time of war. I want to paint this torture of Christ as a scene of today. ... as a symbol of all those who suffer outrage, imprisonment, and torture for their ideas."
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