The 27 Artworks exhibited in Galleria D'arte Moderna Milan, Italy and ...

The Prodigal Son (Italian: Il figliol prodigo) is a painting by the Greek-born Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico. It is painted in tempera on canvas and was completed in 1922 as de Chirico was in transition from the Metaphysical style of his earlier works to the neoclassicism he essayed in the 1920s...

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These 8 canvases, painted between 1894 and 1911 in the lakeside village of Miazzina, near Verbania, offer an example of the refined conception behind Grubicy/

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This compact bronze piece is a small-scale cast of one of the 6 large figures that comprise the monument to the Burghers of Calais. this task was entrusted to Auguste Rodin by the French city/

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This sculpture was commissioned by Giovanni Azzarini for the funeral monument of his father, a wealthy businessman who made his fortune in Montevideo (Uruguay). The figure of a miner who, in a moment of abandon, leans his weight on a wheelbarrow is defined by a solid monumental structure and a caref...

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This canvas, a masterpiece of Hayez/

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These 8 canvases, painted between 1894 and 1911 in the lakeside village of Miazzina, near Verbania, offer an example of the refined conception behind Grubicy/

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In 1911, the sculptor Adolfo Wildt left behind 19th-century plastic modeling, engaging himself in the complex revival of ancient sculpture, revitalizing it with the most advanced artistic trends of that time. One of his works from this period, which has unfortunately been lost, is /

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This sculpture takes its inspiration from the poem /

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Henri Rouart (1833–1912)—an industrialist, art collector, painter, and patron of Impressionist artists—met Rosso in 1890, as attested by several sources. We do know with certainty that Rouart bought copies of /

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Pablo Picasso made his first visit to the Madoura ceramic workshop in Vallauris in 1936, accompanied by the poet Paul Éluard. He was fascinated by the pottery, the work of Suzanne and Georges Ramié, a married couple who attempted to revive traditional production practices. Starting from 1946, Picass...

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This pastel painting—a technique that was revived by Impressionist painters, and to which De Nittis made a significant contribution—is handled with great confidence and demonstrates the influence of Japanese prints, with the flat central character standing out against the distant background and its ...

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