1910-1950 Painting in Italy - Futurism, abstraction, concrete art

Fortunato Depero
Arti Grafiche R. Manfrini

Augusto Bargoni
Centro Studi Piemontese

Enrico Crispolti
All'insegna del pesce d'oro

AA.VV.
Vallecchi editore

AA.VV.
Galleria de' Foscherari

Jhon E. Bowlt, Nicoletta Misler, Maria Tsantsanoglou
Thessaloniki

Carmine Benincasa, Francois Daulte
Edizioni SEAT

Luigi Mallè, Giovanni Testori
Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna

Comitato trentino per la diffusione della cultura
Arti Grafiche Privitera

Mario Sironi, Claudia Gian Ferrari
Charta

Italian modernist painter Mario Sironi's (1885-1961) paintings spoke through a unique palette of incessantly dialectical lights and shadows, blacks and whites, browns and ochres. Reproduced here is a selection of works that, with the exception of his futurist period, span his entire career: the urban landscapes of the 20s, compositions of the 30s, and explosions of elaborate multiple works of the 40s and 50s. Sironi's interests were wide-ranging and included not only painting and sculpture but also advertising graphics, theatrical staging, architecture, and engineering. Allegations of fascist leanings clouded his reputation after World War II and he spent the last twenty years of his life in relative poverty and obscurity. This is among the first publications to reexamine his artistic legacy.

Maurizio Vitta
L'Arca Edizioni

Björn-Eric Lindh
Forlagshuset Norden AB