Gino Severini Painting Original Art Abstract
Gino Severini Painting Original Art Abstract
Artist: Gino Severini
Year: Early 20th Century
Country: Italy
Artist: Gino Severini
Year: Early 20th Century
Country: Italy
Category: Antique Painting
Signed: Yes
About the Item:
This is a magnificent abstract oil painting attributed to the famous italian artist Gino Severini. The painting needs some cleaning but the overall condition is excellent. Our experts and the Bureau Art Gallery (26 years on business) can assure you the quality of this wonderfull masterpiece! *If you need better images, provenance, auction receipts, please let us know and we will send it to you you with an enhaced gallery for closer details. We will provide certificate of authenticity to go with the painting, see details bellow.
This is a magnificent abstract oil painting attributed to the famous italian artist Gino Severini. The painting needs some cleaning but the overall condition is excellent. Our experts and the Bureau Art Gallery (26 years on business) can assure you the quality of this wonderfull masterpiece! *If you need better images, provenance, auction receipts, please let us know and we will send it to you you with an enhaced gallery for closer details. We will provide certificate of authenticity to go with the painting, see details bellow.
Artist's Biography:
Gino Severini was born in Cortona on 7 April 1883. In 1899 the Italian painter, graphic artist and sculptor went to Rome in 1899 to attend evening classes at the Villa Medici. After a decisive encounter with Giacomo Balla and Umberto Boccioni he began working as an artist in 1901. Balla introduced him to the divisionistic colour technique of the Neo-Impressionists. Gino Severini moved to Paris in 1906 where he studied the Impressionists, was fascinated with Seurat's paintings and met Signac. Beside Modigliani, Picasso, Braque and Gris he further encountered various well-known poets and thinkers of his time. Marinetti and Boccioni invited him to join the Futurist-movement. On 11 February 1910 Severini signed the 'Manifesto of Futurist Painting' and thus became a co-founder of this style. In contrast to his artist colleagues, Severini was barely interested in the dynamic of machines, but in the depiction of human bodies in motion. His cabaret scenes and depictions of dancers were made during his period. Works like 'Blue Dancer' (1912) show the typical Futurist principles of faceting and simultaneous effects. Severini exhibited works in 1912 at the Futurist exhibitions in Paris, London and Berlin and developed relationships between Italy and France. The artist's work became Cubist after 1915. From now on the artist increasingly focused on the harmony of geometric constructions like the golden section. His favourite subjects were the still lifes with musical instruments and scenes from the Commedia dell' Arte. Between 1924 and 1935 Severini was commissioned with numerous murals and mosaics. He led an exciting life between Rome and Paris and published theoretical texts and books on art. Severini was awarded the Grand Prize of the Biennale in Venice in 1950. The divisionist concept of the picture, together with a Cubist-Futurist style, which was adopted by Balla, is typical of Severini's entire oeuvre. He analysed light, movement and events, which happened after one another but are linked by memory. Gino Severini died in Paris on 26 February 1966. Important works by the artist are today exhibited in Milan (Collection Gianni Mattioli) and Rotterdam (Museum Boymans-van-Beuningen).
Certificate of Authenticity:
We will issue a certificate of authenticity provided by an associate spanish expert, Mr. Enrique Garrido, that will cover the item during your ownership or possession. If at any time in the future, (as long as you have not sold or otherwise disposed of it), you should find that the item we have sold is materially different to the age which we have represented or the attribution is wrong, you may return it in the same condition as it was when sold, for a full refund of the net sale price in the form of credit for other items and in some cases a full money back refund.
Any claims for refund under this certificate, must be evidenced in writing by one or other art expert authorities. If for any reason you don't agree with our experts opinion during the auction please let us know and we will remove artworks imediatelly for further research, our buyers opinion is always considered. We have a money back guarantee too and you can use that for any reason, no need to inform why you want to send it back for a refund, see bellow.
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If before 45 days you are not satisfied with your item you can return it for a credit equal to the sale price of the item you bought to exchange for other item/s of our inventory. Within the first 7 days the refund is Money Back.
Gino Severini was born in Cortona on 7 April 1883. In 1899 the Italian painter, graphic artist and sculptor went to Rome in 1899 to attend evening classes at the Villa Medici. After a decisive encounter with Giacomo Balla and Umberto Boccioni he began working as an artist in 1901. Balla introduced him to the divisionistic colour technique of the Neo-Impressionists. Gino Severini moved to Paris in 1906 where he studied the Impressionists, was fascinated with Seurat's paintings and met Signac. Beside Modigliani, Picasso, Braque and Gris he further encountered various well-known poets and thinkers of his time. Marinetti and Boccioni invited him to join the Futurist-movement. On 11 February 1910 Severini signed the 'Manifesto of Futurist Painting' and thus became a co-founder of this style. In contrast to his artist colleagues, Severini was barely interested in the dynamic of machines, but in the depiction of human bodies in motion. His cabaret scenes and depictions of dancers were made during his period. Works like 'Blue Dancer' (1912) show the typical Futurist principles of faceting and simultaneous effects. Severini exhibited works in 1912 at the Futurist exhibitions in Paris, London and Berlin and developed relationships between Italy and France. The artist's work became Cubist after 1915. From now on the artist increasingly focused on the harmony of geometric constructions like the golden section. His favourite subjects were the still lifes with musical instruments and scenes from the Commedia dell' Arte. Between 1924 and 1935 Severini was commissioned with numerous murals and mosaics. He led an exciting life between Rome and Paris and published theoretical texts and books on art. Severini was awarded the Grand Prize of the Biennale in Venice in 1950. The divisionist concept of the picture, together with a Cubist-Futurist style, which was adopted by Balla, is typical of Severini's entire oeuvre. He analysed light, movement and events, which happened after one another but are linked by memory. Gino Severini died in Paris on 26 February 1966. Important works by the artist are today exhibited in Milan (Collection Gianni Mattioli) and Rotterdam (Museum Boymans-van-Beuningen).
Certificate of Authenticity:
We will issue a certificate of authenticity provided by an associate spanish expert, Mr. Enrique Garrido, that will cover the item during your ownership or possession. If at any time in the future, (as long as you have not sold or otherwise disposed of it), you should find that the item we have sold is materially different to the age which we have represented or the attribution is wrong, you may return it in the same condition as it was when sold, for a full refund of the net sale price in the form of credit for other items and in some cases a full money back refund.
Any claims for refund under this certificate, must be evidenced in writing by one or other art expert authorities. If for any reason you don't agree with our experts opinion during the auction please let us know and we will remove artworks imediatelly for further research, our buyers opinion is always considered. We have a money back guarantee too and you can use that for any reason, no need to inform why you want to send it back for a refund, see bellow.
Payment Methods:
PayPal (Visa;MasterCard; American Express;Discover;Paypal Balance;bank Account) or direct wire transfer. You can pay directly with credit card without the need of creating a paypal account. LAYAWAY PLANS CAN BE DISCUSSED.
Additional Payment Details:
After the auction; you will receive an email with payment instructions. You can see that the payment methods displayed above are the ones accepted by us. Please ask all questions prior to bidding.Your bid is final so please bid accordingly.
Shipping Methods:
Will ship internationally (worldwide). THE SHIPPING IS FREE!
Additional Shipping Details:
The item will be shipped 1-2 business days after the payment is completed.
Money back Guarantee (100% Satisfaction Guaranteed):
If before 45 days you are not satisfied with your item you can return it for a credit equal to the sale price of the item you bought to exchange for other item/s of our inventory. Within the first 7 days the refund is Money Back.
