Xx Secolo Collection
"Exploring the Artistic Marvels of the 20th Century" Step into the enchanting world of the xx secolo, where creativity knows no bounds
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"Exploring the Artistic Marvels of the 20th Century" Step into the enchanting world of the xx secolo, where creativity knows no bounds. In Act II, we find ourselves immersed in the first scene of a captivating play. The stage equipment takes center stage as we marvel at The Chariot of Armida for Armida by G. Rossini. Created in 1952, this masterpiece comes to life through delicate strokes of pencil and tempera on a canvas board. As we move forward to the third act, our attention shifts towards an exquisite bronze sculpture called "The Adolescent. " Its intricate details capture the essence of youth and innocence with remarkable precision. Venturing further into this artistic journey, we encounter Cybo chapel's northern arm of the transept adorned with a breathtaking fresco depicting the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from 1910. The vibrant colors and skillful brushstrokes transport us back in time. Delving deeper into experimentation, studies for Dynamism of a Cyclist catch our eye. Executed in 1913 using black ink on paper, these sketches showcase movement like never before - an attempt to understand human forms in motion. Continuing this exploration is another set of drawings titled "I want to le human forms in movement. " Muscles come alive through black pencil, ink, white tempera, and watercolor on paper - a testament to the artist's dedication to capturing dynamic energy. A glimpse into Albano Lugli's life awaits us next through a postcard portrait that reveals his passion for art captured forever within its frame. Nature beckons us next as we witness Landscape at Sunset painted with oil on canvas. The warm hues create an ethereal ambiance that transports us straight into nature's embrace. "The Raid, " cast in bronze stands tall amidst it all - evoking strength and courage while leaving room for interpretation within its abstract form. In contrast lies "In the Cowshed, " an oil on canvas masterpiece from 1905.