Marcello Boglione, Landscape, Oil on Canvas

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Oil painting on canvas
by marcello boglione
road to the palas of the boglione house

origin italy

period 1940s

author … Read more Oil painting on canvas
by marcello boglione
road to the palas of the boglione house

origin italy

period 1940s

author marcello boglione (pescara, february 21, 1891 – turin, 1957) was an italian painter and engraver. He moved to nizza monferrato as a child and trained first with henry mottez and later in rome at dante ricci's studio. In 1922, he settled permanently in turin, where he became involved in the city's artistic and cultural scene. His work was divided between painting and graphic art, with a particular focus on etching and drypoint techniques. In 1934, he was appointed director of the engraving workshop at the accademia albertina, becoming professor in 1938, a role he held for many years, exerting considerable influence on subsequent generations of piedmontese engravers. He participated regularly in the main italian exhibitions of the first half of the 20th century, taking part in all the venice biennales from 1932 to 1954 and winning the volpi di misurata prize for engraving in 1940. His extensive and consistent output includes landscapes, portraits, and still lifes, created with a sober and meditative vision, a clear line, and a balanced construction of forms. He is remembered as a significant figure in the 20th-century turin engraving tradition, capable of combining technical rigor and expressive sensitivity.

technique oil on canvas

dimensions
painting: 61.5 x 46.5 cm
frame: 87 x 72 cm

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