Italian Futurism

Deeply influenced by the great lesson of Italian Futurism, I have let my passions run on canvas, often combining the energy of speed with the shapes of architecture.

This tempera is hand signed by the artist "G. Severini" in the lower right image. It is dedicated in pencil ‘al caro vecchio amico Raffaele Carrieri, affectuoso riccordi di Gino Sev...

"Airplanes Dive Over Enemy Skies" Italian Futurism Futurist Transportation Plane Guglielmo “Tato” Sansoni (Italian, 1896 – 1974) "Airplanes Dive Over Enemy Skies (Aerei in Picchiat...

MINO DELLE SITE 1914-1996 [Domenico Delle Site] Lecce 1914-1996 Rome (Italian) Title: Untitled Senza Titolo, 1935 Technique: Signed and Dated Crayon and Pencil Drawing on Wove Pap...

Inkwell for two inks with an attractive futuristic design, re-edition of the creation based on a design by the illustrious futurist exponent Pippo Rizzo in 1929. Ceramic entirely han...

Four Italian chairs or stools combining a traditional 17th century sgabello form with the speed and movement implicit in the spirit of Italian futurism and the influence of Giacomo B...

A beautiful example of Italian 'Futurism' Grey and Black painted centre table.

Guggenheim Museum in New York, which showcased them in the 2014 exhibition Italian Futurism, 1909–1944: Reconstructing the Universe.

Very beutiful example of late Italian futurism. Wear consistent with age and use.  

This Fortunato Depero wonderful serigraphy is a multiple of 250 printed with the authorization of Museum of Depero in Rovereto (Italy). This is the number XI (eleven) The title is: L...

He is known for painting, design, architecture and is a key figure of Italian futurism in the interwar period (also known as "the second Futurism").

Bolidism was a term used by Iosa Ghini to describle sweeping forms that conveyed movement and speed similar to the Italian Futurism movement from the early 20th century.

These rare pieces are sober and sensuous masterpieces of design influenced by Italian luminaries by French Art Deco and Italian Futurism emphasis on dynamic movement, cubism and of c...

Fortunato Depero was a Master of the Italian Futurism movement. The full colors have a thickness as they were painted, in the photos is well visible.

Guggenheim Museum in New York as part of the exhibition “Italian Futurism, 1909–1944: Reconstructing the Universe.”

The ceramics are hand-painted in polychrome enamels with abstract human figures and geometric motifs, in a style reminiscent of Italian Futurism and post-Cubist graphic design. The s...

This Fortunato Depero wionderful serigraphy is a multiple of 250 specimens printed by the authorization of Museum of Depero in Rovereto (Italy). This is number XI (eleven) Fortunato...

Double folding screen by Giacomo Balla for Gavina, Italy, c.1980s. Originally designed in 1917, this piece was produced as part of a limited re-edition by Gavina, celebrating early 2...

Fortunato Depero was a well known Master of the Italian Futurism. The full colors have a thickness as an hand painting and in the photos is well visible.

Giacomo Balla Decorative Item , Italian Futurism This is a rare decorative vase in wood, made in Italy in the 1990s by a "Countess Ugolini" after original drawings by Futurist Ital...

Emilio Notte (1891 – 1982) was an Italian painter and a famous exponent of Italian Futurism.

Crafted with a brushed aluminum shade, the lamp features a clever vented design at the front and clean, aerodynamic lines that evoke mid-century Italian futurism. The adjustable chro...

The piece also has a aesthetic connection with Italian Futurism where the works had a sense of perpetual motion and speed.

The clean and defined shapes, combined with intricate decorative carvings, reflect the progressive, experimental approach of Italian Futurism, where design was not merely functional ...

This artwork, never before on the market, comes from an important Italian private collection and is beautified by an impressive original frame in gilded wood, in almost perfect condi...

The composition, essential and dynamic, reflects the formal research of Italian Futurism in the early 1910s, a movement that celebrated dynamism, vitality, and the synthesis of forms.

is considered one of the most representative volumes of italian futurism, not only for the revolutionary contents, but also since it is strictly linked to s famous fight, that saw Fu...

is considered one of the most representative volumes of italian futurism, not only for the revolutionary contents, but also since it is strictly linked to s famous fight, that saw Fu...

Later, Kinzinger assimilated German Expressionism, French Cubism, and Italian Futurism with his own continuing sense of the mystery of life.

Leger was influenced by the Italian "Futurism" style.

Ettore Sottsass took inspiration in this work in his open shelf/cabinet creations for Memphis Design in 1980. Literature: See Italian Futurism: 1909-1944, Gugenheim Museum, New Y...

MARIO SIRONI 1885-1961 Sassari 1885-1961 Milan (Italian) Title: Studies for Three Figures Studio per le Tre Figure, 1948 Technique: Hand Signed Pen and Watercolour Drawing on Pape...

A striking set of three Italian Art Deco futurist automobile sculptures, crafted in cast metal with a sleek polished finish. Each model features an aerodynamic silhouette inspired by...

**Futurist Sculpture: Dynamism and Movement through Wood** In the context of Italian Futurism, an artistic movement that revolutionized art and thought in the early 20th century, scu...

Characterized by streamlined, futuristic shapes inspired by 1930s automotive design and Italian Futurism, the cabinet features lacquered wood, steel feet, and a combination of drawer...

Vorticism was an early 20th century English art movement influenced by Italian Futurism and Cubism, recognisable for its angular lines and bold colouration.

Enter the world of Italian Futurism, where innovation and craftsmanship converge to create a pair of bedside tables that transcends time.

The lines and shapes give an impression of constant movement as they weave through intertwining forms – a nod to Italian Futurism. Variations of Glen’s sculptural artwork can be foun...

The lines and shapes give an impression of constant movement as they weave through intertwining forms – a nod to Italian Futurism. Variations of Glen’s sculptural artwork can be foun...

The lines and shapes give an impression of constant movement as they weave through intertwining forms – a nod to Italian Futurism. Variations of Glen’s sculptural artwork can be foun...

The lines and shapes give an impression of constant movement as they weave through intertwining forms – a nod to Italian Futurism. Variations of Glen’s sculptural artwork can be foun...

"ARCHI", contemporary painting, abstract art, acrylic on canvas, original work, Italian design, Meta-Futurism, urban architecture, Turin. "ARCHI" is an original work by Marzia Boag...

"EYE", contemporary painting, abstract art, acrylic on canvas, original work, Italian design, Meta-Futurism, visual perception, warm colors. "EYE" is an original work by Marzia Boa...

"PROSPECTIVE," contemporary painting, abstract art, acrylic on canvas, original work, Italian design, Meta-Futurism, warm colors. "PROSPECTIVE" is an original work by Marzia Boagli...

"UNION," contemporary painting, abstract art, original work, acrylic on canvas, Italian design, Meta-Futurist work. "UNION" is an original work by Marzia Boaglio that represents th...

"THOUGHTS," contemporary painting, abstract art, acrylic on canvas, original work, Italian design, Meta-Futurism, visual perception, gray scale, optical depth. "THOUGHTS" is an origi...

"DREAM," contemporary painting, abstract art, acrylic on canvas, original work, blue, Italian design, Meta-Futurism. "DREAM" is an original work by Marzia Boaglio that captures the...

LITERATURE: Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte: A bronze sculpture by Luigi de Luca, Ad murænas(To the moray eels), Circa: 1891, bronze, Napoles, Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte (...

After World War II, Munari was disillusioned by Italian Futurism due to its Fascist tones and decided to disassociate himself from it, and in 1948, Munari, Gillo Dorfles, Gianni Monn...

Seabrooke was much influenced initially by Cézanne in both style and palette, Italian Futurism and Pointillism being later influences.

In 1914, personal quarrels and artistic differences between the Milan Futurists and the Florence group around Soffici, Papini and Carlo Carrà, created a rift in Italian Futurism. Th...

By 1913, Goncharove, along with Larionov, had turned her attention to a more abstract style, heavily influenced by Italian Futurism and French Cubism; together they evolved a style k...

In 1930, he returned to Italy. In the 1930s and 40s, Depero continued working, although due to futurism being linked with fascism, the movement started to wane.

In 1930, he returned to Italy. In the 1930s and 40s, Depero continued working, although due to futurism being linked with fascism, the movement started to wane.

Siqueiros was wildly prolific in his career; his work often featured social and political subjects, and demonstrated his influences, including Francisco Goya, religious art, and Ital...

In 1930, he returned to Italy. In the 1930s and 40s, Depero continued working, although due to futurism being linked with fascism, the movement started to wane.

Chinni’s first sculptural works were inspired by the Italian hill towns and the surrounding ancient landscape, yet reflected his appreciation for the energetic abstractions of Italia...