Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Emilio Vedova was a self-taught artist, he joined the Milanese anti-Fascist artists’ association, Corrente. In 1946, in Milan, he collaborated with Morlotti on the manifesto “Oltre Guernica” and was a founding member of the Fronte Nuovo delle Arti from 1946–50 in Venice. In 1952, Vedova participated in the Gruppo degli Otto Pittori Italiani and exhibited at the Venice Biennale. Vedova was also the Italian representative at the first Documenta in 1955 and won a Guggenheim International Award in 1956. In 1959, he exhibited his large L-shaped canvases Scontro di situazioni, in an environment created by Carlo Scarpa. Vedova was awarded the Grand Prize for painting at the 1960 Venice Biennale. After the late 1970s, he experimented with a variety of techniques and formats such as the mobile works on steel rails. In 1995, he began a new series of multifaceted and manipulable painted objects called Disk-Multiple (Disco-Plurimo).
21st Century and Contemporary Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Enamel
2010s Street Art Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Metal
2010s Contemporary Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Metal, Enamel, Wire
2010s Contemporary Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Silver, Steel, Gold Leaf
2010s Contemporary Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Thread, Plexiglass, Pins, Wood Panel
2010s Conceptual Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Steel
1980s Abstract Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Aluminum, Enamel
1950s Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Bronze, Gold Leaf
20th Century Modern Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Metal
21st Century and Contemporary Pop Art Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Steel
2010s Contemporary Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Thread, Plexiglass, Pins, Wood Panel
Mid-20th Century Other Art Style Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Bronze
2010s Contemporary Emilio Vedova Sculptures
Copper, Gold Leaf