Luigi Spazzapan Art
Luigi Spazzapan was an Italian painter from the Slovene community in Italy, considered one of the most important postwar Italian exponents of Abstract Art. In 1920, he worked as a teacher of mathematics, but he soon left teaching to devote himself entirely to his passion for painting. In 1923, he participated in an exhibition of Futurism in Padua, where he had recently met George Carmelich, Sophronius Pocarini and Mario Mirko Vucetich. In his youth, he found inspiration in many different art movements, assimilating the styles of Art Nouveau, Futurism, Expressionism and Abstract Art. In 1936, he was invited to the Venice Biennale, where he also exhibited his works in 1954.
1930s Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Oil
1950s American Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Oil
Mid-20th Century Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Canvas, Oil
1950s Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Canvas, Oil
Mid-20th Century American Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Paper, Oil
Late 19th Century Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Oil, Canvas
1950s Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Canvas, Oil
1950s American Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Canvas, Oil, Newsprint
Mid-20th Century Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Oil, Board
21st Century and Contemporary American Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Canvas, Oil, Stretcher Bars
Mid-20th Century American Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Paper, Oil
Mid-20th Century Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Canvas, Oil
2010s American Modern Luigi Spazzapan Art
Canvas, Oil