Orazio Toschi Art
Orazio Toschi was born in Lugo, Emilia-Romagna, in the province of Ravenna, on December 27, 1887. In Faenza, he attended the school of drawing and plastic of Maestro A. Berti and at the same time at the Gymnasium. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts Ravenna. After various transfers throughout Italy, he settled permanently in Florence in 1938, where he was part of the Florentine Academy of Art, founded by Michelangelo. He reveals his artistic personality in the 1908 International Exhibition of Faenza obtaining the first prize and in his first solo show in Rome in 1918, where works are so decidedly avant-garde that in 1919 he was invited by Marinetti to the Futurist Exhibition in Milan. His artistic activity is widely documented by his participation in the main group exhibitions and by the numerous solo shows in Italy and abroad. His works have been purchased from the main museums throughout Italy and also abroad. Many of the major Italian critics of the 20th century wrote about him and he was an art writer and editorial collaborator himself. His death took place in Florence on 4th July 1972.
1970s Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Etching
1950s Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Etching
1970s Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Etching
1950s Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Etching
1960s Orazio Toschi Art
Charcoal
1960s Orazio Toschi Art
Oil, Board
1930s American Realist Orazio Toschi Art
Oil, Board
1870s English School Orazio Toschi Art
Paper, Charcoal
2010s Expressionist Orazio Toschi Art
Charcoal
Late 20th Century Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Etching, Paper
1990s Post-Impressionist Orazio Toschi Art
Canvas, Oil, Cardboard
2010s Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Paper, Ink, Archival Ink, Aquatint, Watercolor
2010s Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Paper, Etching, Drypoint
1970s Post-War Orazio Toschi Art
Paper, Charcoal, Gouache
21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Orazio Toschi Art
Aquatint
2010s Expressionist Orazio Toschi Art
Charcoal
1930s American Modern Orazio Toschi Art
Oil, Board
2010s Expressionist Orazio Toschi Art
Charcoal