“Portofino” by Michele Cascella

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“Portofino” by Michele Cascella

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Michele Cascella Italy, 1892 – 1989 “Portofino” Oil on canvas 30 by 40 in. W/frame 40 by 50 in. Provenance: Galerie Juarez Inc., Los Angeles Private collection, New York Le Trianon Fine Art & Antiques Museum & Collections: Banca Nazionale del Lavoro in Rome The Museum of the Jeu-de-Paume in France The National Gallery of Luxembourg The House Museum of Gabriele D’Annunzio in Pescara The De Saisset Art Gallery of Santa Clara University in California, Permanent Collection The Modern Art Gallery in Brussels, The National Modern Art Gallery in Rome. The Basilio Cascella Civic Museum in Pescara The Pinacoteca Comunale M. Cascella in Ortona The Risorgimento Museum and the Historical Collections in Milan The Victoria and Albert Museum in London The National Modern Art Gallery in Turin Exhibitions & Timeline: 1907 – Milan, Artistic Family, end of November 1908 – Turin, Caffe` Ligure at Porta Nuova 1909 – Paris, Druet Gallery, 20 rue Royale, April 1910 – Milan, Artistic Family Paris, Salone d’Automne 1911 – Roma, Ridotto of the National Theater 1912 – Milan, Palace of the Permanente 1913 – Pescara, Gallery unknown, July-August Buenos Aires, San Paolo del Brasile, Gallery not identified 1917 – Milan, Salone dell’Associazione della Stampa and the Central Gallery of Art 1920 – Milan, Corso Vittorio Emanuele, ceramic show and pastels Paris, George Petit Gallery 1922 – Milan, Palace of the Permanente, National Expostions, by the Academy of Brera 1923 – Milan, Pesaro Gallery 1924 – Milan, “Lidel” Saletta Biennale of Venice Monza, War Show at the Villa Reale, dedicated to the artists that painted or drew events of the First World War. 1925 – Milan, Pesaro Gallery 1926 – Biennale of Venice Biella, Bottega d’Arte 1927 – Rome, Bragaglia Gallery, April Piacenza, Association Friends of the Arts, December Milan, National Exposition of Art, Pineta in Pescara bought by the Provincial Administration of Milan 1928 – Milan, Pesaro Gallery, paintings in the show were inspired by Milan. Biennale of Venice Brussels, Unknown 1929 – Milan, Pesaro Gallery in Milan, February along with his father Genova, Valley Gallery, April London, Beaux Arts Gallery 1930 – Paris, George Petit Gallery, March Turin, Codebo` Gallery, April Stresa, Municipal Casino`, September Biennale of Venice 1931 – Paris, 23 Gallery, January, the French State acquired Abruzzi Dawn at the Convent, for the Museum of the Jeu-de-Paume. London, Bastford Gallery, April, Alfred Charles Bossom, bought three paintings, including a watercolor of Guardiagrele, which he later donated to the Victoria and Albert Museum. Rome, Camerata of the Artists, November Rome, Quadriennale I 1932 – Milan, Milano Gallery, February-March Paris, Bernheim Jeune Gallery, June-July, Roma, Via Aurelia, bought for the National Gallery of Luxembourg. Genova, Vitelli Gallery, December Biennale of Venice Stresa, Unknown 1933 – Turin, Guglielmi Gallery, January Rome, Sabatello Gallery, May Milan, Fall Social Exposition of the Society for the Beautiful Arts and Permanent Exposition 1934 – La Spezia, House of Art Livorno, Art Shop, February Naples, II International Show of Colonial Art Bruxelles, Pavillion for Modern Art at the Universal and International Exposition Biennale of Venice 1935 – Milan, Pesaro Gallery, December-January with 90 works mostly of Southern Italy Rome, Quadriennale II 1936 – Milan, Pesaro Gallery, December, including maioliche he made at the Richard-Ginori factory in Doccia. Biennale of Venice 1937 – Rome, S.A.C.A. Gallery, Doria Palace, March Johannesburg, Gallery unknown Milan, Permanente Milan, Gian Ferrari Gallery, December 1939 – Rome, Quadriennale III 1940 – Rome, Gallery of Rome, first retrospective of fifty works from 1908 to 1940. Bienale of Venice 1942 – Biennale of Venice 1943 – Rome, Quadriennale IV 1944 – Milan, Philological Circle, January Naples, Artistic Circle, April Rome, Gallery of Rome, May Milan, Gian Ferrari Gallery 1945 – Milan, Dedalo Gallery, November, retrospective of 36 pieces 1946 – Turin, Martina Gallery, February Varese, Prevosti Gallery, November 1947 – Sanremo, Parodi Gallery, January Milan, Gussoni Gallery, March Florence, Michelangelo Gallery, April-May 1948 – Buenos Aires, Van Riel Gallery, August Montevideo, Berro Gallery, August Rosario, Renon Gallery of Art by the O.C.I.S.A. (Organizacion Cultural Italo-Sudamericana), September-October Los Angeles, The Mid 20th Gallery, Giorgio de Chirico wrote the catalogue introduction. Milan, Gussoni Gallery, December Rome, Quadriennale V 1949 – Florence, Michelangelo Gallery, May Paris, Allard Gallery, May, French Minister of Education acquired Firenze, Piazza Santa Maria Novella. 1951 – Milan, San Babila Art Center, April Rome, Babuino Gallery, May Como, Column Gallery, May Genova, Rotta Gallery, June Cortina d’Ampezzo, Artistic Circle Rome, Quadriennale VI 1953 – Milan, Cairola Gallery, January-February Livorno, Art Shop, March Los Angeles, Rosati Art Studio Gallery, April Rome, Giosi Gallery, May Milan, Prints of Art 1954 – Paris, Marseille Gallery Lugano, Caccia Museum, Villa Ciani, July-September, first anthological show under the auspices of the Lyceum of Swiss Italy with over 240 pieces from 1908 to 1954. Ginevra, Art and History Museum, Salle des Casemates, October-November Losanna, Salons du Palace, November Trieste, Trieste Gallery 1955 – Florence, Spinetti Gallery, April-May Paris, Marseille Gallery, May Rapallo, Kursaal Excelsior, July Milan, Gussoni Gallery, November-December 1956 – Naples, Giosi Gallery, January Paris, Weil Gallery, April Rome, Il Camino Gallery, May Portofino, Azienda Autonoma, August Ortona a Mare, Comune di Ortona, celebratory show, August-September Genova, Rotta Gallery, October 1957 – Rome, Giosi Gallery, May Lione, Malaval Gallery, May Rome, Russo Gallery, October Milan, Gussoni Gallery, November-December 1958 – Paris, Andre` Weil Gallery, Avenue Matignon, April L’Aquila, second Regional Biennal Show of figurative Arts of the Abruzzo and Molise, 2 rooms dedicated to Michele, July and August. Santa Margherita Ligure, Kursaal, August Rome, Russo Gallery, November-December 1959 – Turin, Fogliato Gallery, May Bologna, Loggia Gallery, June Rome, La Marguttiana Gallery New York, Chase Gallery, December Pescara, Verrocchio Gallery, December-Janaury 1960 – San Francisco, Maxwell Galleries, February Beverly Hills, Edgardo Acosta Gallery, April-May San Francisco, Laky Galleries, August Milan, Gussoni Gallery 1961 – Saratoga, Montalvo Gallery, January 1962 – San Francisco, Maxwell Galleries Paris, Andre` Weil Gallery, September Milan, Gussoni Gallery, November-December 1963 – Beverley Hills, Edgardo Acosta Gallery, May-June Palo Alto, Palo Alto Art Club, October 1964 – Salsomaggiore Terme, Azienda Autonoma di Cura, Saloni mostre, September Venice, Santo Stefano Gallery, September Paris, Andre` Weil Gallery, october Westport, Cupola Art Gallery, October Milan, Gussoni Gallery, November 1965 – University of Santa Clara, De Saisset Art Gallery, June Paris, Andre` Weil Gallery 1966 – New York, International Gallery, March-April San Francisco, Maxwell Galleries, June-July Paris, Andre` Weil Gallery, retrospective 65 works from 1907-1966, September-October Beverly Hills, Edagardo Acosta Gallery, October-November 1967 – Milan, Levi Gallery, February-March Beverly Hills, Edgardo Acosta Gallery, October 1969 – University of Santa Clara, De Saisset Art Gallery, July-August Milan, Levi Gallery, November Los Angeles, Gregg Juarez Galleries, November 1970 – Palm Beach, Gregg Juarez Galleries, March-April Milan, Levi Gallery, April Pescara, G. D’Annunzio University, August 1971 – Ascoli Piceno, Rosati Gallery, November-December 1972 – Francavilla al Mare, Sirena Palace, anthological show, August Milan, Levi Gallery, November 1973 – Milan, Comanducci Gallery Giulianova, La Riva Gallery, July Lanciano, “The Cube” Art Center Udine, At the Arches Gallery 1974 – Reggio Emilia, Libreria Prandi, April-May Pescara, Margutta Gallery, July Molfetta, “La Medusa” Encounter Center for Art, November 1975 – Milan, Levi Gallery, January Venice, Santo Stefano Gallery Bergamo, La Simonetta Gallery, October-December Pescara, Ponterosso Gallery, December 1976 – Bergamo, Simonetta Gallery, October-November Genova, Genova Gallery 1977 – Milan, Comanducci Gallery, October-November Turin, Comanducci Gallery, November-December 1978 – Teramo, Rizziero Gallery Vigevano, Castello Sforzesco, anthological show with more than 100 works Lanciano, “The Cube” Art Center, August Venice, Santo Stefano Gallery 1979 – La Jolla, Burdett-Juarez Galleries, November 1980 – Rome, The Indicator Gallery, April Montecatini Terme, “D. Scalabrino” Academy of Art, Viale Diaz 6, anthological show, with 102 pieces, September, Life of artist 1979 prize Ancona, Gioacchini Gallery, September 1981 – Milan, Palazzo Reale, anthological show, April-May Campione d’Italia, Civic Gallery, anthological show, November Rome, Barberini Palace, anthological show Genova, Rosso Palace, anthological show, October Milan, Sant’Andrea Gallery, November Ferrara, Diamond Palace, anthological show, December-January 1983 – Pisa, Il Centauro Gallery, March Catania, Art Club, February-March Varese, Ghiggini Gallery, March-April Chiari, The Encounter Gallery, October-November 1984 – Cattolica, Delfino Gallery, January-February Sasso Marconi (Bologna), The Art House, anthological show, March Pescara, Questarte Gallery, July-August 1985 – Rome, Sant’Angelo Castle, anthological show, June-September 1986 – Reggio Emilia, City Gallery, March Cosenza, Il Sagittario Gallery Imperia, Battifoglio Gallery 1988 – Montecarlo, Sporting d’Hiver, anthological show, July-August 1989 – Palermo, Basile Gallery, October-November Arzignano, Arzignano Art Gallery, December-January 1990 – Pavia, Sansoni Gallery, March Dolo, Civic Halls of Villa Petrolini, May Chieri, Civic Gallery, May Busto Arsizio, Museum of the Arts, Bandera Palace, anthological show with 100 pieces, November-January 1991 – Passariano (Udine), Villa Manin, anthological show, December-January 1992 – Como, Continental Hotel, April Manerbio, Cultural Center, May Milan, Palace of the Permanente, Michele Cascella, Works from 1907 to 1946, September-October 1993 – Pescara, D’Annunzio’s House, anthological show, November-December 1994 – Sorrento, Correale Museum 1996 – Viterbo, Palace of the Popes, anthological show, March- April 1999 – Aosta, Saint-Benin Center, Michele Cascella, Anthological show 1907/1987, July-October 2000 – Rio de Janeiro, National Museum of Beautiful Arts. Anthological show, May-June San Paolo del Brasile, Memorial da America Latina, Galeria Marta Traba, June-July Buenos Aires, National Museum of Beautiful Arts, October-November 2005 – Arona, Villa Ponti, December-April 2008 – Francavilla al Mare, Museo Michetti, Palazzo San Domenico, La gioia di vivere, July-September 2011 – San Francisco, Museo ItaloAmericano, Michele Cascella Retrospective, February Art C223

Dimensions:
Height: 40 in (101.6 cm)Width: 50 in (127 cm)
Materials and Techniques:
Canvas
Place of Origin:
Italy
Period:
1970-1979
Date of Manufacture:
Circa 1970's
Condition:
Excellent condition.
Seller Location:
Sheffield, MA
Reference Number:
Seller: Art C2231stDibs: U1209108339701

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