Exhibition

LA SCAPIGLIATURA
A "Pandemonium" to Change Art

Curated by Annie-Paule Quinsac
Palazzo Reale, Milan, June 26th - November 22nd - 2009

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Room 1   PICCIO: « an ‘artist of the future’, fifty years ago»
Room 2   THE SIXTIES: The Precursors
Room 3   THE SIXTIES: The elaboration of a new pictorial language: Ranzoni and Cremona
Room 4 (1)   THE SEVENTIES: The brotherhood Cremona, Ranzoni, Gignous
Room 4 (2)   THE SEVENTIES: The brotherhood Cremona, Ranzoni, Gignous
Room 5 (1)   THE SEVENTIES: The «Cremonians»
Room 5 (2)   THE SEVENTIES: The «Cremonians»
Room 6 (1)   THE SEVENTIES: Giuseppe Grandi: birth of a painterly concept of sculpture
Room 6 (2)   THE SEVENTIES: Giuseppe Grandi: birth of a painterly concept of sculpture
Room 7   THE EIGHTIES: Daniele Ranzoni’s estrangement
Room 8   THE EIGHTIES: The Cremonians and the new generations
Room 9   THE EIGHTIES: The Cremonians and the new generations
Room 10   THE EIGHTIES: The Scapigliata phase of the future Divisionist painters
Room 11 (1)   1880-1894: Giuseppe Grandi and the Monument to the Five Days
Room 11 (2)   1880-1894: Giuseppe Grandi and the Monument to the Five Days
Room 12   FROM 1880: The evolution of Scapigliata Sculpture
Room 13   A PARENTHESIS: The novel charm of the changing metropolis and the Scapigliati’s invention of cityscapes
Room 14 (1)   THE NINETEES AND BEYOND: Toward an academism Scapigliato
Room 14 (2)   THE NINETEES AND BEYOND: Toward an academism Scapigliato
Room 15   BEYOND SCAPIGLIATURA: The aesthetics of non finish and the creation of modern space

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