Italian futurism

Futurist artists loved the power of motorcycle engines, but also appreciated bicycles – which they portrayed on canvas, boards, and cardboard inspired by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti’s dynamic ideals. Historian Mimmo Franzinelli has said, “Futurism imparted new energy to cycling compositions, clearing them of any romantic aura and projecting them into the future.” “[…] Paintings exalted […]

"Vroom" by incogneato on Polyvore

Depero and... Depero and Campari Depero and... Depero and Campari The link between Fortunato Depero and the Campari Company was born in 1924, certainly propitiated by his friend and futurist Fedele Azari. But even if we cannot accurately reconstruct the

Russolo, Luigi (1885-1947) - 1912 Solidity of Fog (Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, Italy)

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Aerial Bombardment : Tullio Crali : circa 1932 : Archival... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B796SJF/ref=cm_sw_r_pi_dp_U_x_gFiNAbCP3ZXF9

Tullio Crali (Italian, Futurism, 1910-2000): In Free Fall (In Caduta Libera), 1964.

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Tullio Crali’s Looping Renversé, 1938

Ugo Giannattasio (1888-1958), untitled, 1920:

Fortunato Depero, Emporium, Vol. 66, No. 39b, 1927