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Vintage White Chandelier by Barovier

Admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 10:16:00 +0000

6 Lights.
Barovier, Murano – About 1950

Pair of Chest Of Drawers with Parchment

Admin — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 11:38:32 +0000

Pair of middle size chest of drawers. Made in the ’80s.
Completely (front, sides, top) covered with parchment.
Excellent Vintage condition.

Massimiliano Schiavon Collection – Glass Plates

Admin — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 11:27:46 +0000

Collection of Glass Plates by Massimiliano Schiavon.
Unique pieces. Signature and Certificate. All 1/1

Rosewood Table

Admin — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 12:46:29 +0000

Table for 6. Top in rosewood and red metal frame.
Good Vintage Condition.

Fucina degli Angeli Collection

Admin — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 12:06:22 +0000

Collection of 5 Glass tiles by Arp, Picasso, Ernst, Rubin.
All tiles are signed.
Sold separately.

Leonardo at the Accademia Galleries.

Admin — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 11:52:53 +0000

The image of this “Italian Embassador” is found on euros coined in Italy. “Leonardo’s Man” has constituted part of the treasures of the Accademia Galleries, Venice, since 1822. From its dark chamber, in the shadows of the design cabinet, it had exited only five other times in half a century: 1966, 1980, 1992, 1999, 2002, and always for very brief times. Paper and ink suffer from light, from changes in temperature and humidity.
In art history, this design is known as the Vitruvian Man, because Leonardo da Vinci based it on the Treatise of Architecture by the Roman Vitruvius. The proportions between the parts of a building respond to the same laws of beauty and harmony which apply to the human body. Certainly, it has become a manifesto of the Renaissance, of its proud confidence in human reason, pivot-point and conscience of the universe.
«Leonardo. The Vitruvian Man between art and science»
Until 10 January 2010 Accademia Galleries
Info www.leonardo.uomovitruviano.it
Source: www.venezianews.it

Prendergast in Venice

Admin — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 10:59:26 +0000

This exhibition will assemble for the first time the major works by American artist, Maurice Prendergast, during two trips to Italy (1898-99 and 1911-12): a body of work that is one of the most attractive and revealing in the story of American art. The exhibition brings together approximately seventy-five of his Italian watercolors, oils, and monotypes as well as photographs, films, guidebooks, and travel advertisements that situate the work within the new visual culture that Americans had embraced by 1900. The presentation of Prendergast’s works in Italy where they were created offers a new point of interest, and contributes to the comprehension of what characterized Modernism in the early 20th century and of the role Prendergast played in the development of Modern art in America. The exhibition is organized by the Williams College Museum of Art, Williamstown, Massachusetts, in partnership with The Terra Foundation for American Art, Chicago, Illinois.

Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Dorsoduro 704, Venezia
www.guggenheim-venice.it
10.10.2009 – 3.01.2010

Schiavon Art Team hosts Angelo Rinaldi

Admin — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 10:45:49 +0000

Schiavon Art Gallery is hosting, in its new location in Venice, Artworks by the Great Artist Angelo Rinaldi.
Angelo Rinaldi was born near Padua, and studied Arts in Italy and abroad. His first exhibition was in 1965, and soon after he devoted himself to sculpture and design too, cooperating with important firms manufacturing furniture, glass, pottery, household articles.
Since 1970 he has been present at design and contemporary art exhibitions in Italy and abroad. By invitation he attended several exhibitions and biennials, among which Kortrijk biennial, where the Italian delegation presented Queen Paola of Belgium with one of Rinaldi’s works. Together with Novello Finotti, Igor Mitoraj, Roberto Fallani, Marina Karella, Kurt Laurenz Metzler, Yvan Thayer and Do Vassilakis Konig. in 1996 he joined “Artisti Artefici”, a movement founded by Paola Crema Fallani.
The luminous sculptures of Angelo Rinaldi and other artists of the movement have been exhibited at Loggia dei Rucellai and at Arts and Design Academy in Florence, and in the exhibition World of Light in Verona. In 2000 he took part in “The Path of Glass”, a worldwide project of Sartirana Arte Foundation of Sartirana Lomellina (PV). In cooperation with Italian Embassies and Italian Culture Institutes abroad, the worldwide project has already been hosted in important museums in the capitals of India, Croatia, Egypt, Syria, Tunisia, Albania, Morocco, Turkey, Greece and Slovenia, and it will continue its travel round the world.
In the same year Angelo Rinaldi was invited to the Religious Jubilee events “Tradition and Innovation” of the National Institute for foreign trade, that from Rome went to some important art towns. Within the Jubilee exhibitions he was invited to the Laurus event “Projects on Sacred: Art and Architecture for the Jubilee” sponsored by Florence municipality, provincial county, Tuscany regional council, Architects national council, European Parliament, Chilean embassy at the European Community. In the year 2000 the great exhibition “Transparent solid” took place in Villa Pisani in Strà -Venezia.
In 2004 he joined De Man versed(d)/(t) of Antwerper with two jewels “Adam and Eve” . In 2005 SANPAOLO IMI institute ( official sponsor of 2006 winter Olympic games in Turin) committed the artist a collection of 350 drawings to represent the event. Some of these works have been hosted at the Italian culture institute in Zagabria, where the previous year paintings and drawings called “Fragmenta” could be admired. In December an exhibition of his luminous sculptures took place in Israel, and from there in Istanbul and Dubai. In 2006 he was present at the travelling exhibition “DIALOGUE BETWEEN GENERATIONS” (from futurism up to the present day)at the Mohamed Mahamoud Khalil Museum (Cairo – Egypt) by Italian embassies in cooperation with the Italian Culture Institute at Cairo and Italian embassy at Cairo. In 2007 there was an exhibition of luminous sculptures at the Italian Embassy in Seul – Corea, in Dubai , and at Doa in the Arab Emirates.

Schiavon Art Team
Dorsoduro 869
30123 Venezia
for info: schiavonvenice@gmail.com
From Dec 1st 2009 to Jan 31st 2010
Free Entrance

Colored Next Future by Rinaldi

Admin — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 10:54:04 +0000

Colored Next Future – 1/1 -2000
Biscuit by Angelo Rinaldi – cm 20 x 20 (7″3/4 x 7″ 3/4)
Red patina.
Black frame with glass.

Colored Next Future by Rinaldi

Admin — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 10:46:32 +0000

Colored Next Future – 1/1 -2000
Terracotta by Angelo Rinaldi – cm 22 x 22 (8″ 1/2 x 8″ 1/2)
Rawhide patina.
Black frame with glass.