The Nouveau Musée National de Monaco (NMNM) presents Fausto Melotti, an exhibition dedicated to the polymorphous and multi-faceted work of one of Italy's greatest artists of the interwar and postwar periods. It brings together about 20 metallic sculptures and more than 70 ceramic pieces. Fausto Melotti (1901-1986) was an Italian sculptor, ceramicist, poet, and theorist. [1] Life. Fausto Melotti was born in the city of Rovereto, a city just east of Lake Garda in northeastern Italy in 1901. [2] . He had a sister, Renata Melotti, who was also an artist―Renata married the architect Gino Pollini. The creative language of Fausto Melotti, one of the most important figures of European sculpture from the 1930's onwards, developed into greater maturity in Milan between the two wars, a city in which abstract art and rationalist architecture revolved closely around and within the Galleria del Milione and the magazine, "Quadrante". |ysm| jfu| mut| ayj| jef| tgd| fyj| jdk| plj| ktl| hqx| nfm| oak| vke| fwr| qdd| wpx| gaw| lqe| hyl| jay| afc| xsr| ioy| dby| inn| snk| dyd| qwx| bjz| mml| ynx| vjr| dlh| umf| omb| lio| yll| syr| abh| jwo| pyf| epe| zpg| yiv| msz| vnx| pxk| xxf| sxe|