Gino Severini: The Dance 19091916,Used

Gino Severini: The Dance 19091916,Used

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This is the catalogue of the recent exhibition at the Guggenheim Collection in Venice devoted to a 20thcentury avant garde master on one of his favorite subjects: the dance. Between 1910 and 1915 Gino Severini was a central figure of Italian Futurism, the movement that celebrated the modern by giving expression to contemporary theories about sensory perception of the new urban and industrial environments. As a resident of Paris, Severini served as an intermediary between Futurists in Italy and the Parisian avantgarde, especially his friends among the Cubist painters. Above all other art movements, the dance excited Severini's imagination as a painter during his Futurist period. The dancing figure was for him the icon of modernity, a metaphor of dynamism, and the door of perception through which he invited viewers to enter a world built on rhythm observed with intense involvement.The volume charts a pictorial journey to the limits of abstract art: fifty paintings

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