Fine Art December 22, 2008 Issue Jarring Bottles: The Paintings of Giorgio Morandi The paintings of Giorgio Morandi render new meaning to the term natura morta. Arthur C. Danto December 3, 2008 ...

Now, 37 paintings, watercolors, drawings and etchings from the Fondazione—including “Still Life (Musical Instruments)” (1941), 16 other canvases, and a group of letters—selected by Morandi ...

Description: Giorgio Morandi is one of the most influential painters to have lived in Italy during the 20th Century. He was born in 1890 in Bologna, where he lived all his life, sharing a house with ...

At a Rare Giorgio Morandi Exhibition in New York, 60 Quiet Masterpieces Illuminate His Legacy Giorgio Morandi Natura morta (V. 117) signed: “Morandi” (lower right). Executed in 1927 (undated) ...

The present work is an etching by Giorgio Morandi, showing a Natura morta or still life scene, his most famous subject. This is the second of three states. Giorgio Morandi was an eminent Italian ...

That’s still not enough, but sort of appropriate, since Morandi travelled even less than his art does: he rarely left Italy, rarely left his home town of Bologna, and, the way some have told it ...

A few weeks ago, Galleria Mattia De Luca opened “ Time Suspended II,” an ambitious show of work by Giorgio Morandi that brings together more than sixty works from across Morandi’s career on ...

Anny Shaw, The Art Newspaper The name Giorgio Morandi recalls pale, pared-down still lifes, rendered with limited value ranges and sensitively handled color palettes. Within these orderly paintings, ...

Italy gave the world the Slow Food movement, and the Center for Italian Modern Art in SoHo dishes up its analogue in visual art. Since its founding in 2013 the center has been mounting one-artist ...

Amen to that. Even if Morandi’s compositional variations are easily grasped from photos, the material presence of these small paintings must be experienced in the flesh. “Painter’s painter ...