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Ubaldo Oppi (29 July 1889 – 25 October 1942) was an Italian painter, one of the founders of the Novecento Italiano in Milan. He painted in a neo-quattrocento realist style. Portrait of Ubaldo Oppi. Biography. He was born in Bologna, Italy, but by the age of 4 years, his father, a shoe salesman, had moved to Vicenza.
Ubaldo Oppi (Bologna, 29 luglio 1889 – Vicenza, 25 ottobre 1942) è stato un pittore italiano, fra gli iniziatori del movimento artistico del Novecento nel 1922 a Milano. È inoltre considerato uno dei maggiori esponenti del Realismo magico
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5 de abr. de 2024 · Ubaldo Oppi (Bologna, 1889 - Vicenza, 1942) was one of the initiators of the Novecento group, founded in 1922 in Milan. He is also considered one of the leading exponents of Magic Realism , whose peculiarity lies in the inclusion of typically classical elements such as drapery or architecture, a legacy of Oppi’s studies of 15th ...
6 de jun. de 2022 · Ubaldo Oppi (Bologna, 1889 – Vicenza, 1942) è stato uno degli iniziatori del gruppo Novecento, fondato nel 1922 a Milano. È inoltre considerato uno dei maggiori esponenti del Realismo magico, la cui peculiarità risiede nell’inserire elementi tipicamente classicheggianti come drappi o architetture, retaggio degli studi di Oppi ...
26 de mar. de 1994 · Show introduction. Organised together with the Galleria Gian Ferrari, Milan, the show dedicated to Ubaldo Oppi brings together a selection of works on paper, either in ink or watercolour, dated between 1912 and 1929, that testify to the importance of drawing in the art of this painter from Bologna.
Ubaldo Oppi, a German-speaking Italian artist who moved from Paris to Milan in 1922, clearly modeled his portraiture of the 1920s on Renaissance examples (figure 10); nevertheless, his peculiar insistence on the coldness of tactile details followed from contemporary German portraitists.
