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Dominant Colors, 1956. |
Luigi Lucioni (Giuseppe Luigi Carlo Benevenuto Lucioni, 4 November 1900,
Malnate, Italy – 22 July 1988), Italian American painter and etcher
known for his still lifes, landscapes, and portraits, he immigrated to
America with his family in 1911. He only attended school though eighth
grade, but at fifteen he was accepted to study at Cooper Union, and at
nineteen he entered New York City's National Academy of Design. He
later maintained studios in New York City and Vermont.
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The artist, circa 1930. |
Perhaps needless to say, but I adore his greens.
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Irises, 1928. |
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Resting Athlete, 1938. |
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Long Island Landscape, 1930. |
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Portrait of Bob, 1936. |
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Nostalgic Echoes, 1954. |
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Portrait of a Young Man holding a Red Book, 1941. |
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Greens and Grey, 1956. |
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White and Gold, 1934. |
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An American Landscape, 1930. |
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Mili Monti, 1941. |
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Unknown title, 1960. |
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Portrait of Chase, 1942. |
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Still Life With Blue Bottle, 1971. |
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Paul Cadmus, 1928. |
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The Blue Glass, 1950. |
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Self-Portrait, unknown date. |
New to me -- and a delight. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat added information following Stephen's Wonders of the World post! Yes the greens are amazing!
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