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HOMMAGE À NICCOLO FONTANA TARTAGLIA

Francesco Marino Di Teana

  • Year : 1956
  • Material : Patinated steel
  • Signature : Signed with the artist's stamp
  • Editions : Edition of 8 + 4 AP
  • Thèmes : Architecture
  • Tone : Dark
  • Dimensions : 22.5 x 41.5 cm

Referenced in the Artist’s Catalogue Raisonné under No. 421

LOFT Editions, 2018, under the direction of Nicolas Marino di Teana and Malika VINOT


Publications:

– « Michael Bruno Gives Marino di Teana’s Architectonic Sculptures a Home in Southampton», Brook Mason, www. architecturaldigest.com, 15 juin 2017

– « Michael Bruno lends southampton home for maison gerard’s exhibit, ‘A lifetime of passion and expression’ », Kaitlynn Miller, www.hamptons-magazine. com, 17 juil. 2017 • « Founder of online art retailer may sell Hamptons mansion », Jennifer Gould Keil, www.nypost.com, 26 juil. 2017

– «AD World», Architectural Digest, Middle East, New York, Etats-Unis Juil. – Août 2017 (coul. P.40)

– «Behind the hedges, the Hamptons are buzzing about a mysteriuos newcomer, Marino di Teana», Craig Kellog, Interior Design, Juil. 2017 (coul. P.126)


Exhibitions:

-Marino di Teana, 60 ans de création, Galerie LOFT, Paris, France, 21 janv.- 13 mars 2016 (cat. Coul. P.10) (H.70,5cm)

-Arte Fiera, Galerie Gimpel-Müller Paris, Bologne, Italie, 28-31 janv. 2011 • Hommage à Vincent Batbedat, Galerie Michèle Broutta, Paris, France, 14 nov. 2012-12 janv. 2013 (H.50,5cm)

-9e salon de peinture de Varennes-Jarcy, assoc. La Clef des Champs, Essonne, France, Marino di Teana invité d’honneur, 5-14 avril 2013 (H.50,5cm)

-Di Teana, au-delà du Corten, Hôtel de Ville de Fontenay-sous-bois, France, avr. 2013 (H.50,5cm)

The Sculpture of Marino di Teana, A Lifetime of Passion and Expression, Galerie Maison Gérard, Southampton, N.Y., Etats-Unis, 22 juil.-26 Août

 2017 (H.230cm)


Born in 1920 in Italie, Francesco Marino di Teana was graduated of the Fine- Arts school of Buenos Aires (Argentine), and then moved to France in 1953.

Painter, sculptor, architecte, philosopher and poet, he devoted his whole life and all his creation to discover, develop and construct the modelization projects of urban space. He undertook numerous public and private purchases between the 1960s and the 1990s in France and as well in Europe, a set of Fontaines Monumentales at Grand Palais (Paris), the 21 meters high Liberté in the Fontenay-sous-Bois which is the biggest sculpture of stainless steel in Europe (1990). Presented as well in many museums, like the National Museum of Modern Art, Marino di Teana was subject to a retrospective at the Musée d’art moderne de la Ville de Paris in 1976. He also represented Argentina to the Venice Biannale in 1982 and won the Commandant Paul- Louis Weiller de l’Académie des Beaux-Arts Prix in 2009.