Showing 24 artworks out of 26 with Lucio Fontana and with artwork date before 1964 and with artwork date after 1954
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Experience the profound mystery of Lucio Fontana's 1956 Spatialist masterpiece Concetto spaziale (La notte), where deep blue incisions create a cosmic void inviting you to explore the boundaries of modern abstraction.
Fontana’s collaboration with Osvaldo Borsani resulted in several notable interior designs, showcasing his ability to seamlessly blend sculpture and architectural space.
Explore Lucio Fontana's 'Spatial Concept' (1956). This striking abstract painting features a red background, yellow & orange hues, and scattered circles – a pioneering work of Spatialism reflecting depth and innovation.
Explore Lucio Fontana's 'Spatial Concept,' a groundbreaking black & white photograph showcasing his iconic slashed canvases and the interplay of rocks, blue fragments, and minimalist composition.
Explore Lucio Fontana’s "Concetto Spaziale, Attese" – a minimalist masterpiece of spatial abstraction & textured oil painting from 1959. Discover Spatialism's impact!
A bold diagonal slash disrupts this minimalist Spatialist masterpiece by Lucio Fontana from 1960, inviting you to explore the profound depth and cosmic tension of his iconic slashed canvas.
Lucio Fontana's 'I quanta' (1960) explodes with dynamic red slices, embodying Spatialism’s radical rejection of traditional art boundaries. Explore the layered depths and innovative composition of this iconic work.
Explore Lucio Fontana’s groundbreaking Spatialism masterpiece—a dynamic black and white photograph captures a dancer adorned in gold against a minimalist backdrop featuring a clock and window, inviting you to experience the bold vision of Argentine-born artist.
Explore a unique private collection of paintings, sculptures & drawings by Antonio Boschi & Marieda Di Stefano in Milan.
Explore Lucio Fontana's 'Spatial Concept,' a groundbreaking black & white photograph showcasing his iconic slashed canvases and the interplay of rocks, blue fragments, and minimalist composition.
Explore Lucio Fontana's 'Spatial Concept' (1956), a groundbreaking black & white photograph showcasing his iconic slashed canvases and the interplay of space, texture, and minimalist composition. A key work in Spatialism.
Explore Lucio Fontana’s groundbreaking Spatial Concept (Concetto spaziale), a mesmerizing abstract painting blending cool blues and whites with vibrant reds—a cornerstone of Spatialism and Fontana's pioneering vision.
The artwork's aesthetic is characterized by minimalist composition, geometric abstraction, and the use of color (primarily blue and purple) to create depth and visual intrigue. Fontana’s exploration of space and materiality profoundly impacted subsequent artistic developments.
Lucio Fontana’s ‘Teatrino’ presents two figures captivated by birds amidst a vibrant yellow backdrop, showcasing the artist's Spatialist style from 1963. Discover this intimate and dynamic artwork and bring its unique vision home.
Lucio Fontana’s ‘Sphere’ presents two textured black and yellow balls on a white surface, embodying Spatialism's radical exploration of form and space. This iconic 1957 artwork invites you to discover or own a piece of art history.