Showing 18 artworks with Mario Sironi and with artwork date before 1928 and with artwork date after 1918
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Mario Sironi
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-1928
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1918+
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- Mario Sironi
- Novecento Italiano
- Italian Art
- Italian Modern Art
- Geometric Shapes
- Solitude Theme
- “Modern Art Italy”
- Texture Art”
- Cloister Painting
- Cozy Living Scene
- 20Th Century Art
- Sironi Bust Portrait
- Artillery Shells Art
- Oil Paint Texture
- Quiet Atmosphere
- Mountain Range Painting
- Futurist Influence
- Wall Decor Mountain
- Young Woman Painting
- Melancholy Figure
- Abstracted Form Art
- Minimalist Composition
- Symbolic Painting
- Abstract Expressionism
- Italian Modernism
- Italian Fascism
- Museum Quality Print
- World War I Art
- Earthy Tones Artwork
- Divisionist Influence
- Rural Italian Scenery
- Intimate Interior
- Serene Rural Scene
- Mountain Village Art
- Serenity In Landscape
- Architecture Decoration
- Oil On Canvas 70X79Cm
- Chiaroscuro Art
- Woman Reading Book
- Post Impressionism
- Post-Wwi Art
- Expressionism Art
- Mario Sironi Landscape
- Warm Color Palette
- Early 20Th Century
- Abstract War Art
- 1920S Italian Art
- German Soldier Art
- Meditative Art
- "Abstract Figure"
Explore Mario Sironi's 'The Cloister,' a striking black and white painting depicting solitude & geometric forms—a cornerstone of Novecento Italiano & reflecting Fascist ideals.
Serene mountain village in Mario Sironi's 1924 landscape invites you to explore its tranquil charm.
Mario Sironi’s ‘Bust of a Young Boy’ (1925) – A poignant Expressionist portrait in earthy tones & textured brushstrokes. Explore this evocative Italian masterpiece.
A serene scene of a woman lost in a book captures the intimate atmosphere of 1928 Italian modernism by Mario Sironi, offering a timeless piece for your collection to bring quiet elegance into your home.
Explore Mario Sironi’s ‘Fishmonger’ (1927). A dramatic oil painting featuring a nude fisherman in stark chiaroscuro, reflecting Futurist & Novecento Italiano influences.
Mario Sironi’s ‘The end of a pirate of the twentieth century’ (1918) is a haunting Expressionist crucifixion scene amidst war. Explore its symbolism & raw emotion.