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Painting to Fiuggi by Flavia Arlotta, 50s
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SILVER Seller in Teramo, Italia
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Painting 'to Fiuggi' 'Flavia Arlotta painter of the 1900s A painter whose attention to details makes tactile visual experience. The paintings of Flavia Arlotta show up, "writes the critic Luigi Baldacci. She was a Neapolitan painter who embraced the Florentine traditions. Arlotta mainly painted portraits, still lifes and landscapes. The many stays in Amalfi, Capri, Positano, will inspire his art, absorbing the colors and light of the places that will become a fundamental feature of his pictorial work He had two children, Francesco and Piero, the first also a painter and known in Florence for his efforts to safeguard the cultural heritage of Tuscany. In addition to the painting Flavia is dedicated to safeguarding the environment of Florence and surroundings. His cards were deposited, together with those of Giovanni Colacicchi, to the contemporary archive "A. Bonsanti" of the Vieusseux cabinet in Florence. He spent most of his life in Florence after marrying the painter Giovanni Colacicchi, co-founder of the literary magazine "Solaria" and historical director of the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence. The couple attended some of the most important Italian intellectual characters such as De Chirico, De Pisis, Morandi and Carrà, and their correspondence is now part of the contemporary archive of the Vieusseux cabinet. Bibliography: "Paintings by Flavia Arlotta", catalog of the Florence exhibition, "Il Punto" cultural association, 8-30 December 1979. "Flavia Arlotta painter. Exhibition of paintings", Florence, Lyceum 24 January-5 February 1998, with a final note by Carlo Sisi, Foligno, Edizioni dell'Arquata, 1998. Flavia Arlotta, "Ricordi, 1942-1945: writings of 1988", Viareggio, Idea Books, 2012. Sandra Bonsanti, Nicolas Pasternak Slater, "For Flavia Arlotta", "Anthology Vieusseux", a. 19 N.S. (Magg.-Ag. 2013) n ° 56, p. 115-121. "Flavia Arlotta: woman and painter of the 1900s", edited by Mario Ruffini and Max Seidel, Florence, Polistampa, 2014. Lisa Corsi, "Flavia Arlotta Colacicchi and Emanuele Cavalli, a friendship in art", "Vieusseux anthology", a. 22 N.S. (Genn.-APR. 2016) n ° 64, p. 59-77.
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