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3.7
 II FLOOR - ROOM 3.7

 

materials and measurement
Materials

graphite and wax crayon on paper

Height: cm. 27.00
Width: cm. 35.00

 

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Piero Manzoni, Merda d’artista (n.63) Merda d’artista (n.63)
1961
Piero Manzoni, Linea 15,81 Linea 15,81
1959
Piero Manzoni, Fiato d'artista Fiato d'artista
1960
GIULIO PAOLINI, untitled untitled
1962
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1960
Giuseppe Penone, La barra d'aria La barra d'aria
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Mimmo Rotella, Untitled Untitled
1960
Robert Rauschenberg, Payload Payload
1962
Robert Rauschenberg, Calendar Calendar
1962
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1967
Mario Schifano, A De Chirico A De Chirico
1962
Jasper Johns, Do it yourself (Target) Do it yourself (Target)
1960
Jannis Kounellis, Untitled Untitled
1960
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Richard Serra, Untitled Untitled
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Giovanni Anselmo, Direzione Direzione
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Mario Merz, Untitled Untitled
1971
Bruce Nauman, Raw/War Raw/War
1970
Gianni Pisani, L'incidente L'incidente
1964
Carlo Alfano, Frammenti di un autoritratto anonimo Frammenti di un autoritratto anonimo
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Donald Judd, Untitled Untitled
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Dan Flavin, Senza titolo (to Ileana and Michael Sonnabend) Senza titolo (to Ileana and Michael Sonnabend)
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Ettore Spalletti, Azzurro, Oro Azzurro, Oro
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Ettore Spalletti, Untitled (SOTTOSOPRA) Untitled (SOTTOSOPRA)
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Robert Rauschenberg, Untitled Untitled
1968
Robert Rauschenberg, Add Add
1968
Robert Rauschenberg, Engagement Engagement
1968
Andy Warhol, Spalding Soft Ball Spalding Soft Ball
1962
CLAES OLDENBURG, Untitled Untitled
1960
CLAES OLDENBURG, Untitled Untitled
1961
Jim Dine, Untitled (Hammer) Untitled (Hammer)
1962
Jim Dine, FOUR CHAIRS # 12 FOUR CHAIRS # 12
1962
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Jenny Holzer, JAW BROKEN OCHRE JAW BROKEN OCHRE
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David Hammons, UNTITLED (BASKETBALL DRAWING) UNTITLED (BASKETBALL DRAWING)
2002
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ROY LICHTENSTEIN, INTERIOR WITH PAINTING OF TREES INTERIOR WITH PAINTING OF TREES
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CLAES OLDENBURG, Meringue Chantilly Meringue Chantilly
1962
CLAES OLDENBURG, Dessert on plate Dessert on plate
1962
CLAES OLDENBURG, Bread on breadboard Bread on breadboard
1962
CLAES OLDENBURG, Vitello tonnato Vitello tonnato
1962
CLAES OLDENBURG, FALLING OMELETTE FALLING OMELETTE
1964
Sigmar Polke, THIS IS ALL THAT REMAINS OF THE ORIGINAL STATUE THIS IS ALL THAT REMAINS OF THE ORIGINAL STATUE
1974
Bruce Nauman, Steel Channel Steel Channel
1968
Gino de Dominicis, Asta In Equilibrio Asta In Equilibrio
1970
Gerhard Richter, Wolken Wolken
1970
Tom Wesselmann, Study for interior #2 Study for interior #2
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Tom Wesselmann, Untitled Untitled
1964
Charles Ray, Untitles Untitles
1973
Alighiero Boetti, Map Map
1971 - 1973
John Baldessari, The Story Of One Who Set Out To Study Fear The Story Of One Who Set Out To Study Fear
1982
John Baldessari, Goya Series: so much and more Goya Series: so much and more
1997
Robert Rauschenberg, Pompei Gourmet Kitchen Glut (Neapolitan) Pompei Gourmet Kitchen Glut (Neapolitan)
1986
Nino Longobardi, Terrae Motus Terrae Motus
1981
Ernesto Tatafiore, Robespierre Robespierre
1980
Ernesto Tatafiore, Pittore di fuoco Pittore di fuoco
1985
Carl Andre, 20 Aluminium Rectangle 20 Aluminium Rectangle
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Douglas Gordon, Above All Else Above All Else
1991
Douglas Gordon, Don’t think about it Don’t think about it
2001
Gilbert & George, Our Spunk Our Spunk
1997
Mimmo Paladino, Untitled Untitled
1995
Georg Baselitz, Schlafzimmer [Bedroom] Schlafzimmer [Bedroom]
1975
Domenico Bianchi, Untitled Untitled
2005
ANISH KAPOOR, Wound Wound
1988
Miquel Barcelò, IN EXTREMIS VIII IN EXTREMIS VIII
1994
RICHARD HAMILTON, Study for a Fashion Plate (B) Study for a Fashion Plate (B)
1969
Damien Hirst, When Logics Die 212-214 When Logics Die 212-214
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Damien Hirst, Aminabenzoyl Hydrazide Aminabenzoyl Hydrazide
2008
JEFF KOONS, Teapot Teapot
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1987
Paul McCarthy, BOY BOY
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1994
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1992
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1989
Cindy Sherman, Untitled Untitled
1984
Andreas Gursky, ENGADIN II ENGADIN II
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1986
SOL LEWITT, Scribbles Scribbles
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Cy Twombly, Triumph of Galatea (1961)
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Cy Twombly

Triumph of Galatea

1961

 

Sonnabend Collection, New York-Paris

 

 

On display from 2009 to 2012 (May)

 

 

 

Twombly's move to Rome in 1957 marked a watershed in his work: antiquity and the Baroque, the challenge of the Renaissance and Classicism, the work of Leonardo, Raphael and Poussin, became objects of a vital, relevant dialogue with the American artist's Abstract Expressionist vocabulary. His pictorial freedom was now interwoven with mythological
elements and historical references, as occurs in the Triumph of Galatea of 1961, inspired by the celebrated fresco representing the apotheosis of the nymph amidst sea creatures, painted in 1512 by Raphael in the loggia of the Roman villa of the Sienese banker Agostino Chigi (Villa Farnesina). Through an utterly non-figurative handling and an erratic calligraphic modulation, the artist here recreates the dancing and whirling rhythm of the composition based on the nude figure of Galatea. the nymph turns to gaze at the cupids
above her, symbolizing the chasteness of Platonic love, a philosophical theme dear to the pagan humanism of the period. This modern version of the myth was accompanied in 1961 by a progressive intensification of its expressive immediacy.

 

 

 

 

Cy Twombly
Cy Twombly
Lexington,Virginia 1928
Paint is something that I use with my hands and do all those tactile things. I really don't like oil because you can't get back into it, or you make a mess. It's not my ...
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