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From the early 1890s to the early 1910s there was a move from realism to symbolism in Luigi Rossi’s work. The presence of the poet Lucini, whose words correspond to Rossi’s style elements, radiated from the heart of the poetic creation. The artist alternated between social-symbolist and art nouveau-symbolist works, his theories favouring humanitarian ideals or art with imaginative strength. Towards the mid 1890s he painted L’armée du travail and Rêves de Jeunesse (cat. no. 104), while around 1910 he produced two canvases with a different social and allegorical tone, set in an imaginary diptych contrasting the enclosed space of city tenement buildings (Alveare) with the open expanse of vast and chilly alpine scenery (Canto dell’aurora).
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Casa - Museo Luigi Rossi
Aprica
6950 Tesserete
+41 91 930 00 27
info@paginedarte.ch
www.casamuseoluigirossi.ch
Open all year
Open on
Saturday
Sa: 3:00 pm — 6:00 pm
Visits upon appointment by sending an e-mail to info@paginedarte.ch.
Free entry