Mario Schifano, Carlo Mattioli, Renzo Vespignani, Giuseppe Bankers, Giuseppe Giannini, Piero Guccione, Floriano Bodini, Carmelo Zotti, Mino Maccari, Franco Sarnari, Fabrizio Plessi, Ruggero Savinio: these and other names of great artists Ulrich Warriors have processed and collected during his more than ten years a gallery owner. This exhibition is a rare opportunity to learn the art Italian figurative best expressed in the two most important movements that characterize the second fifty years of the '900: the "existential realism" and its development, the "new figuration".
The gallery Ulrich Warriors, the most important gallery of modern art that had Lucca., Has been for almost fifteen years of important artists destination that Ulrich has made known to Lucca and visitors. Italy turned attending painters and sculptors who loved discovering the intimacy of their studies. Today the collection of Ulrich consists of hundreds of paintings also of great international artists, but especially the artists who worked to start the fifties and sixties in Milan and formed the core of the so-called "existential realism" that later resulted in the "new figuration ".
The center of interest of exposure is what it refers to the existential realism, born in Milan industrious, focused on productivity and the economic recovery that favored research and intellectual yearning. In this social and cultural values “‹”‹they are in fact born of existential realism and arose from intense dissertations on film, literature, music, not just around Brera but also for its intense and vivid relations with the Parisian artistic circles. This period is historicized by testimonies and documents that tell us a decade of profound artistic intensity, ten years of evolution, precisely the existential realism.
GALLERY WARRIORS TODAY COLLECTION
Lucca, the exhibition building of the Bank of Monte Foundation, Piazza San Martino, 7
April 10 / May 1, 2016
Opening hours: Monday / Friday 15: 00/19: 00 and Saturday and Sunday 10: 00/13: 00 and 15: 00/19: 00
free entry.