ARTIST

Enrico Prampolini

Italian Futurist who pioneered abstract stage design and championed the fusion of art, science, and technology.

ABOUT

Enrico Prampolini (1894-1956) was an Italian painter, sculptor, and stage designer who became one of the most versatile and forward-thinking members of the Futurist movement. Born in Modena, he joined the Futurists at the remarkably young age of 18 in 1912, quickly establishing himself as a radical voice advocating for the complete integration of art with modern life, technology, and science. Prampolini's vision extended far beyond traditional painting. He became particularl…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Zonder titel 2000 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Figurative Motif; from 'Die Bauhaus Mappen: Neue Europäische Graphik IV. Vierte Mappe: Italienische und Russische Kuenstler.' 1923 · The Metropolitan Museum of Art Untitled 1935 · Georgia Museum of Art Similarity of Rhythms 1955 · Finnish National Gallery Simultaneous Self-Portrait Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Syntheses of Naples Museum of Modern Art
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