Gino Severini, a leading Italian Futurist, captured the dynamism of modern life, from Parisian nightlife to wartime chaos, before exploring Cubism and classicism.
Gino Severini, born in Cortona, Italy, in 1883, had an unconventional start to his artistic journey. After being expelled from school at fifteen, he moved to Rome, where he developed a serious interest in art while working as a shipping clerk. There, he met Umberto Boccioni and Giacomo Balla, who introduced him to Divisionism, a technique of painting with adjacent colors and stippled dots that greatly influenced his early work and later Futurist paintings. His move to Paris…
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