Primordiality of Salvatore Scarpitta
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https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/1182017Keywords:
art, informal art, informal materialAbstract
The article analyzes the artistic research by Salvatore Scarpitta, one of the major protagonists of the international art scene after the Second World War, in its different phases: expressionist, abstract-figurative and informal. Through a historical-critical and aesthetic approach, proceeding onto reading some important works of art through an interpretative methodology, a further development of critical thinking by the artist's production.
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Celant, G. (1972), Salvatore Scarpitta, catalogo della mostra, Galleria Notizie, Torino.
Dorfles, G. (2015), Salvatore Scarpitta, in Sansone, L. (ed.), Gli artisti che ho incontrato, Skira.
Sansone, L. (2012), Salvatore Scarpitta, introduzione al catalogo della mostra Salvatore Scarpitta, Galleria d’Arte Modena di Torino.
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