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Dorazio, Piero

Lot 1039
14.11.2018 16:00UTC +01:00
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€ 13 300
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ID 130689
Lot 1039 | Dorazio, Piero
Estimate value
€ 5 000
"Velato I", 2001. Öl auf Leinwand. In Öl rückseitig signiert, datiert und betitelt sowie mit Werknummer "5149" in einem Atelierstempel bezeichnet.

40,5 x 60cm, ohne Rahmen

Provenienz: Galerie Aras, Ravensburg. - Privatsammlung, Baden - Württemberg. - Der 1927 in Rom geborene Piero Dorazio zählt zu den Hauptvertretern der konkreten Kunst in Italien. Doch zunächst interessiert Dorazio sich für die Architektur. 1945 begann er ein Architekturstudium in Rom. Gleichzeitig entstanden jedoch schon erste abstrakte Arbeiten. 1947 erhielt er ein Stipendium an der École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Während eines einjährigen Aufenthalts in den USA machte er die Bekanntschaft der führenden abstrakten Expressionisten, wie Marc Rothko und Barnett Newman, deren Farbfeldmalerei ihn nachhaltig beeinflussten. 1959 nahm Piero Doario an der documenta II in Kassel teil. Anschließend erhielt er einen Lehrauftrag an der Universität of Pennsylvania, wo er 1963 das Institut of Contemporary Art gründete und 1968 zum Professor ernannt wurde. - In den 1960er Jahren entstanden im New Yorker Atelier des Künstlers die ersten, aus Farbbändern aufgebauten Kompositionen. Darin verwendete er meist reine Grundfarben, die er in diagonalen Streifen, Linien, Feldern und Flächen übereinander lagerte und verwebte oder als Farbflecken in linearen Rastern rhythmisierte. Dabei nutzte er die so entstandenen streng geordneten Komposition um Licht und Farbe einzufangen.
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