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Drinker

Technical Details
  • Title
    Drinker
  • Author
    Arturo Martini
  • Year
    1928 - 9
  • Dimensions
    cm 150.5 x 54 x 70
  • Inventory
    5106
  • Room
    43
  • Signature
    Martini

A self-taught sculptor, Arturo Martini worked at a very young age in a ceramics factory, developing a love for the plastic effects of clay that was destined to characterize all his later production.

After a sojourn in Paris, where he frequented Amedeo Modigliani, Giorgio de Chirico, Savinio, Medardo Rosso and Boccioni, among others, he returned to Italy, drawing closer to the Novecento group and the magazine “Valori Plastici.”

The Drinker develops a typically late nineteenth-century subject in a style reminiscent of Carrà’s mannequins, as well as the broad, dilated figures of Novecentist poetics.

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