The world of Paintings of Italian FuturismItalian futurism seeks to paint modern energy: bodies, crowds, automobiles and noise fragment to render speed rather than a moment still.
1909Publication of the first Manifesto of Futurism
1910Manifestos of futuristic painters
1913Boccioni and Russolo radicalize movement and noise
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1909 -1930s · Speed, machine, movement and political contradictions
Italian futurism seeks to paint modern energy: bodies, crowds, automobiles and noise fragment to render speed rather than a moment still.
Futurism was launched in 1909 by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's manifesto, which celebrates speed, technology and violent break with the past. Boccioni, Carrà, Russolo, Balla and Severini adapted these ideas to painting in 1910. They rejected the fixed image and sought to represent the continuity of movement: a body merges with its atmosphere, a crowd becomes force, an automobile produces lines and vibrations. Boccioni pushes this search from canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo pushes this search for the canvas to sculpture; Russolo connects color and noise in his Art of Noises. The movement must be viewed with its contradictions: exaltation of war, nationalism, misogyny of certain texts and subsequent proximity of several futurists with fascism. After 1918, airpainting continued the fascination with machines and aerial views. The collection therefore confronts plastic invention and ideology, without dissociating one from the other. The "Paintings of Italian Futurism" selection notably compares Unique Forms of Continuity in Space and the Dynamism of a Footballer. His reading favors figures.
Futurism does not want to paint a fast object; he wants the entire surface to embrace the speed, shock and instability of the modern world.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Proclaim the breakup
Literary and pictorial manifestos transform modernity into a program. This milestone sheds light on the "Paintings of Italian Futurism" collection by favoring figures.
Invent plastic dynamism
Boccioni, Russolo, Balla and Severini explore bodies, crowds and machines.
Moving from reconstruction to airpainting
New groups and aerial views extend the movement in a fascist context.
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Sequential repetition
Several positions of a gesture appear in the same image. This line guides a reading of "Tables of Italian Futurism" centered on the figures.
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Line-force
Diagonals and beams render direction, shock and expansion.
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Atmospheric fusion
The body penetrates space and loses its stable contour.
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Sound color
Contrasts and vibrations seek an equivalent of noise.
Explore by universe
Read the dynamism between body, crowd, emotion and machine
Continuity, sport, revolt and departure show several ways of representing modern times.
Continuity01
Merge body and space
Boccioni transforms walking into volume through which air passes.
For sculpture. Reading of "Paintings of Italian Futurism" by the figures.Sport02
Dematerialize the athlete
The footballer becomes light, rhythm and colorful energy.
For movementRevolt03
Make the crowd a strength
Russolo organizes collective and diagonal tension like a push.
For politicsDeparture04
Painting emotion in movement
Farewells combine train, separation and inner states.
For memoryContinuity · Boccioni05
Unique forms of continuity in space
The walking figure merges with space in a sculpture that has become an emblem.
Landmark work of Paintings of Italian FuturismSport · Boccioni06
Dynamism of a footballer
The footballer dissolves into light and colors without losing body energy.
Landmark work of Paintings of Italian Futurism
Works to discover
Four works of Italian futurism
Sculpted march, football, uprising and railway departure confront four forms of dynamism.
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Choosing a futuristic Italian reproduction
A black or dark metal frame and a medium to large format will reinforce diagonals, contrasts and a feeling of speed.
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