Nuova Galleria Campo dei Fiori .:. Guido Marussig Exhibition

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Guido Marussig 1885 - 1972, an artist of Trieste between Symbolism and Déco

edited by: Lela Djokic, Daniela Balzaretti, Carlo Fabrizio Carli.

dates: April 5 - May 10, 2003.

catalogue edited by: Carlo Fabrizio Carli and Lela Djokic.

press release (52kb) (in italian)

Following the studies into Italian art from the second half of the 19th Century and the first 30 years of the 20th Century, the New Campo dei Fiori Gallery dedicates this exhibition to the painter, engraver, sculptor, set designer, architect and internal designer Guido Marussig (1885 - 1972) from Trieste.
On show, along with oils, tempera, watercolours and xylography there is a fully furnished studio (with a bookcase, a boiserie, a desk, an armchair and two chairs). The idea of the studio was formulated and furnished by Marussig with many decorated panels and tiles. Datable to around 1920, the studio and its furnishing is a fine example of the ability of Marussig in interior design. A heritage jugendstil adapted under a completely deco point of view.

reviews on web

Exibart - Guido Marussig .:. Etciu - Guido Marussig

related exhibitions

Guido Marussig. Il mestiere delle Arti. Museo Revoltella, Trieste (Italy), July 31 - October 10, 2004.

pictures on exposition (selection)

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	Wistaria, circa 1908-1910 oil on canvas 120 by 110 cm signed bottom left: Guido Marussig		Fabriano, medieval building with fountain, circa 1918 watercolour on paper 42 by 33 cm signed bottom right: Guido Marussig
	Vendramin Park, 1907 oil on canvas 77 by 55 cm signed bottom left: Guido Marussig		Garden on Garda, circa 1916-1920 oil and tempera on cartoon 70 by 69 cm signed bottom left: Guido Marussig
	Sunset, circa 1907 oil on canvas 61 by 88 cm signed bottom left: Guido Marussig		Venice, Chiesa della Salute, circa 1920 tempera on canvas 120 by 70 cm signed bottom left: Guido Marussig
	Desk and armchair, circa 1920 walnut 150 by 290 by 48 cm		Boiserie, circa 1920 walnut 150 by 366 by 48 cm
	Two chairs, circa 1920 walnut 96.5 by 43 by 45 cm		Bookcase, circa 1920 walnut 150 by 290 by 48 cm

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