Angelo Biancini
Angelo Biancini (1911–1988) was an Italian sculptor. Room 10 of the Collection of Modern Religious Art, Vatican Museums is dedicated to Biancini.
Angelo Biancini
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- Name
- Angelo Biancini
- Born
- 1911
- Birthplace
- Castel Bolognese, Italy
- Died
- 1988
- Occupation
- Sculptor
- Nationality
- Italy · Kingdom of Italy
- Languages
- Italian
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Angelo Biancini (1911–1988) was an Italian sculptor. Room 10 of the Collection of Modern Religious Art, Vatican Museums is dedicated to Biancini.
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• Name — Angelo Biancini • Born — 1911 • Birthplace — Castel Bolognese, Italy • Died — 1988 • Occupation — Sculptor
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1911
Angelo Biancini born at Castel Bolognese.
1968
Dante Monument is dated 1968.
1984
Monumento nazionale ai caduti per la bonifica dei campi minati is dated 1984.
1988
Angelo Biancini died at Castel Bolognese.
1988
Angelo Biancini (2 catalogued editions) (1988) is digitised and catalogued by Open Library.
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- 1.«Ascendenze "primitive" (l'arte alto medioevale soprattutto, ma anche la sensibilità decisamente cubo-futurista nel sommuovere personaggi e dettagli figurativi) si riscontrano in modo più accentuato nel romagnolo Angelo Biancini (Castel Bolognese, 1911), uno dei più estrosi e affascinanti "narratori in ceramica" del nostro tempo [...] la cui "grafia" bizantineggiante e il gusto decorativo della materia (intesa anche come colore) approdano a risultati di vera e propria scultura ed a una espressività a metà tra la favola e la più schietta e anche burbera umanità.»
- 2.Antonello Nave, Virgilio Milani e la scultura del Novecento nel Polesine, Rovigo, Minelliana, 2004, pp. 205-207
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