Forma 1
Forma 1, or simply Forma, was a group or school of young Italian artists formed in the years immediately after the end of the Second World War. It was formed in 1947, and was re-founded in 1961 as the group Continuità.
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• Name — Forma 1 • Yearsactive — 1947–1961 • Country — Italy • Majorfigures — * Carla Accardi • Ugo Attardi • Pietro Consagra • Piero Dorazio • Mino Guerrini • Concetto Maugeri • Achille Perilli • Antonio Sanfilippo • Giulio Turcato
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- 1.[s.n.] (2011). Accardi, Carla. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 2.[s.n.] (2011). Attardi, Ugo. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 3.[s.n.] (2011). Consagra, Pietro. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 4.[s.n.] (2011). Dorazio, Piero. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 5.[s.n.] (2011). Guerrini, Mino. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 6.[s.n.] (2011). Maugeri, Concetto. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 7.[s.n.] (2011). Perilli, Achille. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 8.[s.n.] (2011). Sanfilippo, Antonio. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 9.[s.n.] (2011). Turcato, Giulio. Benezit Dictionary of Artists. . .
- 10.Christopher Masters (2003). Forma. Grove Art Online. Oxford Art Online. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Accessed January 2019. . .
- 11.Forma (in Italian). Enciclopedie Online. Rome: Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana. Accessed January 2019.
Bibliography printed in the source article · 2
- B. Krimmel, Carlo Bertelli (1987). Meister der Italianischen Moderne XIX: Forma 1, 1947–1987: Accardi, Attardi, Consagra, Dorazio, Guerrini, Maugeri, Perilli, Sanfilippo, Turcato (exhibition catalogue, exhibition at the , 1987–1988, in German).
- Simonetta Lux Statera (2003). Forma 1 et ses artistes = Forma 1 e i suoi artisti: Accardi Consagra Dorazio Perilli Sanfilippo Turcato (exhibition catalogue, exhibition at the , 18 October – 14 December 2003, in French and Italian). Roma: Gangemi. .
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