Giorgio Morandi was an eminent Italian artist known for his subtly colored still-life paintings of ceramic vessels. View Giorgio Morandi’s 2,572 artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. See available prints and multiples, paintings, and works on paper for sale and learn about the artist.. Giorgio Morandi Bridge over the Savena, Bologna 1912 Giorgio Morandi Landscape (1913) Giorgio Morandi Still Life 1916 Giorgio Morandi Still Life 1927 Giorgio Morandi II Poggio al mattino (Hillside in the Morning) 1928, probably printed in the early 1940s Giorgio Morandi Flowers 1929 Giorgio Morandi Haystack at Grizzana (1929)
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Summary of Giorgio Morandi Holed up in a small room in the center of Italy, far from the avant-garde of his day, Giorgio Morandi painstakingly worked to unlock the puzzles of art, the questions of modern painting, looking for the structure and order that underlies the process of representation itself. With a sparse selection of household objects and familiar landscapes, painted in muted tones.. Giorgio Morandi, Still Life, c. 1955, oil on canvas, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lenart in honor of Rusty and Nancy Powell, 1997.112.2