Watercolor painting depicting horses, created by Bruno Cassinari in the 1960s

Ø cm 72 h cm 56

Bruno Cassinari was an important Italian painter and sculptor, known for his expressive style that blended Cubist and Expressionist elements. Born in Piacenza in 1912 and passed away in Milan in 1992, Cassinari made a significant contribution to the Italian art scene of the 20th century.

His paintings are characterized by bold colors, dynamic brushstrokes and a strong emotional impact. Cassinari's work often incorporates Cubist elements, such as fragmented forms and multiple perspectives.
His works often blend figurative and abstract elements, creating a unique and personal style.
Cassinari experimented with various materials and techniques, including oil painting, tempera, and sculpture.

His work is often associated with the following movements:

Current: a group of Italian artists who emerged after World War II, with the aim of renewing Italian art. Cassinari's work bears some similarities to the Abstract Expressionist movement, particularly its emphasis on emotion and gesture.