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Salvatore Emblema Terzigno, 1929-2006 Salvatore Emblema Terzigno, 1929-2006 Works in public collections: Galleria degli Uffizi, Firenze (Italia) Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago (U.S.) Museum Bojmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam (NL) Ludwig Museum, Koblenz (DE) Università Normale, Pisa (Italia) Museo del 9cento Castel Sant’Elmo, Napoli (Italia) Museo Bargellini, Pieve di Cento (Italia) Works in private collections (selection) David Rockfeller Collection, New York Collezione Alfonso Perez y Perez, Ciudad de Mexico Collezione Gianni Agnelli, Torino Collezione Amnon Barzel, Tel Aviv Collezione Dino De Laurentis, Roma/Los Angeles Collezione Elmar Zorn, Munich Collezione Giulio Carlo Argan, Roma/Torino Collezione Carlo Levi, Roma Collezione Gennaro Moccia, Roma Collezione Mario Sonnino, Roma Collezione Principessa Maria Camilla Pallavicini, Roma Collezione Giorgio Preziosi, Genova Collezione Kelly Merrymen, Los Angeles Collezione Monsignor Angelo Francia, Città del Vaticano Collezione Ursel Steinecker, Koblenz Collezione Daniéle Perrier, Bad Ems Collezione Ferruccio Bonetti, Torino Collezione Pasquale Isidoro, Roma Collezione Alberto Finestauri, Roma Collezione Elena Pugliese, Torino Collezione Carlo Bisogniero, Washington Collezione Fondo d’Arte Biosana/Svas, Napoli Collezione Sandro Dorna, Torino Collezione Edoardo Palumbo, Napoli Collezione Cupini - De Filippo, Roma Collezione Gennaro Nappo, Napoli Collezione Fondo P.C.I., varie sedi in Italia Collezione Cynthia e Renato Penna, Napoli Collezione Remo Missori, Roma Collezione Alberto di Mauro, Los Angeles Collezione Sandro Bosi, Roma/New York Collezione Ugo Moretti, Roma Collezione Li Mollet, Bern Collezione Alejandra Kieffer, Munich Collezione Paulo Herkenhoff, Rio de Janeiro Collezione Maria Kreuz, Koln Collezione Silvia Franchi, Roma Collezione Luciano Caramel, Como Collezione Cleto e Dino Polcina, Roma Collezione Barbara Vergnano, Milano Collezione Jimmy Traboulsi New York Collezione Marcello Silva, Roma/Montecarlo Collezione Maurizio Calvesi, Roma Exhibitions (P )solo show (C) group show 1952 Napoli- Galleria al Blu di Prussia (c) 1993 Ischia – Castello Aragonese (c) 1954 Roma - Galleria San Marco (P) 1994 Milano – Arte Borgogna (P) 1956 Roma - Galleria La Vetrina di Chiurazzi (P) 1994 Comune di Milano – Mostra di sculture Via della Spiga (P) 1956 Roma - Galleria Il Camino (P) 1994 Roma – Galleria Banchi Nuovi (P) 1961 Napoli – Circolo nautico Posillipo (c) 1995 Salerno – Galleria Il Ponte (P) 1962 Roma - Galleria San Marco (P) 1996 Ravello – Villa Rufolo / Chiesa di Santa Maria a Gradillo 1963 Napoli - Galleria Tanino Chiurazzi (P) 1965 Roma – Galleria San Marco (p) 1997 Ascoli Piceno – Palazzo Dei Capitani (P) 1967 Napoli – Foyer Teatro Mercadante (P) 1997 Schwaz - Rabalder Haus Museum “Kunstler in Italien seit 1969 Aulla – Premio Città di Aulla (c) 1945” (c) 1971 Milano – Galleria Borgonuovo(P) 2001 Vicenza – Basilica Palladiana (P) 1972 Roma – Galleria Arti Visive (P) 2002 Salerno - Tempio di Pomona (c) 1972 Salerno – Galleria La Seggiola (P) 2001 Salerno – Studio Ruggiero (P) 1972 Napoli – Galleria Diagramma 32 (P) 2001 Siracusa - SEPRS (c) 1973 Torino – Galleria Christian Stain (P) 2002 Monaco - Kunsthaus “Vulcanik” (c) 1974 Napoli – Galleria San Carlo (P) 2003 Arezzo Galleria Pinacoteca Comunale“Da Picasso a 1975 Roma – X Quadriennale d’arte (c) Botero” (C) 1976 Bari - Expoarte (c) 2004 Benevento – Museo del Sannio (P) 1977 Termoli - Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna (P) 2004 San Paolo del Brasile – M.A.C. (P) 1978 Roma – Galleria Lastaria (P) 2005 Rio de Janeiro – Museu Nacional de Belas Artes(P) 1978 Milano – Galleria Morone (P) 2005 Città del Messico – Museo de la S.H.C.P. (P) 1979 Trieste – Galleria Forum (P) 2005 Aichi - Expo universale Padiglione Italia (Sala Personale) 1979 Ferrara – Palazzo dei Diamanti (P) 2005 Bologna - Galleria Artsinergy (P) 1979 Napoli – Museo Villa Pignatelli (P) 2005 Palermo - Galleria Artsinergy (P) 1979 Alessandria – Galleria Comunale (P) 2005 Pavia -Galleria Artsinergy (P) 1979 Roma – Galleria Rondanini ( P) 2005 Milano - Galleria Artsinergy (P) 1980 Venezia - Biennale Arti Visive/ Magazzini del sale (C) 2005 Aprilia - Galleria Artsinergy (P) 1981 Cesena – Galleria Pinacoteca Comunale (P) 2005 New York – Galleria Artsinergy (p) 1981 Napoli – Galleria San Carlo (c) 2006 Roma – Galleria Ulisse (P) 1980 Termoli – Galleria Civica d’arte Moderna (c) 2006 Chieti – Galleria Comunale “La Fiamma di Cristallo” (c) 1981 Roma – Palazzo delle Esposizioni “ Linee della Ricerca 2007 Valmontone Palazzo Doria Pamphilij (P) artistica in Italia 1960-1980” (c) 2008 Vicenza - Yvonne arte contemporanea (P) 1981 Firenze – Galleria degli Uffizi (C) 2008 Venezia -Palazzo Grassi “Italics” (c) 1982 Venezia – Biennale Arti Visive (sala personale) 2009 Venezia Biennale arti visive (sala personale Padiglione 1982 Pozzuoli – Scavi archeologici Terme Puteolane (P) Repubblica Araba di Siria) 1982 Rotterdam – Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen (P) 2009 Chicago – MCA “Italics”( c) 1983 Napoli – Studio Miele (P) 2010 San Benedetto del Tronto - Galleria Artsinergy (P) 1984 Taormina – Pinacoteca Comunale/Chiesa di San 2010 Napoli Castel Sant’Elmo Museo del Novecento (c) Francesco (P) 2011 Napoli - Villa di Donato (c) 1985 Napoli – Palazzo Reale (P) 2011 Vicenza - Yvonne arte Contemporanea (P) 1985 Roma – Studio Due C (P) 2011 Napoli - Maschio Angioino (c) 1985 Milano – Arte Borgogna(P) 2012 Chicago - MCA “Language of Less / Then and Now” (c) 1985 Napoli – Studio 85 (P) 2012 Napoli - Spazio Nea (c) 1985 Genova – Galleria Cesarea (P) 2013 Los Angeles - IIC “Transparency” (P) 1985 Palermo – La Nuova Barcaccia (P) 2013 New York “Transparency/ The missing link in Italian post- 1985 Roma - Galleria Borghese “L’altra Faccia di Una Musa” war” (P) (c) 2014 Miami Art Wynwood (through David Richard Gallery) (c) 1987 Parma – Studio Nazzari (P) 2014 Santa Fe “Transparency/Through Color and Light” (P) 1987 Ercolano - Villa Campolieto (c) 2014 Napoli - Museo Pan (c) 1988 Caserta – Palazzo Belvedere di San Leucio “ Exvite” (c) 2014 Livorno – Galerie 21 (P) 1989 Benevento – Studio ErreCi (P) 2014 Miami - Art Miami (through David Richard Gallery) (c) 1990 Koblenz – Galleria Ursel Stainaker(P) 2015 Brescia - Galleria AB arte (c) 1990 Koblenz – Ludwig Museum(P) 2015 Milano - Expo Universale Padiglione Italia (c) 1993 Heimbach – Haus Schonblick (P) 2015 Spoleto – Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive (P) Recent Bibliography: “L’Arte Moderna Secondo Novecento” testo didattico di Giulio Carlo Argan e Lara Vinca Masini, Sansoni per la Scuola 2001 “DaPicasso a Botero” di Vittorio Sgarbi e Giovanni Faccenda, Torcular 2004 “Colore e Trasparenza” di Barzel, Maghallaes, Sgarbi, Torcular 2004 “Appartengo alla Luce” di Emanuele Leone Emblema, Iron Pruduction 2007 “Italics: Arte Italiana fra Tradizione e Rivoluzione” di Francesco Bonami, Electa 2009 “Emblema” Monografia in Occasione della 53° Biennale di Venezia AAVV 2009 “Museo del Novecento per una collezione in Progress” AAVV Electa 2010 “EmblemaTransparenza” di Emanuele Leone Emblema, Me? Editions 2011 “Transparency” di Peter Frank, Iemme edizioni 2013 “Nudaluce” di Gianluca Marziani, Iemme edizioni 2015 Chronology: 1929 Salvatore Emblema born on April his research. Emblema’s first stay 25th in Terzigno, to a family of small in the States is the occasion landowners of French heritage. of decisive encounters for his painting. However, the artist feels 1941-1948 New York like an alien territory. Graduates the Scuola del Corallo The difficult integration is enhanced in Torre del Greco and leaves family. by barriers and social language. He attends the Royal Academy of Arts but doesn’t complete his studies. 1958-1964 Makes a series of travels in Europe Back in Italy, continues to work (France, England, Holland) until at Cinecittà for Dino De Laurentis settling in Rome in the early 50's. Productions. Becomes assistant to Mario Chiari. Exhibits his works 1954-1956 in various Italian cities. Commissioned First solo exhibition at the Galleria by Dino de Laurentis to paint a nude San Marco in Rome is curated portrait of De Laurentis’ wife, actress by Neo-realist writers Ugo Moretti Silvana Mangano. He lives and Carlo Levi. The two intellectuals between Rome and Terzigno, come up with the image of the artistfarmer, and in the meantime his works are animated by genuine passion displayed in various places in Italy. and bucolic lyricism. A stereotype that will give him great success in 1965 the cultural Roman environment He flies to the United States pervaded by aesthetic neorealism, but for the second time. He meets that the artist feels as limiting. the historian Giulio Carlo Argan Starts work as an assistant set in New York. His trip is a tardive designer at the Cinecittà film studios. attempt to reconnect relationships One of his works, a portrait of Pope with the artistic environment Pius XII, made with dried leaves, is in New York, abruptly interrupted acquired by the Vatican Museums years before. Despite this, he returns collection. Marries Raffaela Auricchio to Italy some months later. in the Church of the Artists in Rome: his witnesses were Ugo Moretti and 1969 American philosopher James McAllen. Emblema establishes a relationship of deep esteem with Argan. 1957-1958 Aware of the lesson learnt in the On behalf of the invitation States and the intellectual debate of the magnate David Rockefeller, Argan addresses him to, he slowly who buys one of his works, Emblema starts focusing on the core elements flies to the United States. He moved in of his research. He starts his analysis 133 West 69 Street,
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