Italian painter and watercolourist known for his landscapes. A member of In Arte Libertas and the XXV della Campagna Romana, he devoted much of his work to painting directly from nature.

In the house where Orazio Amato was born in Anticoli Corrado, among the ruins of the cellar that was one of Arturo Martini's studios in the 1920s, was found Arturo Martini's work "The Shepherd", now preserved in the Vatican Museums.

The last scene of Charlie Chaplin's movie Modern Times was inspired by Ottone Rosai's work The Engaged Couple.

Here, Paolo Zoli in 1919, he opened the La Faience ceramic factory in Borgo Durbecco with Pietro Melandri, Dino Fabbri, and Amerigo Masotti.

She was “the Pasquarosa phenomenon,” as the critic and painter Cipriano Efisio Oppo called her in 1918.

He exhibited at the first New Front of the Arts exhibition at the Galleria della Spiga in Milan with the artists Emilio Vedova, Renato Guttuso, Pizzinato, Nino Franchina and GiulioTurcato.

The Grand Tour of Pierre-François d'Hancarville

Painter active between realism, intimism and the Italian Novecento, known for portraits, family subjects, mosaics and monumental decoration.

He was said to have a tempestuous character and unstable temperament. Proud and resolute and made of steel like an old man from Emilio Romagna. 

Pino Pascali's star rose in 1968 when Palma Bucarelli introduced him at the Venice Biennale with a room in the central pavilion.

He was also a professor, a member of various academies, and an honorary member of the watercolor associations of Brussels, The Hague, and Rome.