Capogrossi exhibition
Giaseppe Capogrossi (Rome, 1900-1972) Very young, he earned a degree in law, but his artistic talent led him to practice the art of painter, initially in Felice Carena‘s atelier.
Like many artists of his generation, he spent longs periods in Paris, between 1927 and 1933.
He participated, in countless national and international exhibitions, which the most prestigious could not be missing; in 1928 he was invited to the Venice Biennale.
In the wake of the Parisian avant-gardes, he participates in the exhibitions in the Milanese Galleria del Milione with Corrado Cagli, his colleague in the current of the Roman School
His talent quickly led him to climb the heights of international art by participating in prestigious exhibitions such as the Parisian “Exposition des peintres romains” in 1933 and at the Rome Quadriennale which in 1939 will dedicate a personal ambient to him.
Together with Alberto Burri in 1951 he founded the Origine Group, an important current of Informal art.
Capogrossi exhibition
Its definitive consecration came, as often happens, posthumously; two years after his death, in 1974, the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome dedicated to him an impressive exhibition.