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Gino SeveriniA future of dancers instead of machines

Gino Severini was an Italian artist born on April 7, 1883. Severini contributed to the Futurist, and Cubist movements, worked in France, and died on February 26, 1966. Get notified when Gino Severini's biography is complete:

Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin

1912

Dancer

1912

Blue Dancer

1912

Self-Portrait with Straw Boater

1912

Visual Synthesis of the Idea: "War"

1914

Sea = Dancer

1914

Armored Train in Action

1915

Red Cross Train Passing a Village

1915

Umberto Boccioni

Why can’t I stop painting my mother?

1882-1916

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti

A poet creates a church of speed and violence

1876-1944

Giorgio de Chirico

Enchanted space in the city of Nietzsche

1888-1978

Albert Gleizes

The man who brought cubism to the masses

1881-1953

Jean Metzinger

The third cubist

1883-1956

Georges Braque

Picasso's better half

1882-1963
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An orphan talks to angels
Madge Gill
Rhythm and dynamic movement
Aleksandra Ekster Gino Severini
Cubist Feminist
Marie Laurencin
Ending a friendship over diagonal lines
Theo van Doesburg