Battista Mombrini

Battista Mombrini

Battista Mombrini e Vittorio Sgarbi
Born (1944-01-10)10 January 1944
Treviglio, Italy
Nationality Italian
Known for Painting, Sculpture

Battista Mombrini (Treviglio 10 January 1944) is an Italian painter and sculptor.

Biography

Son of Mario and Agnes Mombrini, after eleven years of middle and grammar school at the college of San Pietro Seveso, Mombrini devoted himself entirely to painting by attending the artistic environment of Milan, the Brera Academy, and various museums, galleries and exhibition of Milan, drawing inspiration from artists of the period (especially the teachers Aldo Fornoni, best known for his female nudes and crayon, and Paul Frosecchi). With the brothers Filippo and Giuseppe Villa, he was among the founders of the Group Brera Academy in Milan which brings together young artists.

Mombrini pened his own studio in Treviglio via Sangalli, which is still active, its artistic production (started in 1964) focuses initially on the topics "training" of portraiture, nude and landscape and then moved progressively towards the end of the seventies, to a decidedly personal interpretation and processing of breakdowns in key neo-cubist figurative. In 1976 he presented this evolution of his painting in a group show dedicated to the Italian countryside with Caroline Yeats Brown in London (August to Beauchamps Gallery in Chelsea and in September at the John Sears Gallery in Piccadilly Circus);[1] in 1977 in France, at the Galerie d 'orsel of Paris, and in November 1978 in Switzerland, at the Maison des arts in La Chaux-de-Fonds, with personal tribute to the emigrant in which sociological approaches to those issues which characterize the creations later. In 1986 he exhibited at the Galerie Boycott in Brussels, Belgium.

The eighties were marked by intense organizational activity in Treviglio, when he took part in the founding of the association Pro Loco Shop Center, but especially in 1978 to the design of the exhibition "Painters of Via Sangalli" which, gathering every year hundreds of artists in a folk festival as well as cultural, was briefly known as "the little Bagutta Treviglio".[2] on September 21, 2013 after 25 years since the last time he wanted to recreate that [3] with 92 artists who exhibited their works.

Moment in his "maturity" Art is the historical exhibition in 1997 in Monte Carlo, in the principality of Monaco, at the Maison de l'Amérique Latine.[4]

Just for the undoubted technical ability and the intense appeal to values and feelings ( whether now with romantic, mystical time ) contained in his works, he was commissioned to decorate a wall of the Memorial Irmã Dulce (Sister Dulce, a Brazilian nun known for her dedication to the poor of her country ) to celebrate the sixth anniversary of the disappearance and the start of the process of beatification. The fresco, of 60 square meters, was inaugurated March 12, 1998 in the church dedicated to St. Anthony of Padua in Salvador de Bahia,[5] where Mombrini back a few months later for a short exposure ( 17 to 21 August ) of twenty of his works at the Solar do Unhão, the Museum of Modern Art in El Salvador,[6] and again in August 1999 to build a second fresco, a Maternity hospital in the entrance hall from Children's Day ( Children's Hospital ) in Memorial Irmã Dulce. In March 2003, he was back in Brazil, but this time in caraa, common in the extreme south of the country with a majority Italian population (Treviglio in particular), together with the artist to decorate the apse Brazilian Ho Monteiro ( 80 square meters) of restored sanctuary of Nossa Senhora das Lagrimas, the patron saint of both the Brazilian city of Treviglio.[7][8]

During these years he exhibited also abroad, as in Beijing in 2006, in Greece in 2007, in Moscow in 2008 at the GUM on Red Square.[9] In that same year returns for the last time in Brazil and Salvador de Bahia to affrescarvi the apse of the sanctuary of the Blessed Dulce of the Poor, also known as Church of the Immaculate Conception.

In 2010 he took part in the Prize of Contemporary Art Archer - Island of S. Antioco and the Spoleto Prize 53 - Festival of the Two Worlds , both curated by art critic Vittorio Sgarbi, who, in November, it also presents the staff at the number of Treviglio [10] and, in 2011, selected for the Italian Pavilion (Lombardy region) of the 54th Venice Biennale, served from June to November at the Palazzo Te in Mantua.[11]

In January 2013 he exhibited at the gallery Adagio of the French town of Thionville, near the border with Luxembourg, the warm welcome and success found here,[12] prompted the organizers to plan within the year the construction of a new exhibition in the neighboring state.

On April 27, 2013 took part in the seventh edition of the Festival International Artistic Martesana at the Villa Castelbarco in Vaprio d'Adda [13]

On November 12, 2013 is included in the list of participants[14] at the 1st Biennial of Creativity,[15] which was held at the Palexpo Exhibition in Verona 12 to 16 January 2014. The Biennale was inaugurated by Vittorio Sgarbi. At the award ceremony on 16 January stepped in as guest of honor Katia Ricciarelli.

In 2014, celebrating 50 years in business.[16][17]

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Note

  1. ↑ See (EN) Chelsea News September 3, 1976, p. 28, and (E) the bimonthly Praxis Art, n. 2, January 1977, p. 72
  2. ↑ See "Special Sangalli away", supplement to n. 4 of the monthly magazine of culture and information "Il Punto", in April 1988, entirely devoted to the tenth anniversary of the event.
  3. ↑ Corriere della Sera "Bergamo Edition" of Friday, September 20, 2013 138 years - 223 p.13
  4. ↑ See. (FR) "Battista Mombrini: un hymne à la beauté", the newspaper Nice-Matin of 26 August 1997.
  5. ↑ See : (PT) Gérson dos Santos, " Marcos eternizam presença Irmã Dulce de nos ruas da Bahia ," the newspaper A Tarde of 12 March 1998, p. 7; " Painel records and etapas da vida de obra Irmã Dulce ," A Tarde on 13 March 1998, p. 7; " Obras sociais ganham afresco ," Correio da Bahia on 13 March 1998, p. 4 of " Aqui El Salvador " (UK) "An artist Treviglio in Latin America" , the Catholic weekly The People of 18 April 1998, p. 27 .
  6. ↑ See (PT) Marcos Uzel , " Telas para um bem social" Correio da Bahia on 17 August 1998, p. 4 of " Aqui El Salvador ."
  7. ↑ See : (PT) " Pintores Estao no santuário de Nossa Senhora das Lagrimas decorating the altar or com cenas do Miracle " , the weekly Folha Caraense of 17 March 2003; ' em Itália is revisitada exposição no StudioClio " , the Correio do Povo of 18 February 2011; (IT) Luigi Cernuschi , " Mombrini - new great work in Brazil," the monthly taja and medega April 2003, p. 5, which also recalls the close relationship with the shrine of Our Lady of Tears Treviglio.
  8. ↑ wp.clicrbs.com.br
  9. ↑ Mombrini poster exhibition in Moscow
  10. ↑ Arte (Cairo Editore) N. 447 - Novembre 2010
  11. ↑ See: Ministry of Heritage and Culture, "Regions. Artists List" in the Italian Pavilion - 54th International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale, on the website of the Ministry of Culture, May 11, 2011; Elizabeth Calcaterra, "Fourteen artists Bergamo on display at the Venice Biennale, "L'Eco di Bergamo on June 2, 2011 and the Articles of special Biennial of 18 August 2011;" the Venice of Bergamo, "in the Journal of Bergamo on 23 June 2011; Fiorenzo Cariola, "art is not our thing," the press release of the town of Mantua ArteMostre of 11 July 2011 on the site of Art; video "Mombrini and Sgarbi Biennale at Palazzo Te" on YouTube, on 17 July 2011.
  12. ↑ See (FR) "Mombrini ou l'art à l'anglaise" and "Une peinture de la sérénité", the regional newspaper Le Républicain Lorrain of 22 January 2012, p. 1 and 4
  13. ↑ Corriere della Sera.it
  14. ↑ Painting by Mombrini Biennale of Creativity
  15. ↑ 1st Biennial of Creativity - Official Site
  16. ↑ Corriere della Sera December 13, 2014 page 13
  17. ↑ Corriere della Sera.it

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