Vittorio Tavernari (1919-1987) Nudo Femminile, Watercolor Tempera on Paper, cm. 75 x 50, signed on the right side.

MUSEUMS:

Bologna (GAM) IT
Gallarate (Galleria Civica) IT
Induno Olona (Raccolta Sennhauser) IT
Londra UK
Milano (GAM) IT
New York (The Museum of Modern Art) USA
Pisa (Istituto del Disegno) IT
Pittsburg (Carnegie Institute of Fine Art) UK
Prato (Giardini di Viale Galilei) IT
Roma (Museo di Palazzo Braschi) IT
Spoleto (GAM) IT
Varese (Villa Recalcati) IT

BIOGRAPHY

The son of an art conservator, Tavernari started his training under Francesco Wildt at the Scuola del Marmo (1935-1938), where he befriended Bruno Cassinari, Umberto Milani, Ennio Morlotti and Ernesto Treccani. In 1964 Tavernari was admitted as a member of the UNESCO International Association of Art. In successive years his work was exhibited at the Venice Biennale (1964), at the Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea di Milano (1969) and at an important retrospective at the Musée Rodin, Paris (1973). Tavernari died in Varese in 1987.