Aldo Mazza Furniture

Aldo Mazza Landscape Painting Signed and Dated Important and beautiful work by the great Milanese artist Aldo Mazza oil on panel technique. It depicts in a magnificent realist style a beautiful tree in the foreground. The quality of the brushstroke is striking, creating an atmosphere of rare harmony and beauty. Signed lower right “A. Mazza 1920” This artwork, never before on the market, comes from an important private collection and is beautified by an impressive antique frame in gilded wood Every item of our Gallery, upon request, is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by Sabrina Egidi official Expert in Italian furniture for the Chamber of Commerce of Rome and for the Rome Civil Courts. Aldo Mazza (Milan, July 6, 1880 - Gavirate, July 26, 1964) was an Italian painter, publicist and illustrator. He was the son of Adelio, an accountant and dialect poet, and nephew of the romantic school painter Giuseppe Mazza (1817-1884), who had Francesco Hayez as a teacher. Aldo Mazza grew up in an atmosphere marked by art and patriotismː his father and uncle had participated in the defense of Milan, against the Austrians of Marshal Josef Radetzky. At the Academy of Brera he had as a teacher Cesare Tallone He had his first assignment as the author of satirical cartoons from "Guerin Meschino", he also drew for "Il Numero", for "L'Illustrazione Italiana", for "Il Secolo" (since 1924) and for "Il Pasquino". He was linked to the group of caricaturists of the "Frigidarium". He participated in the "Great Italian Caricature and Humor Exhibition", in 1914, organized by the newspaper "Il Numero". In 1983, in Milan, the exhibition La satira política in the drawings of Aldo Mazza was set up. He worked as a billboard artist mainly for the Bologna company Chappuis, for the Bertarelli Graphic Arts and for Ricordi, making about sixty posters...