Tur audio Canova: Innocence and Sin
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Mart's exhibition Canova: Innocence and Sin presents a selection of works by this Neoclassical master in dialogue with those of modern and contemporary sculptors and leading 20th century photographers.
Possagno's Gypsotheca has provided original plaster models of some of Antonio Canova's most famous sculptures, portrayed in the enlargements in the first section of the exhibition.
The artist, heir to the perfection of Greek sculpture, left behind an aesthetic ideal that twentieth-century art has interpreted in different ways, whether upholding or subverting it.
The protagonist of the exhibition is the body, celebrated in its nude form by classical canons and portrayed in modern and contemporary art "between innocence and sin”. This constant fluctuation between these two extremes is also found in Canova's sculptures, where ideal beauty is brought to life by the expression of feelings and emotions.
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Antonio Canova, "Cinque danzatrici che si tengono per mano", 1799, Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova, Possagno
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Antonio Canova, "Amore e Psiche stanti", 1800, Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova, Possagno
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Aurelio Amendola, "Ninfa dormiente", 2008, Courtesy l’artista
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Paolo Marton, "Ettore: gesso", 1986-87, Collezione privata | Luigi Spina, "La Pace", 2019, Courtesy l’artista
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Francesco Messina, "Nudo", 1940, Galleria Gomiero | Horst P. Horst, "The Mainbocher Corset", 1939, Collezione privata
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Antonio Canova, "Endimione dormiente", 1819, Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova, Possagno | Robert Mapplethorpe, "Derrick Cross", 1983, Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation
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Antonio Canova, "Ritratto di Francesco I d’Austria", 1822, Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova, Possagno
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Livio Scarpella, "Antinoo surviving", 2019, Courtesy l’artista | Livio Scarpella, "Golden age 4 (Il giovane)", 2018, Courtesy l’artista
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Antonio Canova, "Erma femminile – Busto di Musa", 1814, Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova, Possagno | Massimiliano Pelletti, "Venus Vertical Erosion", 2021, Courtesy l’artista
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Antonio Canova, "Venere italica", 1811, Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova, Possagno
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