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Alberto Savinio

Alberto Savinio (1891 - 1952) was active/lived in Italy.  Alberto Savinio is known for Surrealist painting, room decoration, writing.

Alberto Savinio (real name Andrea De Chirico), one of the most prominent artistic personalities of our century, gave proof of a multifaceted talent that allowed him to excel in many fields. Having benefited, like his brother Giorgio de Chirico, a refined and elitist education, Recep since the stimuli of a young international culture, so that they can be considered one of the first intellectual figure authentically and fully European.

Born of Italian parents in Athens, where he undertook his musical studies at 15 years, he moved to Monaco of Bavaria, in Germany, due to the death of his father.  From here makes some trips to Italy before taking the decision to move to Paris, the heart of intellectual life at that time. In the French capital, where it will be reached soon after by her brother and mother, has worked with some avant-garde magazines and comes into contact with personalities of the first order including Guillaume Apollinaire and Alfred Stieglitz, who will convert   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 6375 characters.]  Artist bio

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