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The Garden at Tradate: Autumn

1964
(Italian, 1927–2001)
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As a teenager, Ferroni lived in Tradate during World War II and later etched and painted its gardens.

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In The Garden at Tradate: Autumn, Gianfranco Ferroni collages fragmented images into a surreal environment. Trees, chairs, and faces overlap and tangle on the sparse canvas. These motifs appear untethered by space and perspective, evoking a sense of dreaminess. Based on a copperplate etching, the painting retains the crisp lines of a print. In his art, Ferroni explores childhood memory and the unconscious through crafting distorted landscapes.

The Garden at Tradate: Autumn

1964

Gianfranco Ferroni

(Italian, 1927–2001)
Italy, 20th century

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