
Augusto Giacometti
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Augusto Giacometti, 1917
Ranunculus blooms gathered in a still life painted in 1917 by Augusto Giacometti, a Swiss artist known as one of the first abstract painters.
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This still life from 1917 takes ranunculus flowers as its subject, a title that translates as 'Still Life with Ranunculi'. Augusto Giacometti painted it in oil on a panel. He was born in Stampa, in Grisons, and worked in the Art Nouveau and Symbolist circles. He is also remembered as one of the first abstract painters, and for his stained glass, murals and posters. Flowers offer a painter a simple, close subject, and here the genre invites you to look at them slowly.
On your wall: A floral still life like this suits a living room, hallway or study, where it can bring a quiet touch of nature to a modern interior.
Public domain. Image via Wikimedia Commons.
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Augusto Giacometti was a Swiss painter from Stampa in the canton of Grisons. He was a cousin of Giovanni Giacometti, whose sons included Alberto, Diego and Bruno. Working within Art Nouveau and Symbolism, he is remembered as one of the first abstract painters, and for his stained glass, his championing of murals and his popular poster designs.
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