Alberto Sughi
1928–2012 · Italian · 10 artworks
Contemporary RealismExpressionismRealismFigurative paintingSocial commentaryUse of color to convey emotionSimplified formsFocus on alienation
artist bio
Alberto Sughi was an Italian painter and sculptor known for his contemporary realism, often depicting scenes of everyday life with a focus on social commentary. His work captures the alienation and emotional complexities of modern existence through a distinctive figurative style.
what you'll learn
Studying Sughi's work allows students to explore contemporary realism and expressionism, focusing on how artists can use figurative painting to convey social and emotional narratives. Students will also learn about composition and color choices to create mood and meaning.
related: Renato Guttuso, Lucian Freud
10 artworks
Balcony by the sea
1995
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Virgo Laurentana
1995
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Guests entry
1987
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Labourers
1952
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Ilness
1964
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The Fight, Imagination and Memory of the Family
1981
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Figures standing (The Supper cycle)
1976
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Farmers
1951
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The Clerks
1956
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Il giardino d'Italia
1973
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