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Vallon to Volpedo
January in Padua
In Fiumelatte from the railway underpass
Vibrant
The blue vase
The candle
The long wait
Medieval motif
Drawings for a fresco. Mary Magdalene at the foot of the cross
The woman of the emigrant
Idyll. The tree of Life
Portrait of Giovanni Cantù
Study of figures for spring idyll
May morning
The bridge
Portrait of peasants (Portrait of Signora Battegazzore)
Portrait of a peasant owner
Will be
The exit of the workers from the Pirelli factory
Night work at Termini Station
Piazza Caricamento in Genoa
Reflections of a hungry. Study
Strike
Ona city street
Tears
Painful reflections
To the Italian economic kitchens
I remember when I was a girl
The search for light. Study for central triptych image
Caryatids
Harvesting hay
The sower
Morning in the workshop
Going to the factory
Solitude
The sun
Hail Mary in transit
Robbery
Believers
Return from the alp
Maize on the farmyard
On the Ligurian coast (Sulla costa ligure)
Curious old women
San Martino d'Albaro
Maternal love
April morning
April sun
Midday in Manarola
The disk of the sun
Summer. Morning
Landscape. Study
Rainy day
Spring in Val Sassina
Viaticum
The melancholy of the sun
Pasture
The gray village
Landscape
The abandoned cart
Maternity
Adoration of the Magi
The way to Calvary
Penumbra
Suburb
Morning
Autumn afternoon
Morning
Figure of a Woman (Portrait of Violette)
The nostalgic hour on Mé-Nam
Portrait of Armando Mazza
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To the Italian economic kitchens

Attilio Pusterla

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Pinacoteca il Divisionismo

Pinacoteca il Divisionismo

Corso Leoniero, 2, Tortona

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Attilio Pusterla after his debut in 1883 at the annual Braidense turns to social issues, with such a marked realism as to place him in fact in the context of the most up-to-date artists. Present at the First Brera Triennial in 1891, he took part in the most important Italian artistic events until 1897, to then emigrate two years later to America and deal mainly with decoration, perhaps discouraged by the scarce confirmations obtained from critics and the public. The Italian economic kitchens to which the date of creation in 1891 is attributed, is smaller than the previous one of the same subject (today at the GAM in Milan), it contrasts with a decidedly more intimate and sad atmosphere, giving up the frenetic gathering of people crammed into benches at lunchtime in favor of a limited number of people sitting down to eat breakfast in the morning. Even the women of the central group - an old woman who feeds a little girl and a young girl absorbed in a melancholic attitude - have no reciprocal relationship, each closed in a personal drama of resigned marginalization, alone like the rest of the scattered figures who animate the second floor richly woven of celestial and violet flashes.
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Title: To the Italian economic kitchens

Author: Attilio Pusterla

Date: 1896

Technique: Oil painting on canvas

Displayed in: Pinacoteca il Divisionismo

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