Federico Fellini and Ettore Scola (that, unfortunately, left us just a few days ago) started both drawing for the satirical weekly paper Marc' Aurelio before they became famous film directors. At the contrary, another of the greatest names of the Italian cinema, Michelangelo Antonioni (1912-2007), painted almost in the last years of his life, when he couldn't talk any more after a stroke. As if he wanted to fill the silence with joyful colors.
The first exhibition of Antonioni's artworks is on in Rome until the end of February, at the "Galleria Piazza di Pietra". At the number 28 of the beautiful "piazza", in the hearth of Rome (not far from the Pantheon), where Antonioni shot some unforgettable scenes of "The Eclipse".
Have a look to some of the paintings of the exhibiton
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The first exhibition of Antonioni's artworks is on in Rome until the end of February, at the "Galleria Piazza di Pietra". At the number 28 of the beautiful "piazza", in the hearth of Rome (not far from the Pantheon), where Antonioni shot some unforgettable scenes of "The Eclipse".
Have a look to some of the paintings of the exhibiton
www.charmeholidays.com
