Elisa Maria Boglino

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Elisa Maria Boglino
Elisa Maria Boglino in Palermo approx. 1930 with her mother to the left and husband to the right
Boglino photographed in Palermo c. 1930, with her mother to the left and husband to the right
Born
Elisa Johanne Rosa Maria Maioli

7 May 1905
Copenhagen, Denmark
Died2002(2002-00-00) (aged 96–97)
Rome, Italy
Resting placeCimetero di Santa'Orsola, Palermo
NationalityDanish-Italian
Alma materRoyal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen
Known forPainting, drawing
Notable work
Donna e bimbo[1]
Le alienate[2]
StyleAvant-garde, Expressionism
Spouse(s)Giovanni Boglino

Elisa Johanne Rosa Maria Boglino (7 May 1905 – 2002) was a Danish-Italian painter, active in Denmark and Italy.

Biography[]

"Soccorso", oil painting, according to Emporium (a periodical; it), in 1932.[3] (The catalogue for an exhibition in 2012 at Reale Albergo delle Povere (Palermo) claims that this oil painting is from 1928, furthermore claiming it is called "The good Samaritan")[4] "National Gallery of Denmark"
"Donna e Bimbo" (1930; oil on canvas). Modern Art Gallery Sant'Anna (Palermo)[5]
Naked Women in motion. India ink.1927 "National Gallery of Denmark"

The father was Legationssekr. Alberto Maioli.[6]

Boglino grew up with her divorced mother. Boglino married, and settled in Palermo in 1927.[7][8]

According to a colleague from the years in Sicily Lia Pasqualina Noto (it) during the thirties it seems that Boglino had moved to Rome until her death.[9]

Boglino studied from 1923 to 1926 at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts under Sigurd Wandel[8][10]

One painting was purchased by Modern Art Gallery Sant'Anna (Palermo).

Her husband was Giovanni Boglino (born 1898 in Palermo).

The family home during World War II was a vineyard in the mountains south of Cefalu on the northern cost of Sicily.[11]

Exhibitions[]

Self-portrait. Oil on canvas, 1930."National Gallery of Denmark""
  • 1926-27, 1929: Charlottenborg in Copenhagen
  • 1930: Venice Biennale (sala 34 and 37, catalogue p. 127 and 136)
  • 1930: Exhibitions at Mostre del Sindacato di Belle Arti [Syndicate of fine art] in Palermo, Catania and Florence
  • 1932: Third Exhibition of The Sicilian Fascist Syndicate(wins prize Podesta di Palermo)[12]
  • 1932: Galleria di Roma (personal, curated by Pietro Maria Bardi)[13][14]
  • 1932: Galleria del Milione, Milan (personal[13][15]
  • 1932: Wolfgang Gurlitt Galleri, Berlin(personal)[16]
  • 1933-34: Venice Biennale (sala 48, cat. p. 190)[17]
  • 1933: Fourth Regional Exhibition of the Art Syndicate in Catania
  • 1933: Gallery Christian Larsen in Copenhagen
  • 1949: Bach’s Kunsthandel in Copehagen and at Jugels Kunst in Århus (Personal)
  • 1954: Gallery "Vetrina of Chiurazzi " in Rome
  • 1954: IV Exhibition of Painting in May in Bari
  • 1956: VIII Exhibition og Painting C.I.M (wins prize of Roberto Merli)
  • 1956: Venice Biennnale (sala 28, cat. p. 118)[18]
  • 1958: Gallery del Vantaggio, Rome (Personal)[19]
  • 1958: Premio di Pittura Valle Roveto (wins prize of Zahrtmann)
  • 1958: Biennale of holy art, Grosseto
  • 1959: Maggio Pittura Romana (Painting in May Rome)(wins prize of Rome)
  • 1960: Exhibition Augustinian of holy art , Rome
  • 1963: Gallery del Vantaggio, Roma (personal)

Grønningen, in Copenhagen (invitated)

  • 1976: Exhibition of holy art , Viterbo
  • 1979: Gallery Hågen Muller, Copenhagen (personal)
  • 1996: Art of Sicily in the Thirties ,Trenta and Marsala
  • 2001: The Church S. Maria in Montesanto, The Artists' Fair, Rome

Posthumous exhibitions:

  • 2002: "In the Shadow"-Female art from the eighteenth and nineteenth century".Nell'Ombra – L’arte al femminile tra Ottocento e Novecento.[20] (Gallery of modern art in Palermo – GAM)
  • 2003-2004 (Minsk, Mosca, Barcellona, Palermo): Novecento Siciliano.[21][22]"Sicilian nineteenth"
  • 2006:"The Wounds of being" . Solitude and meditation among Sicilian women in the thirties. Le ferite dell’essere: Solitudine e meditazione nelle siciliane degli anni ‘30, a cura di Anna Maria Ruta, Spazi Espositivi Chiaramontani, Agrigento.
  • 2007: "Female avant-gardes in Italy and Russia", Avantguardie femminili in Italia e Russia, a cura di Renato Miracco, Galleria Regionale Pallazzo Bellomo, Palermo.[23]
  • 2012: "Womenart",100 years of female art in Sicily 1850-1950", Artedonna, Cento anni d’arte femminile in Sicilia 1850-1950,[24][25] a cura di Anna Maria Ruta, presso il Reale Albergo delle Povere, Palermo.
  • 2014:"Sicilian Artists, from Pirandello to Judice", Artisti di Sicilia, da Pirandello a Judice, a cura di Vittorio Sgarbi, presso l’ex Stabilimento Florio, Favignana,Catania.[26]
  • 2016-2017: "Topazia Alliata. A life in the sign of art",Topazia Alliata. Una vita nel segno dell’Arte, a cura di Anna Maria Ruta, presso Palazzo S. Elia, Palermo.[27]
  • 2020-2021:"Sicilian Artists", Artisti di Sicilia, a cura di Vittorio Sgarbi, presso Convitto delle Arti, Noto.[28]

Works[]

  • "Donna e bimbo" / "Madre e Figlia"](Woman and Child) - [permanent collection] at Modern Art Gallery Sant'Anna (in Palermo).[29]
  • "Figures" and "Horses" Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, Monreale, Sicily[30]
  • "Donne col Parapioggia": Museo valle Roveto Civita d'Antino
  • "Le Alienate"( The Obsessed)[31] At The Museo Mart, Museo di arte moderna e contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto[2]
  • "Donna Seduta"(Seated Woman") Collezione Antonio Pusateri , Agrigent
  • "Emmaus" Basilica Santa Maria in Leuca
  • "The good Samaritan", "Selfpotrait 1930", "Jesus heals the obsessed" and "Matilde" and 6 drawings at "The National Gallery of Denmark"

Gallery[]

  • The catalogue for an exhibition in 2012 at Reale Albergo delle Povere (it) claims that this oil painting is from 1932, furthermore claiming it is "Washerwoman"[4]

  • Three women looking in a mirror. Oil on canvas, ca. 1930

  • Young Girl with a Child. Oil on canvas.1933. (" Elisa M. Boglino A journey of art between Copenhagen, Palermo and Rome" p. 54)

  • Woman with little girl.Oil on canvas.1934

  • Triptycon. The Beheading of Sct. John the Baptist. Oil on canvas. Partial destroyed. ca.1930 (Artedonna p. 179)

  • The family home (Santa Anastasia), just south of Cefalu as it looked in 1940, Photo

References[]

  1. ^ Donna e bimbo : Percorso sensoriale "Arte al Femminile" 21 ottobre 2016, Gampalermo.it in Palermo, Sicily. Retrieved 1 March 2021
  2. ^ a b Le alienate : https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/le-alienate-elisa-maria-boglino/-QE-Eh_183LMvA
  3. ^ "Cronach" [art review] (1932) Emporium (it). P.235
  4. ^ a b "Artedonna, Cento anni d’arte femminile in Sicilia 1850-1950" [Art by females, 100 years of female art in Sicily 1850-1950]. Published in 2012. P.166
  5. ^ "Artedonna, Cento anni d’arte femminile in Sicilia 1850-1950" [Art by females, 100 years of female art in Sicily 1850-1950]. Published in 2012. P.169
  6. ^ "Kunstindeks Danmark & Weilbachs kunstnerleksikon". www.kulturarv.dk.
  7. ^ Fiume, Marinella (2006): Siciliane: Dizionario Biografico, E. Romeo, s.693.
  8. ^ a b Elisa Maria Boglino at Kulturarv.dk ('Art Index Denmark')
  9. ^ Note 5 at 'Elisa Maria Boglino' (Enciclopediadelledonne.it/ – Lia Pasqualina Noto is the painter Lia Pasqualino Noto (1909-1998) (in Italian))
  10. ^ Elisa Maria Boglino| enciclopedia delle donne Enciclopedia delle donne']
  11. ^ 'History' of Santa Anastasia at Abbaziasantanastasia.com
  12. ^ Artedonna p.172
  13. ^ a b Siciliane: Dizonario Biografico p.694
  14. ^ Artedonna p.177
  15. ^ Artedonna p. 178
  16. ^ Artedonna p. 179
  17. ^ "ASAC Dati: Artista". asac.labiennale.org.
  18. ^ "ASAC Dati: Artista". asac.labiennale.org.
  19. ^ "La Quadriennale di Roma - Arbiq". www.quadriennalediroma.org.
  20. ^ Un secolo di arte declinato al femminile.
  21. ^ Maria Antonietta Spadaro(a cura di), Novecento Siciliano, Catalogo delle mostra, Minsk,22 ottobre-30 novembre,Mosca, 10 dicembre-30gennaio; Barcellona, 20febbraio-10 aprile2004; Palermo,25maggio-10luglio.Cigno Edizioni,Roma.
  22. ^ https://www.academia.edu/12275986/Quel_vento_del_900_che_attravers%C3%B2_larte_in_Italia_e_in_Russia_titolo_redazionale_[bare URL]
  23. ^ Ruta 2007, pp. 100–113.
  24. ^ ARTEDONNA. Cento anni d'arte femminile in Sicilia 1850-1950. guidasicilia.it.
  25. ^ "Artedonna" in mostra all’Albergo delle Povere. balarm.it.
  26. ^ https://www.lecodelsud.it/la-mostra-del-secolo-artisti-di-sicila-ancora-a-catania-prima-di-bruxelles-londra-e-new-york
  27. ^ http://www.arte.it/calendario-arte/palermo/mostra-topazia-alliata-una-vita-per-l-arte-32677
  28. ^ https://traveltherapists.it/novecento-da-pirandello-a-guccione-noto-racconta-un-secolo-di-sicilia/
  29. ^ "Woman and Child - Elisa Maria Boglino". Google Arts & Culture.
  30. ^ "MONREALE, L'INFORMAZIONE CULTURALE: Catalogo DONAZIONE ELEONORA POSABELLA".
  31. ^ "Le alienate - Elisa Maria Boglino". Google Arts & Culture.

Further reading[]

  • Ruta, Anna Maria (2012). Artedonna: Cento anni di arte femminile in Sicilia 1850-1950, p.163-182. Palermo. ISBN 9788897298045.
  • Fiume, Marinella; Romeo, E. (2006). Siciliane: Dizionario Biografico.
  • Boglino 62 reproductions e note de P. M. Bardi (1932). Firenze.
  • Rizzo, Pippo; Boglino, Elisa Maria (1932). in Catalogo delle Mostra del Sindacato Siciliano Fascista di Belle Arti di Sicilia. Palermo.
  • Sergio Troisi (a cura di), Arte in Sicilia negli anni Trenta, cit. pp. 67–68. (1996)
  • Rosa Mastrandrea (a cura di), Nell'ombra. L'arte al femmminile tra Ottocento e Novecento, cit. p. 73. (2002)
  • Maria Antonietta Spadaro (a cura di), Novecento Siciliano, Catalogo delle mostra, Minsk, 22 ottobre-30 novembre, Mosca, 10 dicembre-30 gennaio; Barcellona, 20 febbraio-10 aprile 2004; Palermo, 25 maggio-10 luglio. Cigno Edizioni, Roma. (2003/2004)
  • Anna Maria Ruta (a cura di), Le ferite dell'essere. Solitudine e meditazione nell'arte Siciliana negli anni Trenta, cit. p. 59. (2005)
  • Anna Maria Ruta, voce, in Renato Miracco (a cura di), Avanguarde femminili in Italia e in Russia 1910-1940, Edizioni Gabriele Mazzotta, Milano, pp. 100–113. (2007)
  • "Mutter" Ein buch der Liebe und des Dankes, Gutenberg,Berlin ,Wien,Pragh, Zurich, 1933. Illustrated among others by:Kaethe Kollwitz, Oscar Kokoschka, Hanna Nagel and Elisa Maria Boglino.
  • " Elisa M. Boglino A journey of art between Copenhagen, Palermo and Rome". Anna Maria Ruta, (2021), book 120p. ISBN 9791280198099 [1]

External links[]

  1. ^ "Elisa M. Boglino". Edizioni Kalós.
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