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Pestilence in Florence
Renzo Vespignani1967
Palazzo Pretorio e Casa Boccaccio
Certaldo, Italy
The drawing is inspired by the Florentine pestilence described by Boccaccio in the introduction to day I Of The 'Decameron'. After the war Renzo Vespignani is one of the exponents of the second generation 'realist', he joins the group of 'realism' and 'Portonaccio', dealing with urban subjects (factories and city suburbs).
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Details
- Title: Pestilence in Florence
- Creator: Vespignani Renzo
- Date Created: 1967
- Physical Dimensions: h 688, w 777 mm
- Type: drawing
- Rights: Comune Certaldo
- Medium: white cardboard
- Art Genre: cardboard
- Art Movement: DRAWING
- Art Form: contemporary art
- Depicted Person: characters from the Decameron stories
- Depicted Topic: Decameron stories
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