The painting presents a brief part of the landscape, whose composition recalls the way Morandi organized this theme, around blocks of flats erected in the centre of the painting and a night sky barely revealing some more luminous hints.
The tonal elements vibrate with a tension that unites Scialoja, Stradone and Sadun in one group – not unexpectedly at that time (1946) – later followed by Cesare Brandi.
The particular pulsation of the forms suggests the existential and informal style subsequently adopted by Scialoja.
Antonio (Toti) Scialoja, Notturno
Notturno
Painting
20th century AD
Landscape
Artist
Date
1946
Material and technique
Oil on canvas
Measurements
60 x 80 cm
Compiler
Antonio Del Guercio