Modernism

Composition 6 (Mario Sironi)

Mario Sironi (1885–1961) made Composition 6. It belongs to the Modernism movement.

Composition 6 by Mario Sironi
Composition 6 by Mario Sironi.

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Composition 6, in brief

Title
Composition 6
Artist
Mario Sironi (1885–1961)
Artist born in
Sassari, Italy
Movement
Modernism
Subject
composition

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About the artist, Mario Sironi

Mario Sironi

1885–1961, Italy

Mario Sironi

Mario Sironi: A Life in Modern Italian Art Early Life and Education Born May 12, 1885, in Sassari, Sardinia, Italy. His father was an engineer, and his maternal grandfather, Ignazio Villa, was a respected architect and sculptor – providing early artistic exposure. Initially studied engineering at the University of Rome but abandoned it in 1903 following a nervous breakdown. This marked a turning point towards art.

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