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The Bentveughels: an artistic brotherhood in baroque Rome
June 27

The Bentveughels: an artistic brotherhood in baroque Rome

A Rome that attracted artists from all over Europe During the 16th and 17th centuries, Rome became the great artistic center of Europe. Its imperial legacy, the monumental ruins that emerged among the streets, and the splendor of the Baroque promoted by the Catholic Church attracted creators from all corners of the continent. Among them, a group of Flemish and Dutch painters found in the eternal city not only inspiration, but also community: the Bentveughels. Who were the Bentveughels? The Bentveughels – whose name means “crooked birds” or “strange birds” in Dutch – were an informal artistic society composed of
Gerrit Rietveld: The pioneer of modern geometrical design
June 20
Gerrit Rietveld: The pioneer of modern geometrical design

A 20th century design revolutionary Gerrit Rietveld (Utrecht, 1888 – 1964) was a Dutch architect and designer who revolutionized the design landscape of the 20th century. His name is inseparably linked to the De Stijl movement and the formal renewal it proposed. From his most iconic creation, the Red and Blue chair, to the Rietveld-Schröder House, Gerrit Rietveld’s work represents a before and after in the history of modern design and architecture. De Stijl: the geometrical language of Rietveld It was in 1919 when Rietveld officially joined the De Stijl group, founded by Theo van Doesburg and Piet Mondrian. This
A journey through history via furniture
June 16
A journey through history via furniture

Few elements of the domestic environment so eloquently reflect the evolution of tastes, customs and aspirations as furniture. More than functional objects, furniture has been a privileged witness to the great cultural, social and aesthetic changes that marked each era. Setdart ‘s June 30 Decorative Arts auction brings together three exceptional pieces that, separated by just over a century, illustrate the formal, symbolic and technical diversity of this applied art. It is even surprising to see the marked difference between two of them, despite the fact that they were conceived in practically contemporary periods. A perfect example
De Kooning and the legacy of abstract expressionism
June 6
De Kooning and the legacy of abstract expressionism

Cover image: Willem de Kooning, Untitled, 1965. Lot 40012538. When we think of 20th century art, few movements have been as transformative as Abstract Expressionism. Emerging in the 1940s in New York, it not only marked a radical turn in the history of Western art, but also placed the United States at the center of the art world for the first time. Within this movement, one of its pillars was Willem de Kooning, an artist whose work and thought capture like few others the visceral and free essence of this current. The essence of abstract expressionism: between free gesture and
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