Bruno and Guido Gambone | December 2019

The Begani gallery hosts a selection of works by Bruno (1936) and Guido Gambone (1909-1969) including a lion by Bruno from the early seventies and a large sculptural bowl by Guido from the early sixties. These ceramic works are presented alongside some pictorial and textile works including the inedited painting Arcieri by Ludolf Verworner (1864-1927) and the tapestry Viaggi created by the Scassa manufacture of Asti (Italia Disegno) in 1960 based on a project by Corrado Cagli (1910 -1976). The tapestry was part of the exhibition L’opera di Corrado Cagli held in 1972 at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence.

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GUIDO GAMBONE, Vase and cup, mid fifties

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BRUNO and GUIDO GAMBONE, Trays, cups and vases, 1950/1970

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GUIDO GAMBONE, Bowl, early sixties

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BRUNO GAMBONE, Lion, early seventies

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ALBERTO ROSSELLI, Confidential, Saporiti 1972

 

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BRUNO GAMBONE, Three horses, late seventies
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BRUNO GAMBONE, Set of bottles, late seventies
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BRUNO GAMBONE, Vases, late seventies

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BRUNO GAMBONE, Two Bottles, late sixties

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LUDOLF VERWORNER, Arcieri, early twentieth century

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CORRADO CAGLI, Viaggi, Arazzeria Scassa (Italia Disegno) 1960