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soldAug. 30, 2023Enrico Baj
Est: €100 - €200Le notti di Cabiria engraving, ex. 73/100, cm. 49.5x68 TOGETHER WITH Ennio Calabria (Tripoli 1937) La dolce vita engraving, ex. 73/100, cm. 68.5x49 TOGETHER WITH Sergio Vacchi (Castenaso 1925 - Siena 2016) Perr Amarcord color lithograph, ex. 73/100, cm. 49x68 TOGETHER WITH Giovanni Stradone (Nola 1911 - Rome 1981) I Vitelloni color lithograph, ex. 73/100, cm. 49x68
Bolli & Romiti s.r.l
soldAug. 26, 2023Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph - Handsigned - Original price € 125
Est: €100 - €200Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldJul. 08, 2023Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph - Handsigned - Original price € 125
Est: €100 - €200Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldJun. 17, 2023Sergio Vacchi (Castenaso 1/04/1925-Siena 14/01/2016) - Nude of woman
Est: €160 - €999,999Hand retouched lithograph eg. 19/100. Signed lower right.
ArtLaRosa
soldMay. 31, 2023OIL PAINTING THE BEACH BY SERGIO VACCHI, 1969
Est: €500 - €700SERGIO VACCHI (Castenaso 1925 - Siena 2016) La spiaggia del pechinese, 1969 Olio su tela, cm. 68 x 100 Firma, data e titolo al retro Firma e data in basso a sinistra In cornice PUBBLICAZIONI Catalogo Ragionato dei dipinti di Sergio Vacchi 1948-2008, II volume, Skira Editore, Milano 2011, p. 875, n. 8/1969/42
Casa d'Aste Babuino
soldMay. 31, 2023MIXED MEDIA BY SERGIO VACCHI, 1972
Est: €200 - €300SERGIO VACCHI (Castenaso 1925 - Siena 2016) Donna seduta, 1972 Acquarello, matita e acrilico su carta, cm. 50 x 70 Firma e data in basso a destra In cornice
Casa d'Aste Babuino
soldMay. 20, 2023Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph - Handsigned - Original price € 125
Est: €100 - €200Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldMay. 10, 2023SERGIO VACCHI Throw tantrums
Est: €500 - €700signature, date and title at the bottom
Fidesarte Italia SRL
soldMar. 25, 2023Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph - Handsigned - Original price € 125
Est: €100 - €200Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldFeb. 16, 2023SERGIO VACCHI (CASTENASO, 1925 - SIENA, 2016) : LA SPOSA INFINITA, 1990
Est: €800 - €1,000SERGIO VACCHI (Castenaso, 1925 - Siena, 2016) La sposa infinita, 1990 Oil on canvas, 60 x 40 cm Signed and dated lower centre: Vacchi, 1990; on the back titled, signed and dated: La sposa infinita, Vacchi, 1990 Excellent cpnditions, framed without glass
Bertolami Fine Art
soldJan. 30, 2023SERGIO VACCHI (CASTENASO, 1925 - SIENA, 2016) : SURREALIST LANDSCAPE, 1968
Est: €300 - €320SERGIO VACCHI (Castenaso, 1925 - Siena, 2016) Surrealist Landscape, 1968 Lithography painted with aluminium, 70 x 100 cm Signed and dated lower right: Vacchi, '68, dedication lower left: Prova mia dipinta con alluminio da me medesimo, dedicata a Michele Good conditions, framed with glass
Bertolami Fine Art
soldJan. 28, 2023Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph - Handsigned - Original price € 125
Est: €100 - €200Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldJan. 07, 2023Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph.
Est: €200 - €300Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldDec. 22, 2022SERGIO VACCHI
Est: €800 - €2,000OLIO SU COMPENSATO Indicazione Della Bambola h cm 60 x 60
Trionfante Antiques s.r.l
soldDec. 16, 2022SERGIO VACCHI (CASTENASO , 1925 - SIENA, 2016) - ODISSEA, 1976
Est: €650 - €850Tecnica mista su cartoncino, cm. 55x75. Firma e data in basso a destra; titolo in basso al centro
Pananti Casa D'Aste SRL
soldDec. 15, 2022Sergio Vacchi ( Castenaso, 1925 - Siena, 2016) La notte di Grotti 2000 Olio su tela cm 70x50; con cornice cm 96x76
Est: €1,000 - €1,200Sergio Vacchi ( Castenaso, 1925 - Siena, 2016) La notte di Grotti 2000 Olio su tela cm 70x50; con cornice cm 96x76 Firmato in basso a destra Al retro titolo e firma
Gliubich Casa d'Aste
soldDec. 15, 2022Sergio Vacchi ( Castenaso, 1925 - Siena, 2016) Piscine lustrali con girasole Litografia cm 50x70
Est: €100 - €200Sergio Vacchi ( Castenaso, 1925 - Siena, 2016) Piscine lustrali con girasole Litografia cm 50x70 Firmato in basso a destra Esemplare 75/200 ritoccata a mano
Gliubich Casa d'Aste
soldDec. 04, 2022Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph.
Est: €200 - €300Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldNov. 26, 2022Various artists - Lotto di 3 multipli
Est: €50 - €100Vacchi Sergio (Castenaso 1925 - Siena 2016) ROME OF GOODBYE Engraving 97.5x70 cm; signature lower right, title lower center, edition 32/50 lower left. Undeciphered signature, Composition with tiger, 1997, drypoint 35x50 cm, signature and year lower right, edition II / XII lower left. Da Norcia Paolo (1954) MEETING Screen printing 40x70 cm Signature bottom right and left edition I / L
Aste Brina
soldOct. 29, 2022Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph.
Est: €200 - €300Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldOct. 14, 2022SERGIO VACCHI (Castenaso 1925 - Siena 2016) “Piccoli corpi sul prato”, 1959. Olio su tela. Cm 35x45. Opera firmata e datata in basso a destra ...
Est: €700 - €1,500SERGIO VACCHI (Castenaso 1925 - Siena 2016) “Piccoli corpi sul prato”, 1959. Olio su tela. Cm 35x45. Opera firmata e datata in basso a destra Vacchi 59. Al retro opera intitolata, firmata e datata Piccoli corpi nel prato Vacchi 1959. Opera donata dall’artista all’attuale proprietà.
Art International Auction House
soldOct. 11, 2022Vacchi Sergio, I capricci. Bologna: Bora, 1979.
Est: €60 - €120In-8° carré (mm 246x260). 99, [5] con 12 tavole a colori nel testo corredate di velina protettiva. Perfette condizioni. Es. n. 233 su una tiratura di 500 esemplari. Brossura originale in carta giapponese. Volume contenuto entro cofanetto realizzato in legno di faggio con impressioni a secco e cordoncini di cuoio realizzato dalla Legatoria Castrignanò di Bologna. (1)
Gonnelli Casa d'Aste
soldSep. 24, 2022Vacchi, Serio - Lithograph.
Est: €200 - €300Hand-Signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Sergio Vacchi (1 April 1925 – 14 January 2016) was an Italian painter. Born in Castenaso, Bologna, Vacchi abandoned his studies in law to pursue his passion for painting. A self-taught artist, in 1951 he held his first solo exhibition in Milan at the prestigious Galleria del Milione. After a period close to post-cubism, between 1956 and 1962 he embraced the informalism. In the early 1960s, Vacchi moved to Rome, and there he started a cycle of gouaches and paintings collectively known as Il Concilio (i.e. "The Council"), which raised large controversities with the Roman Catholic Church because of their grotesque and sometimes blasphemous representation of the church. When in 1964 Vacchi was invited to the Venice Biennale, the patriarch of Venice forbade Catholics to visit his room. Following some cues present in Il Concilio, Vacchi embraced a new art movement, known as Nuova Figurazione ("New Figuration"), of which the first significant example was Morte di Federico II di Hohenstaufen. In the following years the painting cycles Galileo Galilei semper... and Pianeta followed. In the 1990s Vacchi devoted himself to cycles of portraits and self-portraits, and particularly to Greta Garbo's portraits. In 1997 he moved to Siena, where he founded the foundation Fondazione Vacchi. He stopped painting in the late 2000s, because of the Parkinson's disease that had affected him.
Art Atelier
soldSep. 14, 2022SERGIO VACCHI (CASTENASO , 1925 - SIENA, 2016) - I CAVALLI DI FINISTERRE, 1973
Est: €300 - €500Olio su cartone telato, cm. 10x15. Firma e data in basso a sinistra. Sul verso: firma, data e titolo. Bibliografia: 2006, i 10x15 di Gianfranco Pancani, Una collezione particolare di arte italiana del Novecento, C. Caneva, Edifir, p. 46, tav. LI, n p. 131, n. 289.
Pananti Casa D'Aste SRL
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