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Giacomo Balla

Italian, 1871 - 1958

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Biography

Chronology of Giacomo Balla's life:

1893 - Moved to Rome after studies in Turin.

1900 - Visited Paris; influences his early work with Divisionism. Taught Boccioni and Severini in Rome.

1910 - Joined the Futurists; investigated speed and movement; created works that directly involved the spectator.

1930 - Turned from Futurism to a more figurative, traditionally representation style.

1958 - Died in Rome on March 5.

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