Monday, 16 October 2023

Italian Posters - part 10

A comprehensive look at Italian poster design, from vintage to modern posters (1895 - 1971) designed by numerous designers and artists. I have included individual biographies of the artists, where found.

This is part 10 of an 11 part series on Italian Poster Design:

Gino Boccasile (1901 Bari -1952) Early in his youth he lost his left eye by having it struck by a splash of quicklime while he was drinking from a fountain. Nonetheless, he showed a precocious aptitude for design and completed studies at the fine art school of his home town. In 1925, he moved to Milan. Despite some initial difficulties, he eventually gained a post at the Mauzan-Morzenti Agency. Over the next few years he produced posters, illustrated fashion magazines and gained fame for his sensuous renderings of the female form. A supporter of Benito Mussolini, Boccasile produced propaganda material for his government. acquitted, he remained an outcast. He could not find work for several years as his notoriety was feared by prospective employers.

By 1946, after changing his style, Boccasile was back at work. He set up his own agency in Milan where he created memorable posters for Paglieri cosmetics, Chlorodont toothpaste, Iperchina liquors and Zenith footwear.


c1930 Bantam Cappello
by Gino Boccasile

1932 Gevaert Roll-Film
by Gino Boccasile

1935 Cervo
by Gino Boccasile

1935 Crociere Estate 1935
by  Gino Boccasile

1940s (WWII) Fraticidio!
(Fratricide)
by Gino Boccasile



1940s (WWII) La Germania è Veramente Vostra Amica
(Germany is Truly Your Friend)
by Gino Boccasile

1940s (WWII) Non Prevarranno
(They will not prevail)
by Gino Boccasile

1940s (WWII) Onore Fedelta Coraggio
(Honour Loyalty Courage)
by Gino Boccasile

1940s (WWII) Per L'Onore per la Vita
(For honour for life)
by Gino Boccasile

c1943 (WWII) vostro amico?
(your friend?)
by Gino Boccasile

1948 Lotteria Italia
by Gino Boccasile

1949 Dischi Cetra, Torino
by Gino Boccasile

1950 Cava dei Tirreni
by Gino Boccasile

c1950 Al Sole d'Italia
La Frutta Migliore
Adani
by Gino Boccasile

1950s Cova
by Gino Boccasile

1950s Cova
by Gino Boccasile

1952 Pasta Combattenti Cremona
by Gino Boccasile

1952 Zapparoli
by Gino Boccasile

c1955 Sestrieres
by Gino Boccasile

Note: dates not found for the remainder of posters by Boccasile:


AOI LLoyd Triestino
by Gino Boccasile

Biscottini di Novara Pavesi
by Gino Boccasile

Caffé Moretto
by Gino Boccasile

Cova Mobili da Giardino
by Gino Boccasile

Gran Rifa de 50 Automoviles Ford
by Gino Boccasile

Haiti Coffee Corporation
by Gino Boccasile

la voce che incanta
Irradio
by Gino Boccasile

Ivlas
Cacao - Cioccolato
by Gino Boccasile

Lugano
by Gino Boccasile

Mimmi
by Gino Boccasile

Olio Radino
by Gino Boccasile

Pallacanestro
by Gino Boccasile

Pasta Combattenti Cremona
by Gino Boccasile

Primavera
by Gino Boccasile

Ramazzotti al Seltz
by Gino Boccasile

Valle d'Aoste
by Gino Boccasile

visitez la Valle d'Aoste
by Gino Boccasile


Gino Severini (1883 Cortona - 1966 Paris)  was an Italian painter and a leading member of the Futurist movement. For much of his life he divided his time between Paris and Rome. He was associated with neo-classicism and the “return to order” in the decade after the First World War. During his career he worked in a variety of media, including mosaic  and fresco. He showed his work at major exhibitions, including the Rome Quadrennial, and won art prizes from major institutions.




1935 Il Lavoro Fascista
by Gino Severini

1956 Severini
 exhibition poster
              

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1930 Brillantina Omnia
by unknown

1930 Vermouth Cora, Torino
by Krauss

1930 Mostra Nazionale della Moda
by unknown

1930s Emo-anti-toxima
by G. Martelli

1931-39 Tacchi di Gomma Purelli
by Giorgio Dabovich

1936 XIV Gran Premio d'Italia
by F. Mauro

c1940 Chianti Campari Certaldo (Firenze)
by unknown

1942 Sottoscrivette!
by unknown

1943 Bellino Vermouth
by Eugène Patkévitch

Friday, 13 October 2023

Italian Posters - part 9

A comprehensive look at Italian poster design, from vintage to modern posters (1895 - 1971) designed by numerous designers and artists. I have included individual biographies of the artists, where found.

This is part 9 of an 11 part series on Italian Poster Design:


Giuseppe Riccobaldi (1887-1976) continued from part 8 of this series:

1931 III Grand Concours Motonautique Venise Lido
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi 

1935 Dolores del Rio, Folia Messicana
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi
 

1935 Il Re dell 'Ombra
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi
 

c1935 Fiat 1500
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi 

c1935 Lago di Garda, Gardone Riviera
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi 

c1935 Martini Vemouth
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

1936 Lago di Garda, Riva-Torbole
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

1940 Terminillo
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

1947 Fiera Campionaria Nazionale Vicenza
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

1948 Capri l'isola del sole
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi


n.d. Fiat 508c
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

n.d. Lloyd Triestino M.S Victoria, Europa-Ägypten
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

n.d. Lloyd Triestino M.S Victoria, Europa-Ägypten
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

n.d. Navigazione Generale Italiana
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

n.d. Neptunia Cosulich
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

n.d. Sapone Stella Lanza
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

n.d. Sidarma Italnavi, Italia Sud-America
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi

n.d. Sidarma
by Giuseppe Riccobaldi


Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi (1906 - 1943) no biographical information found:


1930 Autorimessa Vittoria Padova
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

1930 Fiera di Padove, Luna Park
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

1930 Lido di Milano Luna Park
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi


1934 Pallacanestro
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

c1940 Americano Manzioli
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

n.d. Aperol, Aperitivo Barbieri
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi



n.d. Bel Paese
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

n.d. Bitter Bonomelli, Milano
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

n.d. Gino Cavalieri
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

n.d. Gruppo Artistico, Giachetti Cavalieri
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

n.d. Il Vero Borsalimo Antica Casa
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

n.d. Pallacanestro
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi

n.d. torretazione F. Kluzer e Figli
by Carlo "Piquillo" Pandolfi


Sepo (Severo Pozzati) (1835-1983)  also known under the pseudonym 'Sepo' was an Italian painter and sculptor. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, where he graduated in 1913, and received the “Sculpture Prize from the Ministry of Public Education. He moved to Paris in 1921 and took over direction of the Parisian branch of the celebrated advertising agency “Maga” of Bologna. In 1925 he received a “gold medal for advertising design” at the Universal Exhibition of Decorative Arts in Paris. He returned to Bologna, Italy in 1957 where he founded a  school of advertising art.




1920s l'Apéritif Amer Picon
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1923 Inchiostri Pessi Padova
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1924 Pianoforti, Genova
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1926 cacao
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1928 Cigarettes Régie Française
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1928 Il Lavoro d'Italia
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1928 La Stirpe
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1928 Noveltex
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1933 Congresso Internazionale della Pubblicità
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1934 Motta, Milano
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1935 Tortonese, Torino
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

c1950 Venchi La Caramella Preferita
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1952 Pasqua Talmone!
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

1959 Thermocappotto, Lebole
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)

la Merveilleuse, Torino
by Sepo (Severo Pozzati)