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Emilio Notte died 7 July 1982 in Naples. Born in Ceglie Messapica on 30 January 30 1891, Notte was a prolific painter with a diverse oeuvre that has been classified as Post-Impressionist and t.  At the age of fifteen Notte was seent to Naples to study at the Accademia di Belle Arti where he trained under Vicenzo Volpe, a student of .  Soon thereafter, Notte鈥檚 family moved to Prato, which caused him to transfer to the Accademia di Belle Arte in Florence.  During this time Notte developed a friendship with through whom he met other Italian artist whose work addressed the conditions of the modern world.  Through this network Notte eventually met the foundational members of the Futurist movement, including who he would later follow to Milan. 

While embracing aspects of the Futurist doctrine, including the interest in schematization and abstracted geometric forms (Notte was a signatory on the Manifesto sul fondamento lineare geometrico), he had been deeply affected by the horrors of World War I, and many of his painting addressed human suffering at the hands of modern warfare. 

In 1929, Notte returned to Naples where had begun his education but found that the city had, in his view, changed from a 鈥渇abulous鈥� and 鈥渁uthentic鈥� city full of opportunity (Notte, 1974) to a place of isolation where his Futurist identity was not accepted. His work during this period is of a more probing psychological nature, with an interest in representing the residual trauma of the war. 

Further reading: 
Emilio Notte. Rome, Italy: Galleria Nazionale d鈥橝rte Antica. Palazzo Barberini, 1974.

鈥淣OTTE, Emilio.鈥� Benezit Dictionary of Artists. Oxford Art Online. Oxford University Press, accessed July 5, 2017, 

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I poveri di Prato, 60x 60 cm, 1906, Nappo Collection

Piazza Battistero A Firenze, 60x 90 cm, 1916, Notte Collection 

Soldato e sentinella, 100 x 120 cm, 1919, D鈥橝gostino Collection 

Autoritratto, 40x 50 cm, 1937, Private Collection 

Cavatori di Marmo, 100x 140 cm, 1964, Borghese Collection 

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