Aldo Gentilini

Exposition 2015 – https://novionline.ilpiccolo.net/home/2015/07/12/news/antologica-di-aldo-gentilini-aspettando-il-museo-33060/

2013 – Prato – Everything. Fragments of reality

Exposition 2013 – https://www.exibart.com/evento-arte/aldo-gentilini-tutto-frammenti-di-realta/

2003/2004 – Florence – Mythologies of the present

In the early 1960s, Gentilini retired to Volpeglino, where he remained until his death on August 10, 1982, and, today, following a donation, the house-studio, in which he painted walls, doors, windows and furniture with furniture and objects built by assembling the most varied materials, belongs to the Municipality and could be transformed into a museum center dedicated to the artist's works.

As in the case of Guttuso and Brindisi, in 1982 he was awarded "The Golden Oak" prize in Bologna.

The Corona Cinematografica production company talks about it in 1975 in a video from the Luce Archive (created for the Exposition in Milan at the Science Museum):

1975 – Milan – National Museum of Science and Technology – Anthological Exhibition of Painter and Sculptor

Exposition 1975 – Archivio Luce, filmato PC047402 – https://patrimonio.archivioluce.com/luce-web/detail/IL5000081564/2/milano-madonne-aldo-gentilini-al-museo-della-scienza.html?startPage=1900

1973 – Exhibition at the Cloister of S. Salvatore in Pietrasanta

It was very prolific and had its heyday around the 1970s when his fame spanned regional borders to Switzerland.

1970 – Exhibition at the Globarte Gallery in Milan

1968 – Exhibition at the Galleria Europa in Milan

The "Panorama" magazine of 1963 defines Aldo Gentilini "painter of all the anxieties of our time".

From 1960 to 1967 various exhibitions in Courmayeur, Camogli, Varazze, Portofino, Genoa, Chamonix, Sion and other places.

1959 – Exhibition in Rome at the Palazzetto Venezia

1958 – Exhibition in Milan at S. Fedele with Fontana and with the assistance of Father Favero and Kaisserlian

He has exhibited in many collective and personal exhibitions in Italy, France, Belgium, Holland, Spain, Canada, America, Australia, Germany and Switzerland. In 1953 he exhibited at the Galleria S. Matteo in Genoa, in 1959 he exhibited at the Palazzetto di Venezia in Rome, in 1958 and 1967 at the S. Fedele in Milan. In 1973 he exhibited in anthology at the Cloister of the Monastery of Pietrasanta and in 1976 in Lugano.

1953 – Exhibition in Genoa at the S. Matteo Gallery

Aldo Gentilini (Genoa, 7 February 1911 - Volpeglino, 10 August 1982) was an Italian painter and sculptor. He was also the founder of the Christian Ranist movement.

Gentilini was born in Genoa on 7 February 1911, but Courmayeur, precisely in Portoud in Val Vení, where his family owned a hotel, was his adopted homeland, where he spent his youth. Of the period of Courmayeur are the "Totems", as the artist named his wooden creations, which recall something primitive and raw, rich in images and signs that show an instinctive force, an explosion of sensations still messy and confused.