Vittore Frattini

Vittore Frattini born in Varese in 1937, where he lives and works

He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera winning the Titta Award and for Painting the second International Award for the Academies of Fine Arts,
with the award ceremony held in the Campidoglio in Rome.

In the current scenario of Italian art, Vittore Frattini is one of the very few artists to have attempted to rethink the destiny of plastic form and art in a coherent and ongoing manner, while never losing sight of the delicacy and dynamic significance of his typical trait, even in the most manifest monumental achievements. He trained as a sculptor in the studio of his father, Angelo. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera winning the Titta Award and for Painting the second International Award for the Academies of Fine Arts, with the award ceremony held in the Campidoglio in Rome. He exhibited his works at the Grand Palais des Champs Eliseès at the Paris ‘Salon’. He later exhibited his works at the Spotorno Gallery in Milan, presented by Carlo Munari. He then exhibited at the Cassiopeia gallery and VIOTTI gallery both in Turin. He won an award at the IX City of Gallarate Award and won the Bignami Award at the “Ina Touring Awards” at the Royal Palace of Milan in 1964. In 1965 he took part in the "Italian Artists in America” project, with exhibitions in New York and Washington and, together with Emilio Scanavino, was invited to the White House by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
An example of his many individual exhibitions...