Agostino Veroni

Agostino Veroni is a contemporary Italian painter whose work bridges traditional plein-air painting with vibrant modern impressionism. Born in the coastal city of Livorno and operating from his studio at Villa Minghetti in Lamporecchio (Tuscany), Veroni draws inspiration from the wild Mediterranean coastline and the sculpted hills of Vinci and Chianti.
Formed within the rigorous tradition of the Macchiaioli and the Livornese School, Veroni studied classical anatomy and design under Ferruccio Mataresi (pupil of Pietro Annigoni). His instinct as a pure colorist was nurtured by Giulio da Vicchio (son of Gruppo Labronico co-founder Ferruccio Rontini), while Masaniello Luschi guided his capture of spontaneous natural light.
Veroni is an active, long-standing member of the prestigious Gruppo Labronico, founded in 1920. Characterized by thick impasto and dynamic palette knife gestures, his oil canvases translate light, architectural rhythms, and coastal atmospheres into tactile visual experiences.
His original artworks are featured in renowned galleries across Italy (Florence, Positano, Chianti, Lucca) and held in prominent private collections in more than 40 countries.

Selected Exhibitions & Museum Presence:

• 2026 – Sala dell'Accademia e Galleria Giannoni, Novara (Gruppo Labronico)
• 2022 – Villa Bertelli, Forte dei Marmi (Gruppo Labronico)
• 2021 & 2013 – Granai di Villa Mimbelli, Livorno (Gruppo Labronico)
• 2020 – Spazio Espositivo Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, Firenze (Gruppo Labronico)
• 2017 – Scuderie Granducali, Seravezza (Gruppo Labronico)
• 2016 – House of Mantegna (Casa del Mantegna), Mantua
• 2016 – Museo Piaggio, Pontedera (Gruppo Labronico)
• 2016 – Tuscan Art, Chicago (USA)
• 2015 – Teatro dei Dioscuri al Quirinale, Roma (Gruppo Labronico)
• 2015 – Palazzo Giureconsulti, Milano ("L’Arte e il tempo")
• 2014 – Tuscan Art Tour, Chicago & Naples, Florida (USA)

Permanent gallery representation across Florence, Positano (Amalfi Coast), Chianti, and Lucca.