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The following is a list of works by Futurist artist Giacomo Balla. [1] [2]
Image | English title | Italian title | Year | Media | Location |
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Woman Sewing | 1887 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Self Portrait | Autosmorfia | 1894 | oil on cardboard | private collection | |
Self Portrait | 1894 | oil on cardboard | private collection | ||
Landscape | 1900 | oil on canvas | |||
Luna Park, Paris | Luna Park, Parigi | 1900 | painting | private collection | |
Bankruptcy | Fallimento | 1902 | |||
Outdoor Portrait | 1902 | oil on canvas | Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome, Italy | ||
A Worker's Day | 1904 | oil on cardboard | private collection | ||
The Madwoman | 1905 | oil on canvas | |||
Portrait of a Lady | 1907 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
The Doubt | Il Dubbio | 1907–1908 | Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome, Italy | ||
Street Light | Lampada ad arco | 1910–11 | oil on canvas | Museum of Modern Art, New York City | |
Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash | Dinamismo di un cane al guinzaglio | 1912 | Albright–Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York | ||
Girl Running on a Balcony | 1912 | oil on canvas | Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Milan, Italy | ||
The Hand of the Violinist | 1912 | oil on canvas | Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art, London | ||
Speeding Automobile | 1912 | oil on wood | Museum of Modern Art, New York City | ||
Iridescent Interpenetration (series) | Compenetrazione iridiscente | 1912–1914 | multiple | multiple | |
Speeding Car (study for Abstract Speed) | Auto in corsa | 1913 | gouache and watercolor on paper | ||
Abstract Speed | Velocità + paesaggio | 1913 | |||
Abstract Speed – The Car Has Passed | Velocità astratta - l'auto è passata | 1913 | oil on canvas | Tate Modern, London, UK | |
Automobile in Corsa | 1913 | oil on board | private collection | ||
Flight of the Swallows / Lines of Movement and Dynamic Succession | 1913 | tempera on paper | private collection | ||
Landscape | Paesaggio | 1913 | |||
Landscape 1913 | 1913 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Line of Speed | 1913 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Lines of Speed / Synthesis of Movement | 1913 | painting | private collection | ||
Rhythm + Noise + Speed of Car | Ritmo + rumore + velocità d'automobile | 1913 | |||
Shape and Noise of Motorcyclist | 1913 | tempera on paper | |||
The Speed of a Car + Light / The Speed of an Automobile | 1913 | private collection | |||
Velocity of Cars and Light | 1913 | oil on canvas | Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden | ||
The Speed of the Motorcycle | Velocità di motocicletta | 1913 | chalk drawing | private collection | |
Swifts: Path of Movement and Dynamic Sequences | 1913 | oil on canvas | Museum of Modern Art, New York City | ||
Linear Synthesis of Velocity | 1913 | drawing | private collection | ||
Abstract Speed + Sound | Velocità astratta + rumore | 1913–14 | oil on canvas | Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, Italy | |
Complex Color at the Speed of Sound | 1914 | oil on panel | private collection | ||
Mercury Passing Before the Sun (series) | Mercurio passa davanti al sole | 1914 | multiple | Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, Italy Other versions reside at:
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Rumoristica Plastica Baltrr | 1914 | mixed media | private collection | ||
Vortex, Space, Form | Vortice, spazio, forme | 1914 | oil on canvas | private collection | |
Dynamic of Boccioni's fist | 1914 | sculpture | |||
Sculptural Construction of Noise and Speed / Plastic Ensemble | 1914–15 | assemblage | Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C. | ||
Lines – Force of Boccioni's Fist | 1915 | ||||
Crowd + Landscape | 1915 | collage | private collection | ||
Flags at the Altar of the Motherland | 1915 | ||||
Flags for the Altar | 1915 | ||||
Design Sketches: 'Mimicry Synoptic' or 'Spring' | Bozzetto scenografico: 'Mimica sinottica' o 'Primavera' | 1915 | |||
Mimicry Synoptic: Costume Design for the Valle | 1915 | ||||
Mimicry Synoptic: The Sky Woman | 1915 | ||||
Mimicry Synoptic: The Tree Woman or Woman Flower | 1915 | ||||
September 20 demonstration | 1915 | ||||
Sketch For The Ballet By Igor Stravinsky: Fireworks | Feu d'Artifice | 1915 | oil on canvas | ||
Futurist Force Field | 1916 | ||||
Streamlines Futur | 1916 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Warship, Widow and Wind (Veil of Vedova and Landscape) | 1916 | oil on panel | private collection | ||
Linea di Compenetrazione | 1916 | ||||
Dynamic of Boccioni's Fist—Lines of Force II | 1916–17 | sculpture | Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C. | ||
Mutilated Trees | Alberi Mutilati | 1918 | |||
Design for Living Room Furnishings | 1918 | ||||
Future (study) | 1918 | oil on canvas | |||
Plastic Colour | 1918 | ||||
Poster For "Casa D'Arte Bragaglia" | 1918 | ||||
Spirit-Form Transformation | Transformación forma-espíritu | 1918 | |||
Spring | Primavera | 1918 | |||
Flowers and Lines Performing | 1918–19 | gouache painting | private collection | ||
Futurlibecciata | 1919 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Landscape + Swallows in Flight | 1919 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Marina | 1919 | oil on board | private collection | ||
Marombra | 1919 | oil on canvas | |||
Numbers in Love | 1920 | oil on canvas | |||
Science against Obscurantism | Scienza contra obscurantismo | 1920 | oil on canvas | private collection | |
The Spell is Broken | 1920 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Dinamismo Andamentale | 1923 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Future | 1923 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Pessimism and Optimism | Pessimismo e optimismo | 1923 | oil on canvas | private collection | |
Nuns and Landscape | 1925 | ||||
Spatial Forces | 1925 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Linee andamentali | 1926–27 | oil on canvas | private collection | ||
Andiamo che è tardi | 1934 | private collection | |||
We four in the mirror | 1945 |
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