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Amedeo Gennarelli (1881-1943) was an Italian sculptor associated with the decorative arts and the Art Deco style . His work is distinguished by elegant female figures, stylized lines and a particular attention to the balance of volumes and the surface of materials.

Amedeo Gennarelli was born in 1881 in Italy. He trained in an artistic context marked by academic tradition, while gradually opening up to the formal research of the early 20th century. His work is part of the decorative arts, in this period, sculpture became closer to the object and the ornament, without renouncing the rigor of modelling. 

Gennarelli is developing a production line focused mainly on female figure, he approaches them with great sensitivity to line, proportion and elegant gesture. Bodies are often elongated, stylized and treated with controlled simplification. This approach lends his works an impression of calm, restraint and harmony, characteristic of the language of the artist Art Deco. 

His sculptures are made from a variety of materials, including bronze, the terracotta and sometimes the stone, we use techniques that emphasize surface and volume. The modeling is precise, the transitions smooth, and the overall effect is one of clarity of form. The figures' attitudes are often static or slightly suggestive, reflecting a search for balance rather than accentuated movement. 

The work of Gennarelli took place at a time when decorative sculpture was enjoying a boom, particularly in the context of exhibitions and the distribution of objets d'art for modern interiors. His creations were equally at home as stand-alone sculptures or as decorative elements integrated into an ensemble. 

Through his work, Gennarelli contributes to the definition of a sculptural language in which modernity manifests itself in stylization, purity of line and coherence of volume. His work illustrates the transition between the classical heritage and the purified forms of the 20th century, without making a radical break with tradition. 

Amedeo Gennarelli dies in 1943. His work remains representative of Italian and European Art Deco sculpture, appreciated for its formal elegance, technical mastery and measured approach to modernity. 

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