Giorgio MorandiItalian, 1890–1964Still Life
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Where is “Still Life” now? Collection: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge. Not on view at present. Checked September 29, 2026.
Cambridge, United States
It belongs to the collection, but is not on display at present.
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- 1977.1
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In the life of Giorgio Morandi
The whole life1957
Grand Prize for painting at the São Paulo Biennial
He wins the Grand Prize for painting at the São Paulo Biennial, four years after the Grand Prize for a series of etchings.
late 1950s
Trouble with his eyesight
In one of his rare interviews he says that, because of serious problems with his eyesight, he now paints only four or five pictures a year.
1959
A house at Grizzana
He builds a house at Grizzana, 30 kilometres from Bologna, where he spends the summers with his sisters in his last years too. The fame that came after the war does not change his modest way of life: he remains unmarried and lives with his unmarried sisters in the old-fashioned family flat in Bologna, where one room serves as his studio and bedroom.
11 July 1959 – 11 October 1959
Exhibition: Documenta II
1962
Solo exhibition in Siegen
After a solo exhibition in Siegen he is awarded the Rubens Prize of the city of Siegen.
18 June 1964
Died
