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biography
Carlo Scarpa was a renowned Italian architect and designer who left an indelible mark on the world of modern design. Born in Venice in 1906, Scarpa was a master of his craft, known for his innovative use of materials and his ability to blend traditional and modern design elements seamlessly.
Scarpa's career began in the 1920s, when he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. He later worked as a designer for the Venini glass company, where he developed a reputation for his intricate and beautiful glasswork. Scarpa's designs were characterized by their clean lines, bold colors, and intricate patterns, and he quickly became one of the most sought-after designers in Italy.
In the 1950s and 1960s, Scarpa turned his attention to architecture, designing a number of iconic buildings throughout Italy. His work was characterized by its use of natural materials, such as stone and wood, and its emphasis on light and space. Scarpa's buildings were often designed to blend seamlessly with their surroundings, creating a sense of harmony between the built environment and the natural world.
Today, Scarpa is remembered as one of the most influential designers and architects of the 20th century. His work continues to inspire designers and architects around the world, and his legacy lives on in the many buildings and objects he created during his long and illustrious career. Whether you are a fan of modern design or simply appreciate beautiful and innovative work, Carlo Scarpa is a name that should be on your radar.
Scarpa's career began in the 1920s, when he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. He later worked as a designer for the Venini glass company, where he developed a reputation for his intricate and beautiful glasswork. Scarpa's designs were characterized by their clean lines, bold colors, and intricate patterns, and he quickly became one of the most sought-after designers in Italy.
In the 1950s and 1960s, Scarpa turned his attention to architecture, designing a number of iconic buildings throughout Italy. His work was characterized by its use of natural materials, such as stone and wood, and its emphasis on light and space. Scarpa's buildings were often designed to blend seamlessly with their surroundings, creating a sense of harmony between the built environment and the natural world.
Today, Scarpa is remembered as one of the most influential designers and architects of the 20th century. His work continues to inspire designers and architects around the world, and his legacy lives on in the many buildings and objects he created during his long and illustrious career. Whether you are a fan of modern design or simply appreciate beautiful and innovative work, Carlo Scarpa is a name that should be on your radar.
Past lots
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Divano mod. Cornaro
Struttura in legno colorato e rivestimenti in tessuto. Prodotto per la serie Ultrarazionale. Prod. Simon Gavina, Italia, 1973
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
MVM Cappellin, Murano 1930 ca
Pair of pyriform vases with disc foot in coral glass paste with gold leaf decoration. Old Cappellin paper labels. One with broken foot.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
MVM Cappellin, Murano, 1930 ca
An Incamiciato blown glass vase with a silver leaf decor. Acid-etched signature
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1936 ca
Importante vaso sferico in vetro pesante serie Sommersi con decoro di bollicine e inclusione di foglia oro Firma all’acido Venini Murano Made in Italy altezza cm [..]
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Lampada a sospensione mod. 5417
Fusto e diffusore in vetro di Murano Filigrana con struttura in metallo. Prod. Venini, Italia, 1931
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
MVM Cappellin, Murano 1930 ca
Rare coral glass paste sphere vase with gold leaf decoration. Acid stamped signature MVM Cappellin.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Sei sedie mod. nr. 1934-765
Struttura in legno e legno multistrato, rivestimenti della seduta in pelle. Prod. Bernini, Italia, 1970 ca.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Suspension lamp
Nickel-plated metal structure and Filigrana Murano glass. Engraved mark. Venini, Italy. 1930 ca.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1936 ca
A Bollicine glass vase with a gold leaf decor. Acid-etched signature Venini Murano
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Suspension lamp with metal structure and bakelite details.
Structure and arms in striped and engraved Murano glass. Venini, Italy, 1940 ca.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Lampada a sospensione mod. 5345 a 5
Struttura in vetro di Murano rigato e struttura interna in metallo. Coppe in vetro di Murano sabbiato. Prod. Venini, Italia, 1942
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Poltrona mod. Cornaro
Struttura in legno laccato e rivestimenti in tessuto. Prodotto per la serie Ultrarazionale. Prod. Simon Gavina, Italia, 1973
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1936 ca
Raro vaso cilindrico con piede e collo ad anello serie A Bollicine in vetro soffiato verdino altezza cm 33,5, diametro cm 18
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Lampada a sospensione con struttura in metallo e vetro di Murano bugnato.
Prod. Venini, Italia, 1939
The chandelier is in good condition. Traces of oxidation along the brass details. The auction house does not guarantee its operation, [..]
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
MVM Cappellin, Murano 1930 ca
Rare ornament in the shape of an octopus in coral glass paste and applied black mouth. Iridescent surface.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Otto sedie mod. Kentucky
Struttura in legno e cuoio. Prod. Bernini, Italia, 1979
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Poltrona mod. Cornaro
Struttura in legno laccato e rivestimenti in tessuto. Prodotto per la serie Ultrarazionale. Prod. Simon Gavina, Italia, 1973
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Lampada a sospensione mod. 214A
Struttura in metallo e rame, diffusore in vetro di Murano ondulato. Marchio della produzione. Prod. Venini, Italia, 1930 ca.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Ceiling lamp
Brass structure and Mezza Filigrana Murano glass diffusers. Venini, Italy, 1930 ca
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1950 ca
Raro vaso serie Battuti in forma di zucca orientale in vetro arancio con superficie interamente lavorata alla mola Firma all'acido Venini Murano Italia altezza [..]
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Suspension lamp with metal and aluminium structure.
Treccia Murano glass stem and arms. Engraved mark. Venini, Italy, 1940 ca.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1936
A Bollicine glass vase with a gold leaf decor. Acid-etched signature Venini Murano
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Lampada a sospensione
Struttura in ottone e diffusore in vetro di Murano a Fasce. Prod. Venini, Italia, 1930 ca.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Carlo Scarpa
Grande tavolo mod. Doge
Struttura in acciaio e piano in cristallo molato. Prod. Cassina, Italia, 1968
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano 1940 ca
Brass portrait holder with wavy blown glass frame. Signature on brass.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano 1936 ca
Transparent Corroso glass vase with iridescent surface. Acid stamped signature Venini Murano.
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1950 ca
Four Sommerso A Bollicine glass bowls with gold leaf. Acid-etched signature Venini Murano on two bowls
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1936 ca
Coppia di porta candele serie Corrosi in vetro verde con superficie interamente iridata e lavorata all'acido Firma all'acido Venini Murano altezza cm 7,5
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
Venini, Murano, 1950 ca
An Incamiciato glass vase. Acid-etched signature Venini Murano Italia. Old stamp
Carlo Scarpa
(1906 - 1978)
C. Scarpa, Venini, Murano, 1936ca
Carlo Scarpa (1906-1978). A rare A Bollicine glass bottle in jade green and an amethyst spherical lid. Acid-etched signature Venini Murano Italia.