Born in Messina in 1903, after completing his classical studies in his hometown, he moved to Milan in 1931 where he began to study medicine. There he earns a living and begins to enter the world of art by drawing sketches for the "Corriere dei piccoli" and working as a retoucher for the publisher Rizzoli. In this period he began his pictorial activity creating paintings with autobiographical contents.

After the war, Migneco refined his taste for "social realism" under the influence of Mexican wall painters. In the fifties the fame, by now consolidated, consecrates Giuseppe Migneco among the masters of contemporary Italian art, he exhibits in the most prestigious national and foreign galleries including Paris, New York and Amsterdam.

His always strong and lively colors that recall his Sicily with violent and clear features, the hard and courageous faces make his canvases an expression of the existential struggle

Migneco died in Milan on February 28, 1997.

| UNIQUE PIECE |

Size 50x40

Oil on canvas from 1973.

Work archived in the General Catalog and certified with a document of authenticity that can be requested

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