The Pinacoteca Atza is located in Corso Vittorio Emanuele, in front of Casa Deriu, and occupies the premises of the former Municipal Library.
Inside there is a rich permanent exhibition that allows you to learn about the canvases of the painter Antonio Atza, a Bosano by adoption, and to discover the various phases of his artistic career.
The exhibition, divided into various rooms, consists of works donated by the same author to the City of Bosa and includes both some of the very first realistic executions and some of those “surrealist” paintings, which place him among the protagonists of post-war Sardinian art.
Important pieces of his pictorial career are the famous' Sands', painted in the late 1950s, the 'Blues' of the early sixties and the works of clear futurist inspiration, such as the 'Self-Portrait' and the 'Jug Sellers'.
A space is dedicated to the works of the various artists with whom Antonio Atza had established friendly relationships: Stanis Dessy, Giovanni Thermes and Giovanni Pisano.
Why it is important to visit it
The museum allows the acquaintance of an artist who was counted among the masters of Sardinian art of the late twentieth century. His paintings are, to this day, sought after and coveted by collectors and Antonio Atza's paintings are present in the island's main museums.
Structure category: museum, gallery and/or collection
Content type:
Arts
Usability: Open
Province: Oristano
Common: Bosa
Macro Territorial Area: Central Sardinia
POSTAL CODE: 09089
Address: corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 74
Telephone: +39 0785 377043
E-mail: info@fondazionebosa.it
Website: fondazionebosa.it
maggio - settembre
Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday
10:00 - 20:00
Information on tickets and access: Users are invited to consult the website or contact the manager's offices directly for further clarifications on opening hours and seasonal programming.
Access mode: For a fee
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Services information: Didactic-educational workshops by appointment.
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