Costruttori
- Artist
- Carlo Carra
- Style
- Neoclassicism
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Costruttori" by Carlo Carrà, created in 1914, exemplifies Carrà’s engagement with Neoclassicism within the context of early 20th-century avant-garde movements. As an Italian artist and integral figure of the Futurism, Carrà’s work often blends dynamic forms with bold composition and clear lines. This particular piece employs precise technique characteristic of genre painting, emphasizing craftsmanship and everyday themes. The title "Costruttori" directly references the theme of builders or creators, reflecting the artwork’s focus on human labor, craftsmanship, and modernity—core elements in Carrà’s progressive style.
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