Angelo Ungania
Angelo Ungania was an Italian artist and sculptor, born in 1905. He studied at the Royal School of Ceramics. In the early 1920s, he worked as a decorator. In 1924, he lent his work at the artistic ceramics, Melandri-Focaccia factory, working with the company to introduce the casting technique in Faenza, Italy. In 1930, he collaborated with Pietro Melandri for the creation of the ceramic panel of the Madonna del Roseto, commissioned by the Hospital of the Infirm of Faenza, placing even his signature alongside that of the master. From the 1930s, he began traveling to Italy, collaborating with various manufacturers, including Montelupo Fiorentino, the Grace of Deruta and Perugia, the Salamandra, the Cantagalli, in Florence and the Fanciullacci.
In 1941, Angelo won the Faenza Award. At the end of the 1940s, he invited Lucio Fontana to create some works at his studio. In the 1950s, he moved to Ruta of Camogli, in Liguria, where he organized a ceramics workshop in his villa. Subsequently, during his short stay in Faenza, he collaborated occasionally with the Bottega Casadio Faenza.
1940s Italian Vintage Angelo Ungania
Enamel
1950s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Ceramic
1940s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Plaster
1950s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Iron
1970s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Brass, Iron
1970s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Brass, Rock Crystal, Glass
20th Century Italian Angelo Ungania
Ceramic
1950s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Faience
Late 20th Century French Angelo Ungania
Brass, Iron
1960s Belgian Vintage Angelo Ungania
Ceramic
1980s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Brass, Agate
1970s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Agate, Brass
1980s French Vintage Angelo Ungania
Brass, Amethyst, Gold Leaf