Pilonova galerija
Prešernova 3, SI-5270 Ajdovščina
Phone386 (0) 5 368 9177
ProprietorAjdovščina Municipality
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Established [[Established::in 1973]], the [[Pilon Gallery]] houses a permanent collection of works by Slovene painter, graphic artist and photographer Veno Pilon (1896-1970), including a representative selection of oil paintings (landscapes, portraits and nudes) which rank Pilon among the most important modernist artists of Europe. | Established [[Established::in 1973]], the [[Pilon Gallery]] houses a permanent collection of works by Slovene painter, graphic artist and photographer Veno Pilon (1896-1970), including a representative selection of oil paintings (landscapes, portraits and nudes) which rank Pilon among the most important modernist artists of Europe. | ||
| − | Beside the ''Pilon permanent collection'', the Gallery gathers two further collections: ''The Friends of Pilon Collection'' and ''Vipavski Križ Collection''. It | + | Beside the ''Pilon permanent collection'', the Gallery gathers two further collections: ''The Friends of Pilon Collection'' and ''Vipavski Križ Collection''. It prepares also an exhibition programme which includes painting, sculpture, print-making, architecture, design and photography. |
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The Gallery was founded after Pilon's son Dominique donated to the town of Ajdovščina his father's artistic legacy, a rich collection of art works and an archival collection comprising documents, manuscripts, correspondence, books and personal belongings as well as varied memorial material, including the literary legacy of Walter Bianchi. | + | The Gallery was founded after Pilon's son Dominique donated to the town of Ajdovščina his father's artistic legacy, a rich collection of art works and an archival collection comprising documents, manuscripts, correspondence, books and personal belongings as well as varied memorial material, including the literary legacy of Walter Bianchi. The collection was later enriched by purchases and other donations. |
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==Venue== | ==Venue== | ||
| − | The gallery premises consist of two houses, the first being the Pilon homestead, which also used to be the bakery of the painter`s father. The facades of the two houses, as well as the interior of the painter's homestead with all its architectural details, were preserved and renovated by Svetozar Križaj (1921-1996), who received the 1976 [[Plečnik Award]] for the renovation | + | The gallery premises consist of two houses, the first being the Pilon homestead, which also used to be the bakery of the painter`s father. The facades of the two houses, as well as the interior of the painter's homestead with all its architectural details, were preserved and renovated by Svetozar Križaj (1921-1996), who received the 1976 [[Plečnik Award]] for the renovation. |
==Collections== | ==Collections== | ||
===Pilon Collection=== | ===Pilon Collection=== | ||
The works of Pilon Collection are arranged in chronological order and by art form: they start with his first art assignments at the secondary school in Gorica, and continue with views of Gorica and Ajdovščina (oil and watercolours) from the period before the First World War, drawings and watercolours from the time he was a prisoner of war in Russia, sketches from his travels and study in Prague, Florence and Vienna (with a special display case containing a selection of documents, photographs and letters), Pilon's graphic art production from his Prague and Florence period, portraits and still-lifes in different techniques, and one room entirely dedicated to his drawings. The last room (which was the painter`s studio) contains drawings and prints dating from his Parisian period until the late 1950s. The corridor features two sculptures - of the notary Artur Lokar and the writer Ivan Cankar - as well as some portrait drawings of Slovene artists. A photographic section in the attic displays Pilon's work in Paris from the 1930s onwards, including portraits, still-lives and vedutas. | The works of Pilon Collection are arranged in chronological order and by art form: they start with his first art assignments at the secondary school in Gorica, and continue with views of Gorica and Ajdovščina (oil and watercolours) from the period before the First World War, drawings and watercolours from the time he was a prisoner of war in Russia, sketches from his travels and study in Prague, Florence and Vienna (with a special display case containing a selection of documents, photographs and letters), Pilon's graphic art production from his Prague and Florence period, portraits and still-lifes in different techniques, and one room entirely dedicated to his drawings. The last room (which was the painter`s studio) contains drawings and prints dating from his Parisian period until the late 1950s. The corridor features two sculptures - of the notary Artur Lokar and the writer Ivan Cankar - as well as some portrait drawings of Slovene artists. A photographic section in the attic displays Pilon's work in Paris from the 1930s onwards, including portraits, still-lives and vedutas. | ||
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===The Friends of Pilon Collection=== | ===The Friends of Pilon Collection=== | ||
| + | The collection comprises works of artists who are somehow connected with Pilon or the Pilon Gallery. First works were donated by artists to the collection before the establishment of the Pilon Gallery. In 1971 it included the work of twelve of Pilon's immediate friends and acquaintances. The enrichment of the collection happened after the first exhibition of works of the Friends of Pilon on the 10th. February 1978. Further works were gained from the periodic exhibitions prepared in the remembrance of Veno Pilon. The collection has steadily expanded in the last few years due to the [[Castrumfoto International Workshop]]. | ||
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| + | The complex collection comprises today around 500 works from the fields of painting, sculpture, print-making, drawing, photography, architecture and graphic design. Drawing (207) and print-making (208), including sketch books and folders with graphic prints, are clearly in the majority, whilst the less numerous painting (48), sculpture (10) stand out by the quality of their art. It comprises also more than 30 photographies of the [[Castrumfoto International Workshop]]. Among them is work of great names of Slovene art history of the 20th century also of [[Ivan Čargo]], [[Avgust Černigoj]], [[Gabrijel Stupica]], [[Miha Maleš]], [[France Mihelič]], [[Zoran Mušič]], [[Vladimir Makuc]], [[Štefan Planinc]], [[Marij Pregelj]], [[Janez Bernik]], [[Bogdan Borčić]], [[Drago Tršar]], [[Edvard Zajec]], [[Andrej Jemec]] and many others. The collection comprise also some portraits of Veno Pilons ([[Božidar Jakac]], Robert Hlavaty). | ||
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===Vipavski Križ Collection=== | ===Vipavski Križ Collection=== | ||
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Revision as of 11:59, 14 March 2010
Contact
Past Events
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22 Jun 2021
Presentation of the life and opus of Veno Pilon (1896–1970) with Dominique, François and François Pilon participating, led by the editor Zdenka Štimac, in collaboration with the Pilon Gallery, Ajdovščina, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Paris
History
The Gallery was founded after Pilon's son Dominique donated to the town of Ajdovščina his father's artistic legacy, a rich collection of art works and an archival collection comprising documents, manuscripts, correspondence, books and personal belongings as well as varied memorial material, including the literary legacy of Walter Bianchi. The collection was later enriched by purchases and other donations.
Background
Venue
The gallery premises consist of two houses, the first being the Pilon homestead, which also used to be the bakery of the painter`s father. The facades of the two houses, as well as the interior of the painter's homestead with all its architectural details, were preserved and renovated by Svetozar Križaj (1921-1996), who received the 1976 Plečnik Award for the renovation.
Collections
Pilon Collection
The works of Pilon Collection are arranged in chronological order and by art form: they start with his first art assignments at the secondary school in Gorica, and continue with views of Gorica and Ajdovščina (oil and watercolours) from the period before the First World War, drawings and watercolours from the time he was a prisoner of war in Russia, sketches from his travels and study in Prague, Florence and Vienna (with a special display case containing a selection of documents, photographs and letters), Pilon's graphic art production from his Prague and Florence period, portraits and still-lifes in different techniques, and one room entirely dedicated to his drawings. The last room (which was the painter`s studio) contains drawings and prints dating from his Parisian period until the late 1950s. The corridor features two sculptures - of the notary Artur Lokar and the writer Ivan Cankar - as well as some portrait drawings of Slovene artists. A photographic section in the attic displays Pilon's work in Paris from the 1930s onwards, including portraits, still-lives and vedutas.
The Friends of Pilon Collection
The collection comprises works of artists who are somehow connected with Pilon or the Pilon Gallery. First works were donated by artists to the collection before the establishment of the Pilon Gallery. In 1971 it included the work of twelve of Pilon's immediate friends and acquaintances. The enrichment of the collection happened after the first exhibition of works of the Friends of Pilon on the 10th. February 1978. Further works were gained from the periodic exhibitions prepared in the remembrance of Veno Pilon. The collection has steadily expanded in the last few years due to the Castrumfoto International Workshop.
The complex collection comprises today around 500 works from the fields of painting, sculpture, print-making, drawing, photography, architecture and graphic design. Drawing (207) and print-making (208), including sketch books and folders with graphic prints, are clearly in the majority, whilst the less numerous painting (48), sculpture (10) stand out by the quality of their art. It comprises also more than 30 photographies of the Castrumfoto International Workshop. Among them is work of great names of Slovene art history of the 20th century also of Ivan Čargo, Avgust Černigoj, Gabrijel Stupica, Miha Maleš, France Mihelič, Zoran Mušič, Vladimir Makuc, Štefan Planinc, Marij Pregelj, Janez Bernik, Bogdan Borčić, Drago Tršar, Edvard Zajec, Andrej Jemec and many others. The collection comprise also some portraits of Veno Pilons (Božidar Jakac, Robert Hlavaty).
Vipavski Križ Collection
Exhibitions
Pilon’s Gallery also organises a changing thematic exhibition programme throughout the year.
See also
External links
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Established in 1973, the Pilon Gallery h … Established in 1973, the Pilon Gallery houses a permanent collection of works by Slovenian painter, graphic artist and photographer Veno Pilon (1896–1970), including a representative selection of oil paintings (landscapes, portraits and nudes) which rank Pilon among the most important modernist artists of Europe.ost important modernist artists of Europe. +
Established in 1973, the Pilon Gallery hou … Established in 1973, the Pilon Gallery houses a permanent collection of works by Slovenian painter, graphic artist and photographer Veno Pilon (1896–1970), including a representative selection of oil paintings (landscapes, portraits and nudes) which rank Pilon among the most important modernist artists of Europe.ost important modernist artists of Europe. +
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