Attilio Marcello Selva

Place: Trieste

Born: 1888

Death: 1970

Biography:

Attilio Selva was an Italian sculptor born in Trieste in 1888. He died in 1970. Selva was a prominent figure in the Italian sculpture scene, and his works are known for their dynamic and expressive qualities. He was particularly interested in the human form, and many of his sculptures depict figures in motion. Selva's work was influenced by the Italian Futurist movement, and he was a member of the Italian Futurist Association. He exhibited his work in numerous exhibitions throughout Italy and abroad, and received several awards and accolades for his contributions to the field of sculpture. Selva's most famous works include 'Rythms' and 'The Fountain of the Caryatids'.