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   How a work of art is born. Federico Starnone in the pine forest of Minturno at the end of the 1950s. go to the biography.

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   Federico Starnone. Naples 1917 – Milan 1998. The artistic career of Federico Starnone, trained in Naples as a self-taught person, attending the free nude school of the Academy of Fine Arts from outside, takes place almost independently from direct participation in currents and movements, choosing more the path of personal suggestions.

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4. www.nytimes.com › 2023/05/27 › booksBook Review: ‘The House on Via Gemito,’ by Domenico Starnone ...

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   May 27, 2023 · Federì, the central figure in Domenico Starnone’s searching and sorrowful work of autofiction, “The House on Via Gemito,” feels bedeviled by pram, day job and money worries. He’s a ...

5. starnone.it › how-i-started-paintingA masterpiece of Italian literature - Federico Starnone

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   The author-character Domenico Starnone and the miracle of contemporary autofiction. Arnaldo Greco ° Linkiesta.it 21/11/2020. The writer of “Via Gemito” traces the present day through the events of his protagonist Federì, analyzing the many difficulties of this period: «We live in times in which everything ages extraordinarily fast.

6. www.washingtonpost.com › books › 2023/06/02A boy remembers his fierce father in a rich family novel

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   Jun 2, 2023 · The novel has clear autobiographical roots. Starnone’s father is, or was, the painter Federico Starnone, whose masterpiece “The Drinkers” graces the cover of this book.

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   Jul 12, 2023 · While not world-renowned, the author’s real-world father, Federico Starnone, was during his life a locally celebrated artist, and his painting The Drinkers (1953) is reproduced on the cover of Via Gemito.

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   Who is Federico Starnone?

   • The artistic career of Federico Starnone, trained in Naples as a self-taught person, attending the free nude school of the Academy of Fine Arts from outside, takes place almost independently from direct participation in currents and movements, choosing more the path of personal suggestions.

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   When did Federico Starnone die?

   • Federico Starnone died in Milan in 1998. In 2000 his son Domenico Starnone, one of the greatest living Italian writers, narrates, in his novel Via Gemito, the harsh reality of a fiery, impetuous, quarrelsome and deeply dissatisfied father.

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   Where did Domenico Starnone live?

   • Although the details change suspiciously with every telling, these stories “frightened” the young Domenico: His father, he worries, “seemed to derive enormous pleasure from his ferocity.” Via Vincenzo Gemito is a main thoroughfare in a residential district of Naples. You can visit it on Google Street View and see No. 64, where the Starnones lived.

   A boy remembers his fierce father in a rich family novel

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   Is Starnone disgusted by his father's treatment of his mother?

   • Most of all he is disgusted by his father’s treatment of his mother. The novel has clear autobiographical roots. Starnone’s father is, or was, the painter Federico Starnone, whose masterpiece “The Drinkers” graces the cover of this book. Another Italian writer, Natalia Ginzburg, once commented that her classic “ Family Sayings ” was “all fact.

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9. www.goodreads.com › book › showThe House on Via Gemito by Domenico Starnone | Goodreads

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   Apr 1, 2000 · Federí, the father, a railway clerk, is convinced of possessing great artistic talent. If it weren’t for the family he has to feed, he’d be a world-famous painter. Ambitious and frustrated, genuinely talented but full of arrogance and resentment, his life is marked by bitter disappointment.