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Renuccio Renucci (Livorno, 1880 – 1947) was an Italian painter, among the founders of the Labronico Group. From the initial late-Divisionist stylistic modules he moved on to a blatantly labronic painting, which favored seascapes, boats and fishermen as themes, taking advantage of the lesson of his master Ugo Manaresi. Read the full biography

Renuccio Renucci (Livorno, 1880 – 1947) was an Italian painter, among the founders of the Labronico Group. From the initial late-Divisionist stylistic modules he moved on to a blatantly labronic painting, which favored seascapes, boats and fishermen as themes, taking advantage of the lesson of his master Ugo Manaresi. A painter with a very strong decorative sense, he was probably the most mannerist among the leading artists of the Labronico Group and for this reason, during his life, he did not obtain the critical acclaim that some of his leading expressions perhaps deserved. Renucci enjoyed commercial and market success in Tuscany and especially in Livorno, where he was appreciated for the realism of his lucid compositions. He expressed himself best in those small-format paintings where the synthesis of the first pointillist echoes in an elegant but full-bodied brushstroke is clear.