Galerie Adriano Ribolzi

A family business founded in Lugano (Switzerland) in 1920, Adriano Ribolzi opened his gallery in Monaco in 1974, becoming the first foreign antique dealer to set up in the Principality, specializing in 17th and 18th century French and continental furniture, antique paintings, sculptures and objets d’art.

In 1975, he initiated the famous Biennale des Antiquaires de Monaco, which he participated in until 2005, as well as the famous Maastricht fair (TEFAAF) for 18 years.
In 2009, to mark his 35th anniversary in Monaco, he inaugurated a new modern art section in his two gallery spaces, in the presence of the Princely family.

In 2020, Maison Ribolzi celebrated its 100th anniversary, and today it is opening its walls even wider to new modern and contemporary artistic talent. It organizes several varied annual exhibitions, always focusing on the quality of the works on display.

Open from Tuesday, July 2 to Saturday, July 6, 2024 during Monaco Art Week, from 10 a.m. to noon and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

ADRIANO RIBOLZI GALLERY

3/7 avenue de l’Hermitage

98000 Monaco

[email protected]

tel. +377 97970377

www.adrianoribolzi.com

2024

Ganga SINGH, at the roots of India

July 1 to September 15, 2024

Ganga Singh grew up in his ancestral home in Rajasthan. He spent his childhood surrounded by nature, fields, ponds and birds.

Ganga Singh often goes camping and one of his favorite spots is the Chambal river gorge, which flows between high cliffs covered with dense forests. The Kota region is known as a paradise for fish eagles, which he used to watch in action with his friends. The famous miniaturists of Kota also depicted the Chambal Valley in hunting scenes, and Ganga Singh’s works show a certain influence of this tradition combined with his own bold interpretation of the theme. The paintings in this series are personal visions in which he attempts to give landscapes and rock formations a human character. He uses gold and ochre colors to evoke birds of prey, and the bold folk forms that influence his living space give his paintings strength and energy.